A idea for beginners...
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For beginners new to Fuze switch programming : Copy a program to the user section of Programs by ticking the R1 button. Next : with each command line, go to the help section and write down what the command does, go back to your program and using the Comments \ or * Long Definition *\ write a comment on what that command does. No matter how complicated a program gets, it can always be broken down into little peices. Warning : This might be a lot of work !
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Good advice! Writing comments is a very important part of writing code generally. I'm still learning just how useful this can be!
Just to make a couple of things clearer in this post:
To copy a program to the user sections, go to the "Fuze Projects", then click the X button to see the program options. This is listed at the bottom of the screen as "X Program Options".
This opens a button to copy the project into your own programs. Once you've done that, the program will appear in your projects when you press R, as @kendog400 has pointed out.
It's a lot of work to comment every line of code in there but researching it using the help will certainly level you up!
