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    How i exported fuze code to pc for backup purposes

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    • PickleCatStars
      PickleCatStars F last edited by

      I vote for allowing programs to destroy themselves :)

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      • spikey
        spikey F last edited by

        @joyrider3774 it was a pleasure to read your post. Very nice project. Maybe this is interesting for you: Did you saw @faz808 ideas and @pianofire s implementation of QR code? https://fuzearena.com/forum/post/8615

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        • pianofire
          pianofire Fuze Team last edited by

          I never got around to fixing this after the patch I think it needs some refs adding. I got it working to some extent but there were problems with longer messages. It didn't help that the two reference sources didn't produce the same output!

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          • joyrider3774
            joyrider3774 last edited by joyrider3774

            aren't qr codes more limited as to how many data you can store ? but it could still be nice to have something like that and implement it in a game somehow but i guess you'd need todo something with the data then. One idea that comes to mind is for submitting online highscores to a generic website for your games like create some generic php system and encode the game name / version and highest score in the qr code and let user scan it somehow using phone or so and send the data to your website to submit but not sure one would be able to protect it i mean the url would be visible so you would need some kind of token as well so data can not be tampered with

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            • vinicity
              vinicity F last edited by

              That’s a cool idea! I like it.

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              • pianofire
                pianofire Fuze Team @joyrider3774 last edited by

                @joyrider3774 Yes Max data capacity for Alphanumeric is 4296 characters. There is a lot of error correction

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                • joyrider3774
                  joyrider3774 last edited by joyrider3774

                  good news guys i asked @pianofire if i could share the code and it was ok.
                  So i released the PC Part of it all on my github and the code is there with it but i also created a share but don't know when or if it will be accepted.

                  Usuage video:

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                  • pianofire
                    pianofire Fuze Team last edited by

                    Oh Delphi! I haven't used that for along time

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                    • joyrider3774
                      joyrider3774 last edited by

                      @pianofire i still use it every day at work :)

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                      • pianofire
                        pianofire Fuze Team last edited by

                        Delphi was great I used it for many years

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                        • joyrider3774
                          joyrider3774 last edited by joyrider3774

                          yeah it is still great, they just released their latested version 2 days ago :)

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                          • S
                            Slydog last edited by

                            Why can't Fuse simply have an option to email a copy of your project? I've wanted to post code snippets before, but wasn't going to retype my code.

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                            • waldron
                              waldron F @Slydog last edited by

                              @Slydog not so simple when dealing with Nintendo I bet ;)

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                              • AlienDjinn
                                AlienDjinn last edited by

                                What about a Fuze Nintendo mobile companion app? It could allow you to open the programs on a device and to view (and copy) the code from there. Seems like that might be a way to thread the needle with the current terms of service.

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                                • PickleCatStars
                                  PickleCatStars F last edited by

                                  That sounds like a lot of work. Wouldn’t a screenshot be enough most times?

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                                  • joyrider3774
                                    joyrider3774 last edited by joyrider3774

                                    Hey just a quick tip if you need to replace a lot of " characters with " + chr(34) + " and you get recursion limit exceeded. Split up your string over multiple variables and concat them when calling the encode function. I just had todo that and did not know initially where the error was comming from

                                    Also another tip, copy your program to new file first (ctrl-c ctrl-v) and then do ctrl-h so you can easily replace " with " + chr(34) + " the only place it can cause troubles is with empty strings "" there you need todo manual intervention most probably

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                                    • spikey
                                      spikey F last edited by

                                      @joyrider3774 just browsed through some old posts; I still like this one a lot. Nice work!
                                      PS: ..and yeah QR codes contain less data (also more redundant) than these images.

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