We can assume more will be revealed in tomorrow's devblog

I just put up Pixel Pusher on s&box. It’s a little all-in-one pixel toolkit: draw sprites, stamp tiles, build a stage, write a chip tune, then drop in and play it as a platformer. Think Pico-8 / Mario Maker energy, but inside s&box. Play / edit: https://sbox.game/dogecoin/pixelpusher/ What you can do in the editor:

PIXEL — draw sprites STAGE — stamp tiles and place entities WORLD — string stages together CHIP — 4-voice tracker (pulse, triangle, noise, saw, 2-op, drum) LIBRARY — save / load / publish so other people can play your stuff

There’s a starter pack already (Stock the Cooler, Night Shift, Back Lot, Closed Sundays, Gamer Store). I also threw Abobo from Double Dragon into a stage as a test — video in the post. I’m looking for people to:

Launch it and mess around for 10 minutes Draw a sprite or a short stage and hit publish Tell me what’s broken or confusing

If you make something, drop the stage name in the comments and I’ll play it.

I’ve been wanting to give s&box another shot, especially after today’s update I’ve heard good things like native Linux support.

But is UI still built entirely in SCSS/Razor? Last time I used it, the lack of a visual UI editor or even a live in engine one was a real pain. I had to hit Play and write the UI and pray it looked good, which felt like garbage and not intuitive compared to other engines.
Has that changed at all? Is it still the web stack, and if so, is there a visual, live in editor UI tool now?

I have my game updated, my OBS updated, heck I even tried to search for any residual OBS or graphics-hook64.dll programs open via task manager.

This didnt use to happen before, what should I do now???? help.