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Function Logger - 1.1.0 - What is it? It's a Plugin Development tool that does some logging of plugin data. If you need to know what event is triggered when, this tool is your friend! You can log everything, only events, only menu changes, and only inputs with a check in the appropriate box. Select the option to log GameData if you're tracking the GameExInfo variables, and select the UI Timer option to log GameEx timer ticks. I've been using this plugin for a while so I can learn my way around GameEx's PlugIn system, and I added an interface for the end user so you don't have to struggle to learn the ins and outs like I did my first time. How do I use it? Configure it, and enable it in the PlugIn Manager. By default (in its unconfigured state) it logs all activity and game data. What if I find a bug? Report it here! Any questions? Ask away. Feel free to offer suggestions on how I can make it better. Download it here: Download @ The GameEx Community Download Portal NOTES: I'm still working on enumerating the MenuChange event. If you use this and you get an "Unknown Menu!" popup in GameEx when you select an item, it would be helpful to me if you could post the menu number and the menu that was up on the screen at the time it was displayed so I can add it in to the MenuNumber enum in the plugin system. If you miss the popup, you can also find it in the log.

So I decided to grab a projector from work and a bed sheet from the linen closet, and set it up outside for a little holiday mid-week party in the backyard with friends. These pictures don't give it justice how awesome it was to sit in lawn in the back yard playing a 5ft tall game of street fighter.

Happy Independence Day to all in the US - and the UK! Aren't you glad we stood up to King George and got out of your hair? Congrats to the LHC for their confirmation of the probable existence of the Higgs boson as proposed by Prof Peter Higgs! I have a feeling that he and his associates will have a Nobel Prize, and a possible Knighthood in the near future for their contributions towards validating the Standard Model of Physics!