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.

The framework isn't done.
Stop playing around with possible games, and get the framework finished, first.

Still plenty of Framework things to finish off, and yet my mind's whizzing ahead to the next task.
Hang on, Jay.. Get it all done properly!!

The big file transfer continues, and last night it managed to copy my massive Mod Archive across. Over 180,000 files overnight! Wowie!!

The MacMini's still doing the "All my music over to the new NAS" file copy, so I can't currently do anything iOS related.
Instead, then, I'm wondering what style I might go in for a new JNKPlat.
Do I do "fluffy" like 2010 was, or super retro like 2008?
Or do I try to come up with something new?

Yesterday was spent mostly watching a lot of progress bars.
Not a lot I can do when both the MacMini and Laptop are sitting there copying insane amounts of data over to the new NAS drive.

iOS and Android are both still missing from my compile-target list.
Yesterday's Mac attempt was (finally!) successful, but the iOS version requires a hefty rewrite of the graphic and input functions from GLFW3 to GLES, because iOS is awkward!!

Nearly..!

Assuming that everything on the list is everything I need, then I'm getting awfully close to the end!

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 that used to be a quicker thing to do.

This morning's been spent adding things into the framework for the purpose of level editing and sharing!! Ooooh!

Well, not "nothing".
I did at least do another ALChoon, yesterday.

After yesterday's disaster of a day, I'm hoping that today will be a little more productive.
So, ignore the horrorshow, and focus on more achievable tasks.

Things I've attempted and failed, today.

I skipped a week's Newsletter for SoCoder, last week, so I need to get back to doing that, today.

Spent most of today going through my giant checklist, doing lots of the little un-attempted things.

All night, the cat was running around, up and down stairs, and randomly yelling.
I figured she probably wanted out, so at 1am I bumbled out of bed and opened the back door for her.
At 1:30, I was stood at the door, freezing, waiting for her to come back in.
Bloody cat.

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.

Feels good to be coding, properly, again!

Xmas and New Year is over and done with, so it's time to get back into the swing of things..
...
.. By doing more bloomin' menus!

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.

I'd like to wish all visitors a very Happy New Year.

May 2018 bring many wonderful things... and maybe a sequel to Flappadiddle!!

Have I mentioned how much I hate doing menus!?!

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.

Probably should've got back into the swing of coding, yesterday, but spent most of the day playing with my new GPD Win.