The current solution seems fine. Just wait a bit after the first click, and if no double-click is triggered, open the menu. This behavior can be found in some Windows programs' taskbar icon, for instance.

I was wondering if there was a way to check the double click speed set in the system, kind of how you can check how many lines the mouse wheel advances per notch, but I didn't find anything.

I have a class that reads mouse ups and mouse downs, and sends an event for each click it detects, keeping a count of them; so if you want a single click, or a double click specifically, you check that variable.

I laughed out loud when the horse fell into that hole.

I suggest you release a sort of demo or prototype, something playable, for the compo, as a sort of appetizer. Then you can continue working on it later.

This One is beatable; the only solution I can find is pretty interesting/convoluted, but I'm worried there's an easy solution?

This was hard! Not that convoluted, though. This is how I solved it (step by step):

http://jonathanwhiting.com/coding/ldw/sokoban.swf?level=AAAAAAAAAAAAABBBBBBBABBBEAAAABBBAAABBBABBEEFAADAABBEBAAADABBBAABBBBAABBDADCAAAABBAAAABAABBBBBBBBBBBA
http://jonathanwhiting.com/coding/ldw/sokoban.swf?level=AAAAAAAAAAAAABBBBBBBABBBEAAAABBBAAABBBABBEEFAADAABBEBAAACDBBBAABBBBAABBDADAAAAABBAAAABAABBBBBBBBBBBA
http://jonathanwhiting.com/coding/ldw/sokoban.swf?level=AAAAAAAAAAAAABBBBBBBABBBEAAAABBBAAABBBABBEEFADCAABBEBAAAADBBBAABBBBAABBDADAAAAABBAAAABAABBBBBBBBBBBA
http://jonathanwhiting.com/coding/ldw/sokoban.swf?level=AAAAAAAAAAAAABBBBBBBABBBEAAAABBBAAABBBABBEEFADADABBEBAAAACBBBAABBBBAABBDADAAAAABBAAAABAABBBBBBBBBBBA
http://jonathanwhiting.com/coding/ldw/sokoban.swf?level=AAAAAAAAAAAAABBBBBBBABBBEAAAABBBAAABBBABBFEFADADABBCBAAAAABBBAABBBBAABBAADAAAAABBAAAABAABBBBBBBBBBBA
http://jonathanwhiting.com/coding/ldw/sokoban.swf?level=AAAAAAAAAAAAABBBBBBBABBBEAAAABBBAAABBBABBFEFADADABBFBAAAAABBBCABBBBAABBAAAAAAAABBAAAABAABBBBBBBBBBBA
http://jonathanwhiting.com/coding/ldw/sokoban.swf?level=AAAAAAAAAAAAABBBBBBBABBBEAAAABBBAAABBBABBFFCADADABBFBAAAAABBBAABBBBAABBAAAAAAAABBAAAABAABBBBBBBBBBBA
http://jonathanwhiting.com/coding/ldw/sokoban.swf?level=AAAAAAAAAAAAABBBBBBBABBBEAAAABBBAAABBBABBFFFCAADABBFBAAAAABBBAABBBBAABBAAAAAAAABBAAAABAABBBBBBBBBBBA
http://jonathanwhiting.com/coding/ldw/sokoban.swf?level=AAAAAAAAAAAAABBBBBBBABBBFAAAABBBAACBBBABBFFFAAAAABBFBAAAAABBBAABBBBAABBAAAAAAAABBAAAABAABBBBBBBBBBBA


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Awry

Really liked this one. Also, Hiding was surprising.

Visually arresting. Would like to see those images in motion.

I don't listen to much electronica, but the Ridge Racer series' soundtrack is along these lines. Check artist sanodg out.

Yep.

I love the horse, and the idea behind this game.

Yeah, this is pretty fun. Hectic--wish I had a slow-mo button at times!

I don't have an account, but good luck, and congrats!

That's certainly beautiful.

Ooh, night. Very nice.

Heh.

Actually, I'm fairly sure that just leaving the cursor keys available as an option to the IJKL keys would solve that for most people.

Just blindly adding stuff.

Oh you guys.

Beautiful stuff here.

uses a few frames of rotation per direction, but Mario always rolls forward, never sideways. You can do the same thing, and save the repeats per each direction if you're using a top-down perspective, and instead just rotate.

MindEraser, you screwed up your links!