Difference between revisions of "Development"

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WOWCUBE supports several approaches to programming content for it:
 
WOWCUBE supports several approaches to programming content for it:
  
1. Development of specialized applets (cublets) that are executed and stored on a cube as on a stand-alone device:
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:1. Development of specialized applets (cublets) that are executed and stored on a cube as on a stand-alone device:
  
It can be carried out in the PAWN language. PAWN is a derivative of “Small C” (See [https://github.com/compuphase/pawn/blob/master/doc/Pawn_Language_Guide.pdf Pawn_Language_Guide.pdf], and [https://wiki.alliedmods.net/Pawn_Tutorial Pawn Tutorial])
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:It can be carried out in the PAWN language. PAWN is a derivative of “Small C” (See [https://github.com/compuphase/pawn/blob/master/doc/Pawn_Language_Guide.pdf Pawn_Language_Guide.pdf], and [https://wiki.alliedmods.net/Pawn_Tutorial Pawn Tutorial])
  
WOWCUBE [[API]] - To work with specific cube functions
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:[[API|WOWCUBE API]] - Guide to specific cube functions
  
2. Development of programs for smartphones (or other external devices) transmitting data and graphics to the cube as to an external device, according to the protocol BlueTooth. We call this mode "Projector"
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:2. Development of programs for smartphones (or other external devices) transmitting data and graphics to the cube as to an external device, according to the protocol BlueTooth. We call this mode "Projector"

Revision as of 22:13, 14 September 2020

This is a section about developing applications for WOWCUBE


WOWCUBE supports several approaches to programming content for it:

1. Development of specialized applets (cublets) that are executed and stored on a cube as on a stand-alone device:
It can be carried out in the PAWN language. PAWN is a derivative of “Small C” (See Pawn_Language_Guide.pdf, and Pawn Tutorial)
WOWCUBE API - Guide to specific cube functions
2. Development of programs for smartphones (or other external devices) transmitting data and graphics to the cube as to an external device, according to the protocol BlueTooth. We call this mode "Projector"