Watch our for F6 (it's a trap!)

@Nisse5 Ah, thanks for the clarification!

Of course, I have tried to see in the SD that I currently have how to identify the games and / or programs that I have there and the truth is indecipherable. So now that I know that the codes I wrote remain in the internal memory, when I have the new SD, I will only delete the FUZE from the old one and download it again in the new SD.
Thank you very much for your prompt attention, a huge greeting from Buenos Aires, Argentina!

@Martin @Nisse5 Thank you both. Now that I am off work I've had the chance to test them out. Works well. Loving it.

@Jonboy But we don't have it! 😉

@_JKDOS Unlimited repetitions? I did not know that. Hopefully it isn't just converted to an unsigned number internally (which in this case would be the maximum value of 4,294,967,295 if UINT32), as that would mean in time it would stop.

Each single joycon as one controller

Thank you, that's what I've been looking at and what I wanted to know.

I've added the question / link to the FAQ

If you want to type in all the rgb values in the array (and not using color references like in the uploadImage() example at https://fuzearena.com/help/view/uploadImage ), you must put the rgb values as vectors, such as {r,g,b,a}.

I'm not entirely sure why it displays all the redundant 0's in floats in the first place, just a teething thing I assume

@MikeDX Where's the down vote on this thing?

The online help is a good place to start, just be aware it's slightly ahead of the fuze version currently available. There is a quick link in the menu bar at the top too!

If chrVal(text)==10 then // enter key
endif

Backspace, you're out of luck for now I think. My workaround is to use the B button on the right joy con. It works alright this way in handheld mode when using touchscreen keyboard anyway.

My IF demo is shared if you send me a friend request. Unless you already did send. So you should be able to analyze the code, if that helps.

I encountered a similar issue just now, where some (2 out of 4) of the member names in a struct was lost when the structure was passed to a function (I printed the content of the struct to verify, and 2 of the members had become something like ". = 43"). I was able to work around it by not calling the function and handle it in the caller instead.

Will try to create some reproducible code later...

Unfortunately I can't transfer code between my retail and dev switch so I would have to re-key it!

Please report it on the bugs page for now