I found it in the italian eshop so i think that you are good in eu countryes but outside can be problematic

@Electric-Dreams Lots of bookmarks. Lol. It’s already quite cumbersome. Can’t imagine trying to handle a 10k line project in Fuze.

@lawyerlounge you CAN draw them pixel by pixel in the editor but when I greeted myself with the editor it was unwelcoming and just something else I had to understand and wrap my mind around which is what led me to finding the work around. If you check one of my last posts that was a reply to pianofire you can see that this method allows for animation of the sprites as well I'm just not understanding how to do it completely but I've only had Fuze4 for about a week so it's probably natural I don't understand how to do it yet. I am not a fan of image editing to begin with, I don't have a mouse and keyboard set up, and so on and so forth. Everything you are seeing is being done with the onscreen keyboard. The image editor using the analog sticks didn't seem "smart" or like a good idea to me because if the stick moves your pixel is then out of place. Setting it up using the arrays guarantees that your pixel is being placed EXACTLY where you want it. Personally I think the issue is a matter of opinion on which method is better or easier to use. I could see people being able to implement the image editor in a manner that works for them but it's just more learning I have to do to crank out artwork that otherwise can be cranked out using my method that I already know how to use, somewhat. The only thing I am lacking is an understanding of the coding involved in the animation process using this method.

Wow very nice I’d like to add your friend code so I can see how this works. My friend code: SW-8581-8532-8511 senas8

@Martin Mate... That's awesome! Think I heard an angelic chorus when I read this! The joy and embarrassment that occurs when you learn something new in programming...

This is awesome !

just like this

I know you want some footage, so here it is some footage of the C port which can be compiled for windows/mac/linux because it's completely portable, and, using a special makefile on linux will make it compile to a dos com file for 386 compatible cpus, for now here it is some footage of it on macOS using the ncurses library

@pianofire said in Some "pre-sales" questions...: @plarpco This one might be interesting https://gameprogrammingpatterns.com/. There is a sample here: https://gameprogrammingpatterns.com/sample.pdf Funny. I literally just finished an Amazon search, found that book, read a comment on the amazon review that mentioned it was free to read online, looked at a few chapters, and then returned to this thread to post a link. This looks perfect!

@Martin oh brilliant that was the problem, I didn't collidemap the sub, so obvious in hindsight! thank you!

What are you stuck on? That looks great!

@Spacemario The problem is cumulative from within FUZE itself. It'll just keep adding up as playback continues.

@lawyerlounge My bad! Completely forgot about perhaps the most important command, drawSprites(), in the example I gave.

Thank you for providing this pdf version of the documentation. I have installed it on my iPad for ready reference. It was on my wish list. Jeff