I get the idea this is meant for Autodidacts who need to try and fail to learn, not for people who are willing to pick up a textbook and just learn the material.

I agree though, the tasks are easy. I get the idea they’re sorted by tedium, not difficulty.

You’re totally right my code was malformed. I looked closer at hivemm-design and realized you had syntax examples toward the bottom. I’m still not quite getting feedback from the game, but it does acknowledge transmissions and doesn’t crash now.

Thank you.

Hi Saithe, I’ve cloned your repo and am trying interact with it but I’m not getting any sort of feedback from it.

Maybe I’m wildly misunderstanding how this works.

I’ve added args from hivemm-design.txt such as “m0” or “q1” or “x”, both passing them directly on line 5 of dbglua and by passing them as args when calling dbglua. In all cases, dbglua returns ‘ok’ and no changes occur to the game state.

Attempting to pass any arguments by any method using the “–release” flag when running and using clientlua instead of dbglua results in the app panicking in lexer_system.

I’m not the greatest with rust or I’d try to debug myself. I can read it, I can’t write it though.

If you’d like I can gather some logs and submit them on your issue tracker @ git.gay