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@NextWithoutFor Good questions. Hope I can help
The save data file for programs is simply a string which is written to and read from. It is saved when the close() command is called.
You cannot delete the save data string as F4NS currently stands. Instead, you must write over the desired data with space characters.
The save data functions will likely see some big improvements in the future - but as it currently stands, this is the way it works. Very simple.
To answer the second half of the comment, the save data file is specific to each project file. If you write some save data, then submi tyour program to the code sharing and it was downloaded by another user, they would have a version which contains your save data. For this reason, the Showcase Gallery games have their high scores wiped before uploading to the Gallery (otherwise they'd have terrible high score attempts by me in them :D)
You are correct, other projects cannot access another project's save data.
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@NextWithoutFor It's very likely we expand the keyboard access yes, but it's not something high on our prioties currently given the myriad other very important plans :)
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Thanks you everyone for your reply, and @Dave You are responsible for the development of fuze, right? You have to know ? People tell me it's not possible but there might be things to add for the next update
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@EvanTropFun your question has already been answered correctly. Not all of the keyboard buttons have chrVal() codes currently, so there is nothing to 'read' for the backspace key at the moment. As I said earlier we will likely improve the keyboard access, but it is not high on our priorities list at the moment. Vinicity's workaround is a great suggestion - use the delete key and give it the functionality you want for backspace.
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@NextWithoutFor said in A simple question ::
Another simple question: How do I browse the entire catalogue of games and other coding projects that have been made on Fuze and uploaded to the server via share codes etc?
There isn't (yet) a way to do this, you need to know the code of a program - that was always the point of the way it worked really, but there's a thread in here that would be a very good starting point.
https://fuzearena.com/forum/topic/719/the-great-list-of-game-codes
There's also an entire section called "Creations"
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I am currently working on a program called fuze eshop that will be perfect for looking for new games to download may take some time before I release it because adding programs takes a bit of time
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@NextWithoutFor said in A simple question ::
Another simple question: How do I browse the entire catalogue of games and other coding projects that have been made on Fuze and uploaded to the server via share codes etc?
If you want to find games to download, let me recommend the following thread made by @CasualTie5 last year:
https://fuzearena.com/forum/post/13148Also, take a look at all the game jam threads for both download codes and amazing live stream videos!
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I haven’t played this yet, but from what I’ve seen, this one’s gameplay’s got some depth to it https://fuzearena.com/forum/topic/1626/kusatsu-samurais-beta-version/2
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no fuze projects are for the example programs only
