nvm, i figured it out, you just set the port to something different for each place
Hi, found another issue:
When building my project, Iâm seeing all my BasePart
objects colors being reset to {255, 255, 255} even though the init.meta.json file has specified its Color value. Is there a setting I need to turn on when building?
Suspecting whatâs wrong:
MeshParts are storing the color property as if they were getting translated as RGB uint8 values, but Im guessing you are treating them as regular color3 float values between 0 and 1. So when you multiply them by 255 you get a number greater than 255, which is just 255, hence why everything is white.
Thanks for this plugin! I use it with Knit + Roblox LSP, and it works great. However, I have a small issue: I need to start Argon after Roblox LSP. If I start both at the same time, IntelliSense doesnât work.
Do you have any suggestions to fix this?
Im using the Default Roblox LSP, and it works just fine
@Dervex
It keeps telling me about the âUpdated Filesâ while i didnt changed anything at all.
Im worrying that if my project will increase in size this might be a problem.
I also have the same problem as you âUpdated Filesâ
you use Roblox LSP or Knit + Roblox LSP.
Just Roblox LSP, nothing more than that
how can I get argon to include every instance in sourcemap? I canât seem to get anything to generate the sourcemap without only scripts
Argon 2.0.24 has just been released
Which fixes a ton of miscellaneous issues, including these ones:
Just pass --non-scripts
or -n
argument when using sourcemap command (or tick Include non-scripts
checkbox if you use VS Code).
goated, also what do you think about roblox official support of trying to work with third party code editors.
Will Argon be supported in future or adapted to work with new API (If they ever make it public)
I really like using it tho, its so comfortable to work with.
I got the same problem again⌠WSL with debian.
can you checkout this: https://build.opensuse.org/
it could help you build argon for lot of distros
Tutorial: openSUSE:Build Service Tutorial - openSUSE Wiki
i will also check it out and see whether i can help you with it
Yea I am never using this again. I restarted vscode after writing an entire module (that i saved) just for this plugin to delete on my file system and in studio for absolutely no reason. Ive been using argon for years now and I have my setting right (I use client priority). I started using argon again recently and this keeps on happening. Sorry but if I am just going to get my code deleted all the time then this is useless.
Never had that problem before, I always Disable auto-connect with argon so it doesnt override projects.