i forgot again, how do i make it were you press a button it Does a action (a good example i would like is *button coding* goto @loop

here's how i do it IF BUTTON(0)==16 THEN GOTO @LOOP 16 is for the A button. here is more buttons: 16 - A 32 - B 64 - X 128 - Y 1 - up 2 - down 4 - left 8 - right

example:If button() and (#up) then goto @ loop

Arron doesn't work it automatically goes to the loop

Avoid using labels and GOTOs. Structured programming is the way to go! As far as buttons go, if you plan on working with various button inputs within a loop, you should assign BUTTON to a variable, like this... BTN=BUTTON(2) You can compare this variable using constants and logic gates. It follows a very simple, speech-like syntax!... IF BTN AND (#A OR #B) THEN 'DO SOMETHING

I also suggest looking through the BUTTON commands help entry. It contains an explanation to the parameters that BUTTON can take, as well as a list of all button constants you can use.

If you want to wait for the user to make any input, it can be as simple as... WHILE !(BUTTON()):WEND

my way works too. i did it wrong first. if you want to stay simple anyway. a better example @example if button()==16 then goto @loop goto @example the 16 stands for A button. more buttons are like 32 is the B button. 64 is X. 128 is Y. and etc. petit professor on youtube might be more help if he has a video on it. another example. ?" ?" press A to end the game. ?" wait 10 goto @ex

?" ?" press A to close the game ?" wait 10 goto @ex @ex if button()==16 then end goto @ex ↑↑↑↑↑ another example

@LOOP IF BUTTON(0)==16 THEN BEEP 17 GOTO @LOOP A program that beeps when you press A.