To push a BoS (Battle of Survival) game in MATLAB, you need to export the game from the development environment and then push it to be executed on a specific platform.
MATLAB provides several ways to export graphics and figures including exporting to several image file formats, copy-pasting to other programs, and exporting to LaTeX documents.
To export your BoS game from MATLAB, you need to save your game as a standalone application that can be run on other platforms. MATLAB provides the ability to create standalone applications that can be shared with others who may not have MATLAB installed on their computers.
You can create a standalone application by using MATLAB Compiler, which is an add-on product for MATLAB. It helps you to package your MATLAB code and create standalone applications and web applications.
Once your game is compiled and ready to be deployed, you can push it to various platforms including Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. You can use different methods to do this, such as uploading the game file to a web server, using a file hosting service, or simply sharing the game file via email or file transfer services.
Overall, pushing a BoS game in MATLAB requires exporting the game using MATLAB Compiler and then pushing the executable file to the target platform.
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