That's a cool idea. It can only be on the left 64 pixels, but I will probably do that. I'm guessing the best place is at the bottom left since that area is never used.

Level editor: maybe, probably

Anyways, I've done quite a few updates. They are all seen by this screen shot though. Except winning, the stupid back to back triple got me.

And for all the title screen haters out there, I finally made a nice one.

Edit:
   Forgot to attach the game.

What I mean is I have a little routine that replaces all the spaces with 0s. So putting a space after it technically makes it look like "GROUP2", 0 after I parse it.

I suppose I could technically not require the space. The only problem is, the less you do in basic, the bigger the program is. And since the program gets its sized doubled by unsquishing, it's a tough balance.

That's not a bad idea. I don't think ungrouping would be hard, I would do the whole thing at once though.

Also, I guess by the way it works, you technically only need one space for the group name. So it would be "A_" or "AB_" or whatever. You just have to stick a 0 in there so the OS knows the name is done.

I guess I could technically do the same for the second list as well, my program would just see the + or - as the start of the next variable and then . That would work.

Personally, I don't think that the last letter of K's even means anything. Like I've seen version O, which isn't even out yet.

I need ALCDFIX to play some games.  Something to do with a slow driver

zStart does this too :).  Mine has a bad screen and the delay is 44. (44/4 = 11 clock cycles added). Whereas good screens, like wabbitemu have delays of 12.

I'll wait for buckeye before I go deleting registry entries lol. But I feel like the first time I tried the new one, it still didn't work.

So I finally decided that I am going to make the new wabbitemu work for me.

Wabbitemu just fails miserably when I try to use it. First off, unless I right click run as administrator, it fails to load and crashes before anything happens. Then I get quite a few crashes when adjusting the lcd, sometimes the bouncing ball doesn't appear and it crashes. It's crashed before when I was debugging. Opening saves states is usually a 50-50 thing. Sometimes the F buttons refuse to work along with backspace. When sending programs, the loading bar doesn't appear, it is just a tan box. And most of all, it will just crash for no reason.

I have had to stick with the old version, the 83+, because the new one is so unstable for me that I can't get anything done. The only reason I even use it is to take screenshots. I really want to use it though because it just is all around better, especially the debugger.

I am on windows xp 32bit. I have 1.25 gb of ram, with about 5gb of free hard drive space.

I feel like I am missing some vital file. Any ideas?