Help 2.0
To open a new project, click the menu button, then click new. You can choose a name for your new project and then select a template. The 3D starter project includes the code necessary for creating 3D images and games.
To choose one of your previous projects, click the menu button, then click open. All of your previous projects will appear. Select one to switch to an old project.
The most recently opened projects are listed first. That means that if you have not opened a project for a while, it will be at the bottom of the list.
If you have more than 10 projects, a filter field will appear at the top of the list to help quickly find projects. Type a few letters from the name of a project and the list will shrink to include only those projects that match what you have typed.
Copies of projects are useful because you can make alterations to a project and have the ability to return to your project before the alterations. To make a copy, click the menu button, then click making a copy. You can change the name of the copy.
To rename the project you are currently working on, click the menu button, then click rename.
Your project will autosave every minute. If you want to save more often, click the menu button, then click save.
To share your project, click the menu button, then click share. This generates a url that allows others to access, but not edit, your code. If the code you created is a game, check start in game mode. You can shorten the link or a make QR code for easier sharing by clicking make a short link.
To download a copy of your code, click the menu button, then click download. Your code will be in a .txt file. You can copy the code from the file back into ICE code editor.
To remove a project, you must be currently working on it, so first open the project you want to remove. Then click the menu button, and then click remove. Confirm that you want to delete the project. After the project is deleted, you will no longer be able to open it.
This feature allows you to save your project so it can be imported later. Snapshots of your project are saved in an export so that when it is imported you can go back to previous versions. It is available in ICE beta (http://gamingjs.com/ice-beta/).
This feature allows you to import projects that you had exported.
You can enter snapshot mode by going to http://gamingjs.com/ice-beta/?s. This mode provides an easy way to go back to previous versions of your code. Snapshots are taken every 10 minutes if you have made changes since the last snapshot. The last 20 snapshots are saved. To access snapshots click the menu button, then click open. You can then look through previous saves. To work with a snapshot click the menu button, then click make a copy. You will be taken out of snapshot mode and can edit the copy you just made. The copy has the same snapshots as the original history.
