Epic!

Well I meant more like just the snippets of code for my games since I don't know where or how to find it in the 11KB of code

And ya, there was code that prevented spikes from appearing on the first couple of places to avoid areas where you WILL lose. Of course there will still be spots like that but it helps prevent a lot of them. I would re-implement it if you could.

Very cool. Could you send me copies of the new code for my games you added? I just wanna see how you optimized them Also, why did you take the code out that prevents Jump! to put spikes on the first or second tile? Congrat's on the new update

Oh right. Ya, I know what Math Print is, just didn't know that's what it stood for and thanks. And yup, hopefully anyways

Ah okay. Well not isn't that big of a deal then. I could just include that in the readme when it finally gets done and all.

What does MP even stand for?

I think you got the wrong topic...

MP OS? And isn't the Mode Menu thing fixable by like just going to the graph table or something?

So here is a quick screenshot that I was able to do. The map that is displayed is just a test/dummy map to show the engine.

I will note that this is not completely dead. I have a new mapping engine that I am more satisfied with (however I have to store maps upside down...though i don't know if I'll change that). Also figured out how I wanna do a few other things. Progress is very slow on this so don't expect things to fast. You might get a look at the new mapping engine soon, but no promises. It looks almost the exactly the same with the exception that I am using the whole screen instead of half. The full, main, maps are 30*12 instead of 31*6. I might make the mapper more versatile to be able to do things with a smaller map (like buildings and such). Anywho, just wanted to let ya all know.

Just curious but what does the Axe version do exactly? The only thing I noticed between my version and yours is that yours uses grayscale.

Xeda also has a hex subroutine in her PDF of hex codes that allows you to do it I believe. (Finale, didn't you use it in Fullmetal?)

Also, I'm going to suggest not do Assembly until you have a good grasp on TI-BASIC, unless you have other programming knowledge (preferably low-level languages since that is what Z80 Assembly is). Its not a requirement by any means but it can just help.

Who usually still is there most times?

Where did a new edited "bare" version come from or did you do it all yourself?

Edit: I think you did it.

Edit:
I don't mean the transparency, I mean like the peanut bag without the Elmgon logo on it. I don't remember making that

Edit:
Just made one

Very cool. I forgot that there were three Factory games Good luck on implementing the other features.

Hey, just thought I'd help you out and create a quick map editor in TI-BASIC. It's really basic, no pun intended, and only has basic features (turn on/off pixels) and exports the string into Ans.



[2ND] - Turn on/off pixel.
→↑←↓ - Move the cursor.
[ENTER] - Exports the string.