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Mm, mm, good luck!

Still working on this.
I got a little distracted by my TI-89, but I've managed to come up with a new menu system. Instead of inverting a rectangle over the text, I'm using the quill sprite that skuller972 made as a cursor.

I don't plan on quitting 83+ development, I just wanted to play a few 68k games, as I never really did before with my 89.
And that sprite was right here.

I finished the sprite editor for my dev kit thing, so now I have to implement it into the main app, then work on integrating map and sprite set editing into each area's file.

I mean the dev kit, and sure, once I get the dev kit into a working state, I'll post a screenie.

Just wanted to say I'm still working on this.
I'm just wrestling with the map editor right now, because there seem to be some offset issues with either saving or loading.
I do have the tile editor finished and implemented on the plus side.

Good news! I believe I've fixed the offset issue I was having with the dev kit, so the map editor is essentially complete!
Now to add assigning each area their own tileset and the associated data. I've already worked out the data fairly well I think. After all, you can do quite a bit with 128 bytes.

Bit more of an update.

I was able to create a warp point in one map to another. I've confirmed both maps work correctly, and I'll try to post a screenie later this evening. I haven't officially created the data for each map or gotten that part of the dev kit working, so it's kinda hard-coded into the program, but that hard-coding is really just storing the appropriate values to the appropriate places in L1. The final thing is basically just gonna read the data from the map data and store it into L1, so it's not like a huge rewrite is involved.