thanks!
I just added an easter egg btw for all those who want to see it

I updated the demo to flow smoother, and I also added a command, collision().

collision(obj,obj2,a);
returns true if obj and obj2 are overlapping.

obj =  pointer to the first object.
obj2 = pointer to the second object.
a = area around obj2 to include.

well, it's not working quite yet, but it's almost done.
yes, with this command it will be, but it wont be as slow as on calc, in fact 15-20 shouldn't be that bad of a slowdown.

I'm currently working on collision() with builderboy, so it should work very soon. collision() is going to be square collision detection though, so you will have to make your own for circles.

any game would be possible, as long as you have the patience to code it, and the computer has the speed to run it.
yes you can use whatever image you want, as long as the browser supports it.

also collision() is changed to this: collision(obj,obj2,x,y)
x is for the x extension on the check, and y for the y one.

EDIT: fixed it! yay!

Yes actually, I'll have to make some routines, but making highscores shouldn't be to hard. You just save/recall from a text file, or if you want to store lots of data in one file, an xml file will do the trick. I'll have to do some looking into how to parse xml with javascript due to the fact that i've only done it with php.

Hmm, any other good ideas? I want to be able to stuff as much as I can into this :p

Hmm, true...well I'll have to figure a good way to encrypt it and such.

If anybody has a command idea let me know, I'm open to suggestions.

Actually they already exsist in javascript. To make a string you just do: var varname = "string";  they have a few more powerful and different versions of sub as well. How you use them is varname.command(); I'll include them in the tutorial when I make it.
To make an array you can do:1: var myCars=new Array();
myCars[0]="Saab";
myCars[1]="Volvo";
myCars[2]="BMW";

2:
var myCars=new Array("Saab","Volvo","BMW");

 3:
var myCars=["Saab","Volvo","BMW"];and to call from an array you can do this:myCars[#]; and do whatever you want with it. Arrays can hold any data type, even another array! This will make multidimensional arrays

Thars true, although i feel like im reinventing the wheel, for tge arrays, its pretty much TI-Basic syntax, but I guess I'll make a command for sub()