the Pt-On() with the inline data works because whenever you use a data command (such as "", [], or Data() ), the command returns a pointer. The Pt-On() command's third argument accepts a pointer, so that is why it works.  However, when you say A+[XXXX]->A, all youre doing is adding the pointer to the data to A. You could do this: {[06A9]+1}->A, which would store $A9 to A.

How possible is an iOS build of this?

And that's reading from flash ROM, not RAM.

Maybe you could add the houses to the background, so that whenever the guy goes in front of a house and presses up he goes in and loots the house, just like in the original Zombieville USA.

I think that adding platforms should be quicker, but i otherwise really like the concept of what you've done here.

 

I understand it sort of now that youve explained it, but i must say that im shocked that you can come up with code like this.

Super fast and completely obfuscated. Classic Runer-optimized^TM unreadable axe code.

You could use the DS<( command for this.

Bug: On the catalog, when I try to assign the token "prgm" as a shortcut, it assigns the token "PlotStart" instead, which is strange, because that cant even be found in the catalog.

In my programs where I want to edit my maps, I first copy the maps to L1 or some other free ram area during level loading. I usually have three map functions:


Then you can access and modify your map very easily.

Woops, didnt realize that i already posted it. Thought that it didnt submit correctly. I deleted the first message.

Couldnt you do this?


IIRC, mimas converts characters in single quotes to their ascii values, so this would work: ld a,'q'

Token<->string conversion would be nice.

You did the opposite of what you said...

I believe that those do not need have their respective types declared because prime and nextPrime are instances of cofunctions, due to the new statement.