I started off the day by removing the single pre-drawn fence on Rebordered. Without the border, the game's now a bit harder. The one little border was making the whole puzzle a lot simpler than it should've been. Next, I added Kakuro. Each of the triangles hold a number, containing the total sum of the next few cells, either to the right or below. Your job is to fill in the digits. I'm not 100% convinced these are solvable, as I've yet to properly tackle one myself, but I'm sure...

25 games and counting. Yikes!

Added Fluffy Clouds which are a bit less fluffy than I'd like, but do the job well enough. The generator features a couple of options to switch between solid and fluffy clouds, so should be fairly useful in a bunch of different scenarios.

Added Rebordered.. Should probably call it "fences" but the sillier name seemed to go well with the font I found. Thanks to Tom Murphy for the wonderful fonts. Reusing the puzzle layouts from Wordoku, your task is to draw borders around groups of the silly faces/objects/etc, in such a way that all 5 symbols exist within each area.

The time of Advent is nearly over, and BOY am I glad!!

You can Download Lazy Man's 3DS Theme Generator here, but you'll need a couple more utilities on your system to make full use of it.

Editing Themes

To edit 3DS Homebrew Themes, you'll need a decent editor. I use the editor "Usagi" You can download that here For reference, the version I use is v1.0.12.1 - I'm not sure if there are other (better or worse) editors available, as I found this one and was comfortable using it.

Today I need to fight with the 3DS Converter tool and try to make things as smooth as I possibly can.

I've created a theme bundler program which can help create brand new 3DS Themes. The program's kickstarted a conversion of the Daily Platdude Pixelart images, to be 3DS Theme compatible. This post will grow as the collection expands. If this feature proves extremely popular, I might see about integrating them into the actual pixelart posts, somehow, but that's a task for another day. Moon Creature - #0016

Hacking 3DS Hacking is fun!!

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 Slitherlink. It's a fairly standard puzzle game, but it's honestly not one I can manage to complete myself! Still, they generate well enough, and the solutions aren't always exact, so there's a bit of variety involved in the outcome. Draw one large looping line touching various points on the grid. The numbers show how many of the sides of each box are filled with part of the loop.

I added yet another game to the Fold, last night. Multi Box