How to package a Mini Micro game

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To "package" a Mini Micro game means to bundle up all the files into a format that end-users can download (or access on the web) and play without needing anything else.

The basic idea is simple: Mini Micro will automatically look for a zip file (or folder) next to the executable called user.minidisk, and if it finds this, it would automatically mount that as /usr and run any program it finds there as /usr/startup.ms. So packaging amounts to taking a standard Mini Micro distribution, adding the desired user.minidisk file, and tweaking things like the app name and icon. Exact details, though, vary with the platform you're targeting.

Packaging for Windows Download

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Packaging for the Web

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