You can break each controller down into two by yourself. Obviously this does not work for pro controllers, but it should be no problem for joycons.

You would just map controls(0) to players one and two, with player one's movements mapped to the left control stick (subtracting 90 degrees from the stick movement) and the arrow buttons. Player two would then map to the right control stick (adding 90 degrees) and the a, b, x, y buttons.

This way you can support eight players.

@Dave I did some further investigations and a DEMO programm. But I put the details in another thread, because it concerns setReverb() and not setEnvelope(), hope thats fine.

It's all in the Intro here: https://fuzearena.com/help

Programm is now live you can download with ID 6VK73CSC8Q

Thanks pianofire, your a sanity saver 😂

That’s what I suspected. Thanks a lot both, I’ll have a fiddle :)

Thanks pianofire, I’ve been banging my head for hours trying to figure it out.

@AndyG1985 said in Defuzing super fuze platformer:

I always wondered with Fuze Platformer, whether the wall is intentionally set too high to jump over, to encourage looking at the coding and making the jumps higher.

That is what i was told when I raised it as an issue on the internal dev issue tracker, yes !

ohhh wow! Just browsing through that has me aching to do something like it, I love adventure games and have done since the days of things like Colossal Cave text adventure, etc. one of my fave and hugely underrated adventure game was Journeys End on the Speccy.

Please do something like this @pianofire I would love to see it!

That's ok the above works in a roundabout way

@porkchop1526 It happens me also very often. but i often forget return void at the end of functions . :D

Well done :)

Well at least now we can test it and see if it's working or not.

@chucky831 I'll second that this would be really cool to have.

@toxibunny yep but for what ever i go
Mainloop() // thanks min this is awesome

But it's Sahara min and that's who I meant and I think I put it at the end of every program because it is awesome.

Pb__ thanks for clarifying

I slept on it and when I woke up realised what pianofire and vinicity meant instantly.. guess my brain was just a little fried yesterday

Thank you all

@chucky831 you can do boxes[len(boxes)] = obj, means you need to give the next item in the array as the index. Here if there are 3 items already in boxes as an example, boxes[0], boxes[1] and boxes[2], then len(boxes) is equal to 3. and boxes[3] = obj will add the 4th item. or you use the len() function directly as I did at the beginning of my comment.