My suggestions:
Best helpers: Functions/Code that you can copy to your own projects to simplify things (like random terrain/map generation, an inventory system, an Exp system

Best external projects/helpers: something like emulating keyboard inputs via Raspberry Pi etc.

But I guess my second suggestion would result in a very small amount of entries :0)
Can't wait to see the first competition(s)!

The Map Editor is a good start, but I think a fundamental requirement would be to provide some kind of visual clue of the drawing dimensions that fit on the Switch display, especially since dimensions are not displayed in the program.

I think showing a customizable passepartout around the center of the camera view would be a useful feature. If you're making a game that runs at 960x540 resolution, you would set it to that size and it could display a rectangle representing the boundaries of your game area. The next best thing currently is to do ZL+R3 and set the camera zoom to your game resolution (if listed). Then you can see what fits on the screen at that resolution.

Version 2.02 is now live.

Contains fixes to make Super LASER BLAST work in Fuze 2.15.

@Jonboy yeah I saw that. So I had put it down after an hour.

@pianofire Ok thanks

Nice - I will give this a go when I get some time.

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I see, good idea, will be implemented!

@SteveZX81 said in New secret Project:

The Battle for Odnetnin

Very Nice !
I think I will keep it.
When the creatPoly function will be available I will make a retro splashscreen.

Thats not a bug. When the program is running, pressing minus takes a screenshot capture and uses it as the project thumbnail. The stutter you're seeing is just that background process running - the Switch only has so much of everything to go around.

The results are in for High Score Challenge #103.
This is the hall of fame for Znax:

pianofire - 82,300 SteveZX81 - 71,200 waldron - 70,200 Kat - 67,400 Richard - 62,100 Isaac - 56,600 vinicity - 49,300 Dave - 48,200 Dinocoder - 40,200 PB____ - 37,000

Congratulations, pianofire. Great score!
A big thank you to everyone who participated. Stay tuned for challenge #104.

Here is the updated schedule:
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Below is the result. I'm planning on creating a Capture the Flag Game but I'm open to other ideas. Thanks again to everyone for your help.

haha! and congrats Pianofire, you jumped over the rest ;)

@toxibunny said in Weekly High Score Challenge #38:

I must be really good at this game. I have way higher scores than yours!

A special shout-out to toxibunny who managed to get the highest score! Well done!

In that case, I will allow it!

Haha, oh dear. I didn’t have time to try again, and then I kind of forgot. Will I ever reach the number one spot and not by virtue of alphabetical order...?

@joyrider3774 just browsed through some old posts; I still like this one a lot. Nice work!
PS: ..and yeah QR codes contain less data (also more redundant) than these images.

The results are in for High Score Challenge #15.
This is the hall of fame for GOALKEEPER!:

Ithendall - 173 SteveZX81 - 121 waldron - 115 vinicity - 107 pianofire - 105 Kat - 75 LinkCraft - 57 PB____ - 37

Congratulations, Ithendall. You are on the ball!
A big thank you to everyone who participated. Stay tuned for challenge #16.