I am disappointed with GGMax. Lately, the broadcast shows simple games created with GGMax or new DLC to buy. This could be very good if GGMax was finished, but it is still in alpha phase and with lots and lots of bugs. In this case I want to focus on visual logic: a good idea for those who don't want to learn a new programming language... I use C, python, gdscript, agk script and I don't feel like learning another language.... I refuse

Visual Logic, specifically the behavior editor, is unfinished, moreover there is hardly any information. The editor doesn't allow you to set the name of the 3 variables defined by default and you can't add or remove variables. In addition, you must program from play mode. Everything is done on the fly and badly. The worst thing is that we still haven't improved anything.

Please, focus on visual logic and leave the DLC for now. It would be great to incorporate the variable you need (boolean, number or string). Make it programmable without running the game (especially since in play mode, when you write values, you can move the player). Create a video tutorial focused on programming with visual logic.

Please, the topic of this post is visual logic or the behavior editor. Do not use this post to discuss LUA details.

Thank you.

Best regards.

GitHub, they won't see it here.

Thank you very much

This already requested in GITHUB
months ago and discussed.

UNIRD12B

TGC is currently focusing on bug fixes before they get to enhancements and feature requests. So, things like planned updates to the visual logic editor are not happening yet, but will down the road.

Because bug fixes are often nothing you can showcase in a video, the weekly live broadcasts have not had much new to talk about. So, instead, they've been showcasing demos, etc. But they've also been answering our questions concerning MAX development.

As far as the DLCs and demos are concerned, they do not slow down development of the software in any way. The demos are made by users, not the TGC team (with the exception of a few old ones, like Switch Escape, that had been there for a long time). And the DLCs are all made by third-party creators.

Remember, MAX is still in Early Access. As a result, it is still unfinished software. RPG and Puzzle elements haven't even been added yet, nor multiplayer and VR. Lee has already stated that the visual logic system needs work, too. So, while development may not be lightning fast (TGC isn't a huge team of developers), they are working and fixes should come, as well as enhancements.