Yesterday I started to think about doing a "proper" game with JSE.

A rather silly example, based on an Amstrad CPC Manual Classic!

Michael Fernie requested this feature last night, and I was only too happy to oblige. After all, it gave me something to do, today, other than more evil GUI work.. Bah, humbug!!

Michael Fernie suggests..

Added a few basic effects for the engine, today.

Dan over at SoCoder suggested there's an "AToB" issue.

Ooooh...

Spent most of yesterday flicking through bits of code, removing sections, tweaking bits, and generally making a few things that little bit faster.

I've opted to add a couple of new items to the ToDo list.

Since I'm faffing about with buttons, I figured a Button command might be handy.

Yesterday's button dilemma continued throughout the day..

Hmm.. Got sidetracked from what I was doing..

Woot!

The "definitely needs worked on" list is getting progressively smaller!

I *think* I've fixed the mid-line "IF" bug.

Michael's already commented on the game I posted earlier today.

A rather daft little game involving a bunch of balls.

I spent most of yesterday digging through a Sound Effect library.

I finally did that mini writeup of the GameHandler function, today.

Michael Fernie updated his Pop the Lock JSE-based game, to v1.1

Right then, let's stick with the old, and bulk up the capabilities.

Got a complaint, last night, about how I'd shoved an underscore in the SetFontSize_Fit command.

Having one of those days where writing your own language is infinitely easier than trying to get anything to work in Nintendo's newest Game Builder Garage!

Michael Fernie has submitted our first None-Jay game!!

A mild stumbling block, yesterday. I do hope it's now working properly, again, for everyone.

A couple of murdered bugs, today.

The more I poked, the more bugs appeared! Aaargh!!