On the TortoiseSVN front, I think it's very useful and easy to use in conjunction with my sporadic C/C++ Innosetup scripting endeavours. The Diff tool within it alone is great for development purposes.
I confess, I have not attempted the SVN route for BMax, but you don't need to if you don't use Max GUI, then again I've not updated for a while.
As for BMax being a dead language, my children's school which is using an educational tool where the 'engine' is made using BMax would disagree. The software is also sanctioned by BECTA.
Yep, like Gabriel said.
I confess, I have not attempted the SVN route for BMax, but you don't need to if you don't use Max GUI, then again I've not updated for a while.
As for BMax being a dead language, my children's school which is using an educational tool where the 'engine' is made using BMax would disagree. The software is also sanctioned by BECTA.
Yep, like Gabriel said.