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Fix up docs on model/place files a little

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Lucien Greathouse
2019-05-09 13:29:03 -07:00
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@@ -28,13 +28,13 @@ Now that we have a project, one thing we can do is build a Roblox place file for
All we have to do is call `rojo build`: All we have to do is call `rojo build`:
```sh ```sh
rojo build -o MyNewProject.rbxl rojo build -o MyNewProject.rbxlx
``` ```
If you open `MyNewProject.rbxl` in Roblox Studio now, you should see a `Folder` containing a `ModuleScript` under `ReplicatedStorage`! If you open `MyNewProject.rbxlx` in Roblox Studio now, you should see a `Folder` containing a `ModuleScript` under `ReplicatedStorage`!
!!! info !!! info
To generate an XML place file instead, like if you're checking the place file into version control, just use `rbxlx` as the extension on the output file instead. To generate a binary place file instead, use `rbxl`. Note that support for binary model/place files (`rbxm` and `rbxl`) is very limited in Rojo presently.
## Live-Syncing into Studio ## Live-Syncing into Studio
Building a place file is great for the initial build, but for actively working on your place, you'll want something quicker. Building a place file is great for the initial build, but for actively working on your place, you'll want something quicker.

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@@ -86,6 +86,6 @@ It would turn into instances in this shape:
## Binary and XML Models ## Binary and XML Models
Rojo supports both binary (`.rbxm`) and XML (`.rbxmx`) models generated by Roblox Studio or another tool. Rojo supports both binary (`.rbxm`) and XML (`.rbxmx`) models generated by Roblox Studio or another tool.
Not all property types are supported for all formats! Support for the `rbxmx` is very good, while support for `rbxm` is still very early, buggy, and lacking features.
For a rundown of supported types, check out [rbx_tree's type coverage chart](https://github.com/LPGhatguy/rbx-tree#property-type-coverage). For a rundown of supported types, check out [rbx-dom's type coverage chart](https://github.com/LPGhatguy/rbx-dom#property-type-coverage).