Hi sigixxx! Impressive work regarding your import/export projects using your "A-keyboard" / "A-Con" approaches! I spent numerous hours trying to replicate what you did with using an Arduino microcontroller as a keyboard and performing automatic keypresses. basically, everything should work, but no matter whether emulating a USB HID device on a standard Arduino or using a dedicated Arduino Leonardo and its AT32u4 uC with its native USB HID capabilities, I can't convince the Switch/Switch 2 to recognize the controller as "just a keyboard". I tried it the default way, deactivated serial via CDC, used the alternative bootkeyboard approach, modified the HID.c/.h files - but nothing, the Switch just won't recognize the key strokes.

So any guidance or hint on how to proceed would be greatly appreciated!

@dave Oh, I finally understand! Thank you, that will help a lot with a ton of my programs! Thanks! 😁

And also I just gave it a new update where there's SFX and music!

Hi there! Yes, recursive functions are possible in FUZE, you just call a function inside of itself.

My high score was 2,892!

That is so awesome!

Whoa, looks very nice! 👍

Oh my... 😯 This made my jaw drop... This is probably one of the best or the best program I've ever seen!

Hi there - I'm sorry you've experienced this. I'm really sorry to tell you that that sort of file corruption is not something we can just fix. It has been an ongoing issue and we have not had the resources to investigate a fix due to other priorities. It is a deep issue which involves many areas of the FUZE application.

One thing I could do for you is to extract the code text, were there lots of images or maps in your project?

@z-mann That's awesome-- so we can do 1080p in handheld mode!! I need to look at your code above to see how you're detecting Switch versus Switch 2-- thanks for the great service you're providing by running these benchmarks! I'd love to see Fuze have some kind of second wind, not sure how to make that happen.

Thanks! No issues on Switch 1. Just curiosity about game performance when compared with the previous console.

The results are in for High Score Challenge #153.
This is the hall of fame for Fuzeotron 2024:

Vinicity - 40650 Devieus - 37375 Kat - 21575 Ashton - 12750

Congratulations, Vinicity. A Fuzetastic score if I may say so myself!
A big thank you to everyone who participated. Stay tuned for challenge #154.

The results are in for High Score Challenge #152.
This is the hall of fame for Subs 2:

Gothon - 3350
Node - 2975
AndyG85 - 2750
Kat - 2725
Vinicity - 2325
Maximoose - 1550
Devieus - 1225

Congratulations, Gothon. Nothing sub-optimal about that score!
A big thank you to everyone who participated. Stay tuned for challenge #153.

The results are in for High Score Challenge #150.
This is the hall of fame for Piddleplop Farm.

AndyG85 - 175 Vinicity - 0

Congratulations, AndyG85. You persisted through a terrible nightmare!
A big thank you to everyone who participated. Stay tuned for challenge #151.

The results are in for High Score Challenge #151.
This is the hall of fame for POWERSOAKER 3000.

Gothon - 5900 Node - 5750 Vinicity - 5150 Devieus - 4600 AndyG85 - 4550

Congratulations, Gothon. You really gave those monsters a good washing!
A big thank you to everyone who participated. Stay tuned for challenge #152.

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