USERCOMMAND's are a new feature of PBP3.
A recent update (PBP 3.0.4.x) fixed some issues with the way USERCOMMAND and #DEFINE work, which makes it possible to now create your own commands for PBP3.
These commands will act much like the built-in commands that we are all familiar with.
There are no @ signs, you can pass parameters with different variable types and the compiler will decide which macros to call.
Yes, I said "macros". Which means "Assembly Language".
Although you are creating PBP commands, it's done with assembly language macros.
I don't expect too many people to jump on the bandwagon for that reason, but I hope some of you do because I believe this will unlock an incredable amount of power that I'm pretty excited about.
New commands, new complete modules, modules that use other modules.
This is going to be so cool.
I'll try to explain how it works in the following posts and threads, but before you start ...
Make sure you have installed the latest version of PBP3 (3.0.4.x or higher).
The update is free for all users of PBP3.
http://pbp3.com/downloadtrial
A recent update (PBP 3.0.4.x) fixed some issues with the way USERCOMMAND and #DEFINE work, which makes it possible to now create your own commands for PBP3.
These commands will act much like the built-in commands that we are all familiar with.
There are no @ signs, you can pass parameters with different variable types and the compiler will decide which macros to call.
Yes, I said "macros". Which means "Assembly Language".
Although you are creating PBP commands, it's done with assembly language macros.
I don't expect too many people to jump on the bandwagon for that reason, but I hope some of you do because I believe this will unlock an incredable amount of power that I'm pretty excited about.
New commands, new complete modules, modules that use other modules.
This is going to be so cool.
I'll try to explain how it works in the following posts and threads, but before you start ...
Make sure you have installed the latest version of PBP3 (3.0.4.x or higher).
The update is free for all users of PBP3.
http://pbp3.com/downloadtrial
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