I fixed the slowness issue, and made the tetrominoes a little bigger. I did have to convert line endings, which I did in one commit.

[frank-murphy]

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[zenzoa]

Cool! I like the look of a lot of your changes, but I'm not sure how you made the tetrominoes bigger while still getting them to fit in the same area... I'll have to a look at it in the simulator when I have the chance!

Also, what was the slowness issue?

[frank-murphy]

When I sent minoSize to 12, the Gfx.setClipRect uses that to calculate the size of the board, so the board “just grew.” Basically, there’s no more gap above or below the board anymore. The slowness came from believing that the millisecond timer could actually do all the drawing in a millisecond. It couldn’t, so added a 50 ms lag. Not a big deal at level one, but a big impact by level 3. Instead, I set the timer to be a fixed 10 ms and move the tetronimo down more than one row if the G value calls for it. It took me a while to figure out what was going wrong!

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[zenzoa]

I'm happy to merge in your other fixes, but I'd prefer to keep the original visuals. Do you mind separating them out into two different pull requests?