Thanks 
Orā¦ you should thank me I donāt know
I know most of the gimmicks of flowlab, and almost how powerful it is. Maybe Iāll learn something new for you. Maybe not. We will see.
As of now, Iām borrowing a laptop, I wonāt have one for a month. Iāll try to get flowlab running on my Pi, and Iāll still have some time to browse the forums, but I donāt think I can get a screen capture on my Pi unless the screen record chrome store app works. Iāll try to buy a good laptop, and when I have time, Iāll make some tutorials for advanced mechanics, things I come up with that Iāve never seen anyone else do. I figure if people see that flowlab is much more than a āSuper Mario Makerā for kids with Microsoft Paint, they will understand the engine is actually worth trying out. Based on the games screen, people might get the same impression I get from Scratch.mit.edu. Are there good games? Of course. The problem is, the games tab on flowlab lists the games that have been refreshed the most, not the most popular games, or staff picks. There is no organization, and you could scroll for hours, since none of the games are tagged a genre. I know flowlab is in beta, but Iād love to dress it up nicely, and show off all the best of the best parts about flowlab, to get people to want to join. Thatās what my videos will do, Iāll show how complicated and unique your games can get. Iāll test the limits of the engine, like I always have. Iāll record gameplay of games Iāve made and games I like. I need videos for my channel anyway. My youtube channel is all game glitches or hacks I did, recorded by holding up a phone, back 6+ years ago.