Logging into the Mac, I copied the AGameAWeek Framework folders over, and tried to run a lengthy scrambled mass of "Terminal" (stop calling it Command Prompt, Jay!) commands in order to get it compiling. After about an hour or so of tweaking the command, I got the thing outputting GLFW errors, which is an improvement from what I started with!

It's definitely picking up the controller..

Time for another test. If you're bored, are running Windows, have a controller or two at hand, and want to help out, please give this test a run. Download the Test Here (Windows only, right now. Linux is.. ... Being Linux!)

OK, the mouse stuff seems to be working with overscan, now, which is good. Additionally, the Game Controller code appears to be kinda ok. I've set up the engine/framework/etc to assume all controllers are "The player's input", so I'm going to be doing 1-player only stuff until I can be bothered to faff about with it some more and implement multiplayer controller code! Unfortunately, I don't 100% trust what GLFW3 is telling me. The controller input list here is suggesting that DPad Up...

Mouse, and of course, touchscreen. They both took a bit of a tumble, last night. The overscan seemed to be working, but I was only testing it with controllers, since the overscan is typically only used on Android TV versions of the games. Yesterday, however, I chose to reuse the overscan functions on iOS.

<- 4:3 | iPhone -> The menu seems to be scaling fairly well, which is nice. Poor single-pixel Platdude outline looks a bit gnatty, but that's "GL_Nearest" sprite scaling for you :\ I'm confident that, once on an actual device, the resolution increase will help to fix that. Either way, the screen seems to fit all my test screen resolutions well enough to move ahead with the next task. Gud gud!!

I must've spent about 5 hours, yesterday, trying to find the right sound for a new AGameAWeek Jingle.

Yesterday was a horrific day.

A simple AddCredits command, as well as default credits and a bit of scrolling, along with a nice swirly background. It all comes together to make a nice and simplistic little credits screen.

Also available on SoundCloud or in the Pulp'ish Album. I know it's not Friday!

Yesterday was a code-less day, and I expect today will be much the same.

*beep* I added the generic menu beeps, last night.