Tweaked Doodle to draw less "squiggly" and more "scrawl-like".
Tweaked Target to be less random, and instead do a bit of maths to set the target, so that all targets are at least possible.

I tested this week's game on 3DS, last night, and it's all manner of slow, hitting 20 fps quite often for no apparent reason.

Saturday.
My "week-off" is nearly over.
As I look back at what I've achieved this week, I'm somewhat astounded by how little I've managed to get functioning correctly.

Today's been a bit of a crazy day of maths, as I wrangled the numbers in order to get things to look vaguely accurate onscreen.
The player's no longer colliding with the floor correctly, but at least now the little squishable creatures are all behaving like they should.
Next to be added, a few powerups!

I might add a few extra functions for primitive drawing, or maybe a setting somewhere or something.
It's not too much of an issue, in that I know why it's drawing things at different scales, but it'd be a little easier if I didn't have to worry about whether something's going to be "The same scaled position as the larger desktop version" or "The exact location on the screen"

Whilst working on this week's game, I'm constantly testing it on the 3DS to ensure everything's working correctly.

Arrrgh!! Buffers!!

Had a nice long game of Super Scrabble against Mum, today, and the games last much longer, as expected!
Took about 2 hours, or thereabout, before one of us had won*.

Might as well make this an official AGameAWeek release, eh?
This week's release isn't really a game. It's more of a Tool, or a Game-Companion!

I started work on the "Enter Your Name" screen, yesterday, but ended up doing something vaguely, but not entirely related!

All night, the cat was running around, up and down stairs, and randomly yelling.
I figured she probably wanted out, so at 1am I bumbled out of bed and opened the back door for her.
At 1:30, I was stood at the door, freezing, waiting for her to come back in.
Bloody cat.

Logging into the Mac, I copied the AGameAWeek Framework folders over, and tried to run a lengthy scrambled mass of "Terminal" (stop calling it Command Prompt, Jay!) commands in order to get it compiling.
After about an hour or so of tweaking the command, I got the thing outputting GLFW errors, which is an improvement from what I started with!

I finally figured out what was up with my scaling.
It was all down to the fact that Spritesheets get automatically given an 8-pixel gap around all sprites. The maths that resulted from that slight tweak were insane!!!

Developments

32 pixels are winding me up!

Developments

I've already added a few "Power" features to the framework, even at this early stage.

Another basic task undertaken.

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Developments

Smile Basic Release Dates
Japan - November 19, 2014

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RSKGames

Overview: A dark room of maze, a torch ligh...

Oh dear, that hasn't gone down very well, has it?!
Hmm..
First up came the issue with the Level Generator.
Things seemed to break fairly late in the project, meaning that different systems were generating different sets of levels.

I woke up at 2am, and haven't yet managed to get back to sleep.
It's now 4:30am.
Ugh..

A few days ago, I uploaded the first version of GammaCollexion to TeamOUYA for review.
When you upload, you may waffle for a short time, which they hopefully read, and make note of.
I waffled about how I wasn't 100% sure on the multiplayer controls, and how they really oughta check those first, before moving on.

Developments

Oh, FFS..

Developments

Gamma X was finished off, early, yesterday.