FlightRisk

I know LEDBlinky works directly with some sofware or has a standalone version that may be able to tie in somehow. Is there LED Blinky support, now or planned? Is there support for RGB LED control in some other way.

Is there an "other platforms" option in LB/BB? The one FE I know that has it is GameEX. You go to a game screen where the description, year released, etc. is and there is a separate menu that lists all the other versons and platforms there are of the same game. So you can just scroll through each item without having to go to that game screen and it instantly shows you the movies of what that game looks like. I find it very useful to be able to go to any version of "donkey kong" let's say, and then scroll through to see every different version and what it looks like. So I can instantly see the arcade version compared to the Atari XXXX version. And I can click that menu to go play that version instead if I want.

@Jaon Carr, So what are you developing in? Visual Studio? What version? What framework version. VB, C#, C++? You mentioned WPF, and I thought I saw that it wanted to make sure it had certain a certain runtime version installed. Is this open source? Wondering if you have multiple people working on it and need any help. I so love Delphi over the years for it's simplicity and speed and being a true compiled IDE rather than VS's interpreted runtime. VS will never be able to run as fast as a compiled EXE with all the dependencies built into the EXE, but the tools in WPF and XAML, the GAC, make development pretty easy and transportable. And it is interesting to have a solution that is part VB and part C# and it all works

Same here. Is there any way I can help? My phone keeps notifying me of messages, but I can't see them because it gives a "Network Error, Please try again later"

This is sad. Does anyone have contact information for the author? I kept trying to get to the end of this topic to see how the story ended, and feared this would be the case. I was hoping this could be open sourced and put on github or something and have a team of people that could work on the project.