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Claude has a good database of LCS and LCB that it can write a library or widget with just some prompting. It's helpful to know what it is doing, but with the easy syntax of LCS it's easy enough to figure out what it's doing.

Sadly the macOS version isn't code signed, so you will need to use Sentinel <https://itsalin.com/appInfo/?id=sentinel> to ad-hoc sign it for your computer.

You can always include images as base64 encoded data in the stack only script. It'll make your stack balloon in size, but no dependencies is nice too

Yes, all controls and other imported binary data would be lost. The revMenubar shows how to create a stack with controls and images from a script only stack.

Going from a script only stack to a binary stack would just require you to copy and paste the code into the stack/card script (or where ever)

Widget to scroll text across a stack
Video: https://streamable.com/e9rigy
Download: https://github.com/emily-elizabeth/Text ... t/releases

jiml wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 2:28 am Thank you for your Image Grid extension.
Very nice!

Hi Jim,

Thank you for the kind words.

~Emily-Elizabeth

https://github.com/emily-elizabeth/Imag ... t/releases

Displays image thumbnails in a grid for easy display and selecting an image

Step 1: Use any good AI e.g. https://gemini.google.com/ . Be aware that AI usage is not free. I found Google to be affordable.


If you use OpenCode https://opencode.ai and use their Big Pickle model, it is free. I didn't find it all that great compared to Claude, but I'm sure if you put the time ...

What operating system are you on?

You can always use to rule out straight numbers.

Instead of handling it in a repeat loop, look at using send

Here's a good program for testing different versions of ARM macOS. It will download the macOS version for you and then you install it in a virtual machine.

https://github.com/insidegui/VirtualBuddy

Hi Philippe-Martin,

Thank you for the kind words and hopefully HyperXTalk fills the void that LiveCode Community has left. I'd love to see some of your work, especially if it is spanning from HyperCard to now! It's the community that drives HyperXTalk forward, so feel free to come and join us and ...

A big release with a bunch of fixes, some new features and Linux support! We're also adding tutorials to the website to help out beginners. If you think there is something that needs to be added, let me know and we'll look at adding it.

https://www.hyperxtalk.com/

trevix wrote: Fri Jul 03, 2026 5:46 pm I think you are taking advantage of all the things that, against my will, I had to explain over and over to Claude code

hahaha... Thanks for all the help