Seems that, as I panic to generate content for the SoCoder Advent of Creativity, my goto thing to create is additional games for Foldapuz!

Added Tartan and Polkadot to add a few more repeating pattern options. The Polkadot generator has a couple of really nice options to generate some lovely repeating textures, which can be great for menu backgrounds and the like.

I spent about 80% of yesterday choosing a font!

I spent most of yesterday struggling to get the Pixelart2STL tool to have a lovely 3D WebGL representation of the model, so that I can then upgrade the tool to allow for monochrome extruded models like the original .exe does.

As I add more and more features to Foldapuz, it becomes more and more apparent that I haven't put a bloomin' link on this site, anywhere!!

A quick batch of JNKPlat levels, today, as I couldn't think of anything else to do for the Advent of Creativity!

Added Repeating Patterns, or at least patterns which "should" repeat! These are handy for backgrounds and things like that. I then reused those patterns to create Floor Tiles, and additionally Standard Platforms. Additionally, I added in some Spaceships, which seem to work better at lower resolutions.

I spent a couple of hours yesterday working up a new Platform Generator for the Sprite-Gen doohickey.

Yesterday I continued to work on the new Javascript Generator tool that I've started. Making things a little neater, moving text links to button-based links, tweaking all manner of internal bits and pieces.

The SoCoder Advent of Creativity has asked for people to create things over the course of Advent. I've decided to make a website which then further creates arty little splodges! Starting with Snowflakes as well as Bushy Trees and Spiky Grass, the site seems to be functioning well enough. The site is 100% Javascript based, and works by quickly downloading the javascript of the generator you've selected, and then running it in the background to make a batch of Procedurally Generated sprites...

Got enough things to keep up with, there, Jay? No? How about another lengthy never-ending project?!

I coded a snowglobe, yesterday.

Apologies that there's no "Collexion", this year. With the sheer size of JNKPlat, which scaled the entirety of the past few months, I ended up abandoning this year's Advent Calendar entirely.

OK, here's one thing I've learned, today. For .. Whatever.. reason, emscripten seems to work infinitely better if you #include ".cpp" instead of #include ".h" like you'd normally do. I'm fairly sure this is "wrong", but screw it, I don't care!! Look what I can play, right now, in my browser!!!

But what sort of creative things will I be posting?!

An Early/Late blog, tonight.

I've spent a good couple of hours shuffling the script around a bit. Probably should've used includes from the start of this project, but.. Too lazy to do that kinda thing! The whole site is now split up into individual game scripts, so that the main script is a little more manageable in future. I've also neatened up the style of the Cross Target game using a bit of grey, as well as taking the time to rewrite a lot of the site's Text functions to allow for more colour and size change...

I've spent most of the past week building up a collection of little bits and pieces.

As I struggle to decide on what to do about a Xmas launch, I'm jumping about from unfinished projects, half started ones, and then things like Foldapuz which will never be complete, as it's just another great big pile of games!

More work on Foldapuz, yesterday, as I did a whole lot more minor tweaks.

Thanks to user "Bangers" (Who is apparently also called Steve) there's a couple of new level packs to be played through, although.. Sweet lord are they the hard variety!!! Update : Steve got the pack name and author name mixed up! The two packs join the other 6 level packs previously created by me and @RSKGames, in the online level select. You can Download JNKPlat 2018 here for Windows, Linux and 3DS Homebrew. If you're playing on 3DS Homebrew, head to the Level Database, grab the L...