I've given up.. Have a Buffer.

You can now add a 3 parameter to the graphics command to make everything pixel-scaled, instead of being maths-scaled.

My scaling's off again!

I'm still not having much luck with that WASM stuff..

I had another night of waking up with ideas for little snips and trims to optimise JSE a teensy bit more.

The obligatory set of speedups, which have been gradually implemented over the past couple of days.

1am
After an hour or so asleep, my head went "Hey, I wonder if changing x-line a bit would help speed the engine up at all?"

After a couple of suggestions over at SoCoder, I added Continue and Break/Exit, yesterday.

Got another nice increase in speed, this morning.

More subtle optimising again, yesterday.

As I look at the ToDo list, I realise something..
.. I've not tackled any of these for a good while..

Discovered the oddest thing, yesterday.

Yesterday I started to look into why Michael Fernie's Pop The Lock lock drawing was so slow.

I worked on the "Backbuffer" stuff yesterday.
Things didn't go to plan.

Spent a couple of hours in the morning trying to optimise JSE a little more.

I posted the first version of JSE : Futrino Emissions over on SoCoder, yesterday.
The most obvious thing to note..
.. I definitely need to optimise things!

I had a bit of a "No Dev, Please!" day, yesterday.

A demo from Dan.

One particular thing is currently missing from the AGameAWeek website.
JSE Games..

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.