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TIC-80 fantasy computer: what its README says about tools, limits, languages and free vs Pro
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What this guide covers
A source note for creators weighing TIC-80 for tiny retro games. It sums up the README's named limits, built-in editors, languages, build routes, Pro differences and licence name. It is read from the README only, was not run, and does not cover how to write a game.
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TIC-80 fantasy computer: what its README says about tools, limits, languages and free vs Pro
Coverage
A source note for creators weighing TIC-80 for tiny retro games. It sums up the README's named limits, built-in editors, languages, build routes, Pro differences and licence name. It is read from the README only, was not run, and does not cover how to write a game.
Useful starting points
- The README states its technical limits as an open-ended list, so check the current wiki before relying on any single figure.
- Free and Pro versions differ in listed features, so confirm which one you need before choosing a download or build route.
- The note covers the README at one commit, not a release, so recheck the current README before depending on it.
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