Defold Kit — Visual Studio Code Extension

[selimanac]

@crjenkins86

Sublime plugin came the closest to covering everything. But it has a serious issue with the console lag and haven’t figured how debugging is suppose to work yet.

If you mean this one:

Defold Sublime Text Package

Since the new editor.port file is now available for the Defold Editor, I’d like to improve my current workflow. I don’t use Defold every day (it’s not part of my daily job), and I also dislike Python (and other indentation-based languages). I don’t want to spend too much time on this, so I’ve decided to use an LLM for code generation. It was a terrible experience, and I swore a lot !! Important: This project should be considered alpha or experimental. I don’t have Windows or Linu…

• I am using the same debugger adapter as the Defold kit:
  GitHub - tomblind/local-lua-debugger-vscode: Local Lua Debugger for VSCode
  through GitHub - daveleroy/SublimeDebugger: Graphical Debugger for Sublime Text for debuggers that support the debug adapter protocol and it works quite good.

• The console has lag because it uses HTTP requests. You can increase the refresh amount by changing it in the plugin source. I know this is not ideal, but I could not find a better approach. Feel free to share if you have a better suggestion. It also requires cleaning, otherwise it can cause issues with Sublime Text.

Edit: I forgot that there is a setting for refreshing the console content. You can set it using Package->Settings->Defold

// Interval in seconds for refreshing console content
 "console_refresh_interval": 2.0,
 // Automatically check for annotation updates on startup
"auto_check_annotations": true,
// Maximum number of lines to show in console (prevents slowdown)
"console_max_lines": 1000