Screen burn can be an issue with any screen of course, but it seems that screen burn might be the least of your screen's concerns...

Unfortunately there's not much you can do apart from the above workaround. A sign of Brazil's heavy taxes and fees on imported electronics.

@zeldagamer22 It seems to have been unshared. I will see if I can get them to share it again

@pianofire Wow! Could you share a little more details on that? Will one of the platforms be Switch?

There are some problems with the share server at the moment. It is probably related to that

@Dave love to see Fuze on the Atari VCS as well. They seem really community focused and also obviously love retro games. The install base vs Switch is night and day, but I think the community is excited to play and make games on it.

It works! Just downloaded the latest version of Kusatsu!

What an amazing story! And you write really well, you should pitch it to a magazine or something!

I’m happy to hear that you seem to have gotten your life back on track. And that it was thanks to Fuze! That’s incredible!

Good luck with your games! And keep us posted on how it goes.

@waldron That's brilliant, I would love to play more of this :)

Also I feel like I could have played more of the Puzzle Pisces levels by Vinicity on stream, but I was running out of streaming stamina after 2 hours, but I'll definitely play more levels off stream as well :)

Hola, aquí otro hispano-hablante. En mi caso estoy habituado a leer documentación en inglés todos los días, si necesitas ayuda avísame :)

Transport huh? maybe our talented @vinicity can make us a clone of the epic Transport Tycoon game? ;)

Oh, you meant the tiles too? That might make your life a difficult, as the map editor's grid snap only offers powers of two to snap to. You'll still have 'snap to object' and I think without snapping, it'll still snap to integer pixel coordinates, so it's not impossible to work with, just very fiddly. Definitely try it out before doing any big work. Of course, if you use your own tile map render system, disregard all that, do whatever you want there.

I think that's a really interesting point @Spacemario. Godot looks to be an extremely versatile and advanced platform, especially as a free alternative to GameMaker Studio.

But I agree with you, a big part of the draw of Fuze is the accessibility to jump straight in without a lot of coding experience and see the magic of game development come to life. You can always layer more features on as the platform evolves, but if you don't motivate your audience to dream big about gaming, then you're missing out on a huge opportunity to inspire the next generation of game designers.

However, if a Windows port will unlock a marketplace and multiplayer capability, then "second star to the right and straight on 'til morning."

This feels a bit like laying down on the couch. Ok, Dr. Steve, I hope this is gonna make me feel better afterwards.... 20 min later.. I started/quick fixed😳💥now all the projects, I still have in my mind to get done:
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3D Cube Match : the matching algorithm has to be rewritten Cats Drive: from a game jam, needs some curves Chicken Aid: I am looking for a cricket sound Shadows in the Dark: I am too scared to continue (and the bushes are gone) Stroll Wars: Training area finished, tuning the shooting Last Worm Creeping: could integrate the Quad Tree object collision, but I am checking now line by line to get some more fps

😅 Good post Steve.

I'v tried all sorts but I'm still trying to wrap my head round coding music.for now I think the best way would be to set the compositions into arrays.

Hi MikeDX,

Appreciate the detailed response. It’s encouraging to hear that these features are being considered.

I would be curious to hear what features others in the community are most interested in?

In terms of image management (my thoughts are that you could potentially tag an image with a game ID and then it would get imported with the new version of the project.

Maybe there are more efficient ways to allow for re-use across projects (or I missed that feature all together).

I can imagine Nintendo is a stickler for rules to ensure community standards, although I was thinking that a mobile Fuze app would be a happy medium (many 1st party games allow that) and then you could potentially edit / copy code from there. Just an idea,

Thanks again for the update!

-Alien

0r in a single command if you prefer:

setSpriteScale(sprite, scale) or setSpriteScale(sprite, {x, y})

https://fuzearena.com/help/view/setSpriteScale