Flowscript
About TGE's human-readable .BF approximation
Did you know? The name "Flowscript" comes from the magic string (first 4 bytes) of a.BF
file, which spells out "FLW0".
Flowscript (.FLOW
) is the human-readable script you get by Decompiling a .BF
file using AtlusScriptCompiler.
Designed by TGE, it features syntax similar to C, which many users experienced with object-oriented programming should find familiar.
Again-- This guide is geared toward complete beginners. By the end, you should be able to easily create your own scripts, even if you've never programmed before.
Usage
You can create a .FLOW
file from scratch by renaming a new text file.
You may need to make Windows display known file extensions in order to change the .TXT
extension to.FLOW
.
You can also Decompile an existing .BF
script to .FLOW
, or vice versa by Compiling.
Read on to learn more about what comprises a Flowscript.
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