Oh dear..

Tweaked Doodle to draw less "squiggly" and more "scrawl-like". Tweaked Target to be less random, and instead do a bit of maths to set the target, so that all targets are at least possible.

Another 4 levels of JNKPlat were made, yesterday. Nice and big proper levels that should take a few minutes to solve, assuming you manage them in the right order!

...is the apparent name for the foldable booklet of puzzles. Today I need to decide if I'm going to continue to work on FoldAPuz, or take the time to work on more JNKPlat levels. Or, perhaps I should work on both of them!?!

Added Doodle, Target and Anagram. Tweaked Crossed to give more common words instead of the bizarre, cryptic 4-letter oddities that it was previously coming up with!

Managed to get Lattice and Crossed to work simply enough. Decided on the name and logo, with a little help from SoCoder user Dabz.

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I *think* the "Lost Levels" error might've been to do with me trying to save too much data at once. The framework's save got mixed up with the level editor's save, and the data simply vanished into the ether. I've added a "Saving" display, so that the user can't do anything whilst the save's happening. Hopefully that should solve the issue, but I'll be keeping a watchful eye on my levels!! In the meantime, I'm ploughing ahead, and now have 16 tutorial'y levels. I...

Somehow I've lost all the levels that I made, yesterday. This is going to require some complicated hunting to figure out why!! Dun-dun-durrrr..

As well as JNKPlat, I've the following few projects going on in the background.

Just a quick video to show how easy it is to edit levels. Oh, and all the audio's in, too!

There are currently 4 levels in the game. Last night I started popping the audio into the game, and thankfully nothing's broken! (I was a little worried about memory!)

The level above was created using the 3DS edition of the game. In fact, a whole 4 level pack was created, then swiftly backed up to the PC, in case anything breaks!! 4 Levels, and a successful first proper pack! I will, of course, need to create a few simpler packs for the start of the game, but this is a nice and complex level, and should be roughly the size of most of the levels in the game.

The level select menu is almost up to a usable state.