If you haven't yet tried out Flappadiddle-Doo's first release, please give it a try, and let me know how well it does or doesn't work on your given system. Thanks for trying.

Continuing my trek through the Blog, (fixing old broken links, adding references to associated games, etc) I'm now up to page... 150! Out of 5000+ As an example of how the Wiki will be grown, the Wiki page for Alien Deathmatch 2 is now nice and populated with just links to various blog posts. I'll also need to add in elements that are on the game's release page, but AD2's actually surprisingly sparse, as far as that goes. Once I've sifted through all the pages, adding in the ne...

The Enter Your Name screen is now back in the framework, and works pretty much the same as it did before.

Planned to do coding, today. And, though I did do some coding, it wasn't anything to do with the Framework!

Lots of background stuff, today.

Seems like I might need to restart the MacOS project files..

I *think* I've figured out how to "create" XCode projects programatically.

With my new Data-Start and Data-End elements in place, reading data from the server is infinitely easier.

Since I'm having to deal with html-responses in a raw fashion, I'm seeing a few quirks in the way that the different servers send their replies.

I spent most of the night, switched off from coding, and instead watched a lot of YouTube stuff. Lots of complaining about YouTube's stupid new Ad-Revenue rules, meaning hundreds and thousands of vloggers are being hit hard. In addition, @Geekanoids is having a terrible time after a burst pipe caused oodles of damage to his Studio. In many ways, YouTube isn't the greatness it used to be, but annoyingly they've pretty much destroyed any and all competition, so people are stuck with it. ...

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The new server has a great virus-scanning feature, which blocks any downloads should the file contain any kind of possible dodgyness.

You'd be amazed how many errors have cropped up in the AGameAWeek script! The previous server was setup to display major errors onscreen, rather than logging them, but the new server logs EVERYTHING!!!

I spent most of yesterday, once again, trying to get Android to work.

Yesterday was spent, as expected, doing the Little Lever site.

For the past couple of years, I've hosted the forum for LittleLever.info on my old SoCoder server at GoDaddy. When I recently moved SoCoder to the new Zen Internet server, I neglected to move the LittleLever site across.

I started work on Draw-To-Buffer today, and managed to get a couple of basic functions into place. Create buffer of X/Y size, Clear buffer, Fill buffer with X Colour, Draw a line to the buffer, and then the most important one.

Nearly..!

About time I added this in!! The scoreboard flips between Top 5 and Last 5, and once I add them in, will also show the Online Top 5, too. All in one neater space on the right, leaving the left hand side relatively uncluttered.

I'm sure there's a better name for this, which probably already exists, but this is a method that I've evolved since doing Army of Flags, and it seems to be working well for me and my enemies! Thought I'd share.

1. Finish the framework! This is the biggest item on the list. I'm currently considering cobbling together a half-assed version so that I can start releasing my first few Windows games.

Creation Crate #2 popped up yesterday, only 2.5 weeks after the last one did, and it was a nice fun little build+code event.