The jumping looks legit. 👍

Update: added support for structs with a really easy way to create custom converters for custom structs. Some come with the deserializer, like controls(i), i'm still adding in the rest of the system structs.

One thing to note is that the deserializer treats structs alot like arrays, so a 3D array with structs may cause a recursive error like 4D arrays.

The game codes:

XLWM2MND5M - "There's always space for cake" by Richard
1M223MNDXR - "Dave's present" by Isaac age 12
C5H63MNDSG - "The Cake Delivery Service" by Melon Kid
S4DS3MND9D - "A Piece of Cake" by Steve
N8DV7MND1E - "Guess the number" by LucasJG
51E43MNDXH - "Maisie's Moods" by AndyG85
NXRVVMND5U - "SUPERFUZER" by waldron
5DXL7MND9F - "Cake Delivery Service" by Dinocoder
XP663MNDNZ - "Cake Target" by Devieus, Spider
57NM3MND5C - "Strange Happenings" by Vinicity
DF7R3MNDSL - "A Gift For Dave" by James Morris

@stevezx81 A few weeks ago I tried to find, "What's the closest thing to Fuze on the PC?"

In spite of the fact that the PC Game Creation System space is very crowded-- countless dozens of choices-- the closest thing I could find was "HaxeFlixel", and even that wasn't quite the same thing; it's probably more similar to Microsoft's old XNA Framework than anything else.

So I think there is room in the PC ecosystem for a code-first, single-code-sheet, very simple-to-use system like Fuze. I think it would be cool if the Fuze team could also port over the map and sprite editors too to further differentiate themselves, even though there will always be better map and sprite editors outside of Fuze itself.

I think this was misspelled in Fuze originally but was corrected in a patch which then broke this program

@vinicity awesome

So you need to keep track of what state the game is in e.g. title screen, game screen, exit screen then you can respond to the controls in different ways depending what the state is. There is a simple example in this post https://fuzearena.com/forum/topic/852/exit-the-game-loop-back-to-title-screen/2?_=1683130244723

The results are in for High Score Challenge #122.
This is the hall of fame for Senorita Spaceworm's Sensible Word Game:

SteveZX81 - 107 vinicity - 104 Trese - 77 Kat - 65 E12345E/Melon Kid - 52 waldron - 43 Devieus - 41 Maxwello/Dean Thorpe - less than 40

Congratulations, SteveZX81. That is quite a sensible score!
A big thank you to everyone who participated. Stay tuned for challenge #123.

The results are in for High Score Challenge #121.
This is the hall of fame for Steve's Christmas Calamity.

1. Dave - completed all levels 1. Devieus - completed all levels 1. Kat - completed all levels 4. FocusU - 207 5. vinicity - 206 6. Melon Kid - 167

Congratulations, everyone who completed the game. You get to share the Christmas glory!
A big thank you to everyone who participated. Stay tuned for challenge #122.

All that setTimer does is tell Fuze to call a user function after a set time. That user function may of course contain anything you want, like loadMap().

The same goes for the other example. You can put whatever inside the delayed functions...

Ebrit did also post a 77 on Discord :)

@91pkay Hi! You can download it from the projects menu, by pressing X and then introducing the download code I cited on my last comment. I've just submitted a new version of my game yesterday so it is possible is not live at this moment (I can not check the current game status because I'm out from home these days).

@richard Cool! If you release a new version, I’ll make sure to feature it in a future high score challenge!

Super cool! Thanks for explaining how you made it, that’s always interesting. I’ve thought about doing another car game too sometime.

Here's a brief over view of a game loop, id recommend checking out the Fuze official videos but you might also find this beneficial.

https://fuzearena.com/forum/topic/1831/user-video-tutorials/7?_=1680558006130

@waldron ah ok! That’s prob the issue, thanks!

Maybe something like this?
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I shared this little demo program as well. Download ID: A5663MND5C.

The results are in for High Score Challenge #119.
This is the hall of fame for Wanted:

Dinocoder - 116.703197 Gothon - 106.353626 Kat - 99.703469 vinicity - 13.190215 SteveZX81 - 16 criminals caught

Congratulations, Dinocoder. You wanted the top spot and you got it too!
A big thank you to everyone who participated. Stay tuned for challenge #120.

(The High Score Challenge will be on a hiatus this week since many people will likely be busy with the gamejam...)

@monkeee polished this up and added new maps, hp, reload and ui. I made it a new project because it got a bit long and complicated. I liked how simple the original one was.
Here's the download code:
S5L43MNDHB

Preview: