Update: loads of optimization and new file formating, 60 fps at 15000 circles (while using the pencil or not using anything) the eraser still causes a huge drop in fps, but it's a start.
Next thing is to add a menu and maybe swap to gothon's filesystem (you won't have to copy the project anymore) :). I'm trying to make it so I can load all of the save data in one string to make saving and loading faster, ideas on how to do this would be extremely helpful.

Edit: I've finished implementing gothon's filesystem (very good btw) I wsnt to debug it a bit more to make sure it's good before adding the menu, and touch screen drawing :) (how do you get locations from one point to another in a line)

Update: I've switched from using circles to plots (string of pixels) the only issue is that save data (Using Gothon's FS, very good btw) doesn't work anymore for some reason, the pixel string is all 0's (no drawn pixels)

@skullo I'm glad you found it funny, I really like it when my dumb jokes make someone laugh. I was considering adding unlockable lore considering how fun the high scores were for me to play and code (although I don't know if my weird sense of humor crosses the line).

@waldron Yeah, eventually I got the code, (although it's still pending) but the error is still happening just as randomly even though i've not shared anything recently
The code is S8Y23MNDX5

@heyomayo oops! Forgot to set debug to false, the new code is 51SC7MNDX5 sorry

Thank you all for answering My cuestion

@Kat This is so fantastically helpful to so many! Thank you!

Thanks a lot, i definetelly will share it when it will be completed:) But still a lot of work on this. I need to do the better animations, more weapons and bonuses and also some more maps...

@heyomayo said in Screen randomly changing color then screen fliping and then crashing in code and image editor:

Edit: I reinstalled it and the crash has stopped happening, kinda weird

Hm, that is odd. Thank you for the info!

@gothon said in Please add setclipboard() and getclipboard():

A clipboard could be used to copy data from one Fuze project to another Fuze project on your switch without needing to hand copy it (or otherwise) out of the Fuze environment and back in. I mean to and from the running program of course, the source code can already be copied this way.

Imagine if someone makes a program to run your program inside of the program

You have to read the latest touch in the array then set your 2d shape/sprite/anything to that location, I also made a character movement function that has that as a option, you can search for useful function library if you want to just have it right now. I recommend looking at the tutorials and command refs inside the software.

great! now make a operating system (sarcasm), this is really impressive and WOW you made a image editor?!

@vinicity The whole custom music thing is a bit niche I guess, but your functions are quite useful.
I made a quick pattern with it, and it was way easier then without functions.

You appear you have a loop before the loop where the sprite gets drawn, if the above loop blocks that loop then the sprite will never be drawn

Thanks a lot, maybe sometime later :) Currently, i have some other game (for 2 players) in my mind that i would like to create. but not sure if it would be possible to do it. It should be very light port of old Czech-Slovak game that was very famous in my country among students :)

Actually it could be that young is a struct in this code, in which case Sally (or whatever the property name) is the sprite. In which case the intended code might possibly be:

setSpriteImage(young.Sally, spritesheet) // in stead of: //setSpriteImage(young. Sally,(spritesheet)

@pb____ No worries, I’ll add you in!

Thank guys for all your help, I got working.

NTE33MND5U - "jays adventure" by Waldron
5BUQ3MNDXH - "Bizzy's Christmas" by Andy
YMF73MNDSG - "Fuzetris" by Melon Kid
7LQ53MNDHB - "Mini Van Road Trip" by DaddyJDM
AZK63MNDHB - "Parkour Mania" by manguy12
SUU53MNDNZ - "A Show of Fireworks" by Ebrit/Spider/Devieus
S8N73MNDSL - "Text Based Game" by James Morris