Also another thing that would be really cool to see in fuze is real time collaboration.

Ok, apparently there's issues with the rating in some countries. A shame, but not a big problem, so everything's fine

I think that you can change your keyboard layout into the switch's system settings in the system section, in fact i have setted it to italian and my italian keyboard works perfectly with fuze.

So i think layouts are a matter of the switch's OS rather than fuze

Are you talking about the forum? I have not seen that so I suppose it is only for very long messages. We use a framework so I suspect it is part of the framework. I will see if it is configurable but otherwise could you not use a text editor and just cut and paste the text?

@SteveZX81 same as you and my switchlite has about 64 mb which seems odd as I don't have nearly as much on that

Nice, I was just looking at those the other day :)

@xevdev Say that again but take a breath between sentences 😛

@KuraIthys Very interesting post. It looks like the colors are ok by nowwithout_disconnecting_inside_fuze.jpg
But I noticed, that they are not updated during dis- and re-connection.

Sorry yes I meant in code

This is planned for the next major patch (after the current very delayed one and some bug fix patches)

@tdg8934 The thousands and thousands of commercial games on the Switch were published by people who paid their official membership dues and got a dev kit from Nintendo-- then Nintendo goes through a vetting process when one of those publishers wants to push bits out into the ecosystem. These games were developed using pre-built engines, like Unity or Unreal, or written from scratch in C++, on PCs.

But us Fuze users have not paid our dues, nor does anything we submit go through Nintendo for vetting and approval: the Fuze guys have their own server, we upload things to them, not to Nintendo. Hence, Nintendo is very reticent about this ecosystem "back door", and has policies in place to prevent that door from getting thrown open too far.

To my knowledge, other contemporary GCS's on other closed, proprietary platforms have similar restrictions: when I was tinkering with "Dreams" on PlayStation 4 during "early access", there was no way to import external content there either.

@SteveZX81 I agree with you. I'd like to be able to create folders for user-created demos and one for user-created finished games. And then my own of the same. That's 4 custom folders right there.
Then maybe one for WIP, one for NeverTouchingAgainUgh, etc.

Yes I agree this would be very useful. I will look into it

I'm sure there are some extensions out there that can do similar things in the Chrome Web Store (not sure if I should put an external link on the forum here).

I myself have a natural suspicion against any extension that is able to access and influence all my browser content and activity.
Maybe that's just me, but that's why I prefer to make such a simple extension myself, rather than installing something made by someone else...

EDIT: when it comes to managing this technically, it's a good practice to never trust any browser client to be 100% secure, you don't have control over that. If an API requires validation or security, that should always be implemented server side. Client side validation can be there, but that's mainly to serve user-friendliness.

@Martin Oh sorry

Not a problem 😊 Thanks for taking the time to clear that up. Will be all the more exciting when each feature release happens just to see what it brings (whenever that might be).

A git repository with all submitted projects would be incredible nice. Imagine just browsing through projects, and your own file-history or searching by function names for multiple examples, how to use them. It also happens quite often that I follow different approaches, but do not want to delete the others, if I get to a dead-end. This leads to x versions of the same project. For commercial or product protection reasons, it could be only accessible by FUZE members (..ups I see the problem here, same as the discord account enabling problem).
Or having folders would be a 80% win. ;-)

@PB____ Solved it and with less lines then mario did.
In fact long time ago i looked in marios code but its very complex stuff.
Its very impressive and on an higher level then my code.
Its not exact that what mario did.
For example i think he goes trough the entire string break it down into tokens and so on.

@Martin if you were switch friends no need to submit at least

@Martin Ok thanks for sharing your opinion and experiences