[FUSION-C] Call to FUSION-C users & coders

Thank you Grauw and Manuel

First prototype video (sorry for the low res video quality)
https://youtu.be/bhH_NEjkk4s

:: Project Name: "Noname" - no title yet
MSX2 platformer

Link to project: None yet
Screenshots:
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYzHc4tC2kk

I'm unsure how much Fusion-C there will be left in the game when it is finished, as I am modifying and moving a lot over into assembly. But there will be some. That said, Fusion-C has been instrumental in this game coming so far. It has been an enabler in so many ways, so it definitely deserves credits!

Also: I'll have to be careful with regards to graphics, as the theme and characters will be replaced. It's feels a bit too soon going out with information like this, but I wanted to give something back :-)

That looks really neat :) Nice modern take on Boxxle / Sokuban :) Doubt I'd have the patience still to play it myself, but I wouldn't mind watching a playthrough of it at least. ;)
Wish I could add the video to my favourites and some other MSX-related playlists, but unfortunately I can't because the video is marked as being content made for children. :(

@Mubly : You said you have some problems with memory ?
Just some quick tips to save memory when using SDCC.
Use as much as possible global variables. A global variable use less memory than its equivalent local variable.
Try to be as specific as possible when you define the type of a variable. Do not use INT Type if the value of the variable is never more than 255.
By default variables type are signed. So 'Char A' can contain a value between 0 and 255
If you need negative values, use 'Signed Char A'. Value can be between -128 to +127
If you are defining sprites or any graphical content inside the main code do tot forget to define them as constant variables.
CONST CHAR Sprite_pattern[]; // It's much less memory consuming.
The best way to save memory is to move all data to disk, and load them when needed.
Hope this help...
See you

@Mumbly Your game looks crazy fun and very nice graphics too! Looking forward to it! Love this kind of puzzles and what i see is of so high level!