Again I want to give you a small update on my game. I've been working on the level part of the game. Really time consuming. (For me) Now i've to put the dinosaur project and the level generation together. shiver

No, nothing wrong, but you asked about the code blocks and it's all in there :)

Very well done! This is a fun and atmospheric mystery to solve, and I liked the solution /ending!

I like to use a double not operator (!!) which basically converts to a boolean value: !(false) == true !true == false 0 == false 1 == true !0 == true !1 == false !2 == false !(!1) == true !!2 == true !!2 == 1 !!1 == 1 !!0 == 0 I do think there are plenty of developers who are not aware this, so they might need to think thrice before they understand what's happening. So it one to use with care. But provided that you work with a loosely typed environment, I think it's an elegant and compact way to constrain a value as boolean.

I would normally just use the upvote button but that is so cool it deserves a comment!! Very cool indeed - well done.

I managed to replicate this bug (using the code from the 3D camera movement tutorial) but it disappeared for me too after I left my Switch and came back to it. Certainly needs some more investigation so thank you for the report!

Amazing work! I love the look and wow, you're making the rest of us look really shabby.. haha Well done, keep it up!

Such a tease! Only a title screen. But it's very good title screen.

Title: Missing Mike & the Many Coincidences Description: A short narrative adventure as a private eye. ID: NXU84DND1Y https://fuzearena.com/forum/topic/1217/missing-mike/17

@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.

This Game is going a bit bonkers from vinicity's funky back ground to Daves music mixing function to shooting ships ufo's and floppy disc looking boss's im going to press on and see it through.Plus iv learnt alot from this project. iv now added in a shield instead of lives for better recovery need to sort the boss so he's out on his holidays atm. il reshare later with these updates. to do; finish the boss get him in add big shot which will be deploy able at a cost of 100 points will wipe out all the ships add pulse shot which will slow the ships back down at a cost of 300 points and better enemy logicmovement

@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.

@vinicity very neat ✨, it just makes you wanna play it immediately.

I have re-shared an update. The download code is the same. The file system structure is also the same, so if you have pre-existing files, the new code should load them. However you must be careful not to overwrite the project with the new one as that would erase the files and instead only copy-paste the source code. This update contains the previously mentioned improvements and a new file/folder copy/paste feature.

@pianofire YAY!

Very useful! Thanks for posting this!

Time for this again then. Any excuse, really :)

@Starshine-Vixen Yes this seems to be a bug. I have tried it with the latest patch (which should be out soon) and it works as expected