Free Fire Craftland Code for Visual Studio Code

Quick Start

1. Open a project in Craftland Studio
2. Create a fcg file
3. Double click it to open VS Code and activate this extension

Tips

• Open the project root directory for the best experience
• Use a color-rich theme (like Dark modern, Dark + and solarized-light) to maximize readability. The default theme Visual Studio Dark is not recommend for lack of color.

Features

Snippet:

Insert pre-defined code templates quickly, reducing repetitive coding effort.

Useful snippets include:

• bezierEase, bezierEaseIn, bezierEaseOut, bezierEaseBoth, bezierLinear to create common bezier easing curves
• vector2Value, vector3Value, quaternionValue to create vectors and quaternions
• and more!

IntelliSense:

Provides smart code completion and context-aware suggestions to enhance coding efficiency.

Diagnostic:

Automatically detect and highlight code issues.

Show Hovers:

Display quick information about code elements on hover, aiding in faster code comprehension.

Show Definitions:

View definitions of functions or variables in place, for easy reference without file switching.

Show References:

Find all references of a function or variable in the project, making it easier to track usage.

Semantic Highlight:

Automatically color codes for variables, functions, and types for improved readability and understanding.

Show Color Decorators:

Preview and modify colors.

Configuration

We provide these extension settings to customize your programming experience:

• ffugclanguage.semantic.variableHighlighting: Whether to highlight variables in the editor. May cause performance issues.
• ffugclanguage.editor.UseExternalCompiler: Whether to use this extension's built-in compiler (which is updated more frequently than the one in Craftland Studio)

To Contact the Publisher

Please feel free to visit our website https://ffcraftland.garena.com for more information related to Craftland

If you need support, please contact us via email: CraftlandStudio@garena.com. Please indicate that you are coming from Craftland VS Code.

What's next

• New to VS Code? See the VS Code official docs to get started.