People need help with computer work, and that's what I'm here for! Let's do this!

2-dimensional array s0rt Bro...

Computer class? Okay Mr. Aidan here's a question, What does the computer use to boot?

How do I add multiple spots to 'click' on a screen. For example, cookie clicker on sbs has one spot to click, how would i get 2 separate spots to click?

how do you create custom instructions?

One at a time, please!

Instead of saying "one at a time", it would be more official to answer the questions individually, or even group certain ones into a post. Honestly, saying "one at a time please" makes it sound like you don't know what you're doing.

Thats Incorrect. You have failed the quiz Mr.Aidan

You can skip my question. I figured it out. Im not good at explaining things, but basically: You use an if/than statement to define an x,y grid that can be clicked. I'll post a screenshot

I wish we could edit and add screenshots to posts we made.... especially if they are under an hour old :p

It's fine! Good to see the world in peace!

Wakko : I believe its the boot sector.

For those who want to know know how to use arrays and bg collision, download this key and run one afterwards goto edit and read the comments. It will teach you a lot Key: KEPD4YD Please enjoy

Could the person who started the post please post again so people will be notified for the key? I want as many people to have it as possible

bump.

Finaly! a place on miiverse where I can learn ALL i need to program on sm :D

@Adventurer, So what will you ask?

@Quote, Sorry, I keep losing my charger. Need any help?

@Ju, You need to set the coordinates for individual touch spots. Otherwise, SB will assume anywhere on the touchscreen.

@C. Norris, Key to what program?

Just so you are aware, I close this discussion when either I am out of post data for the day, or when I see violations within the discussion.

@C. Norris, I will download your offer for inspection and registration. I must ensure that your app is safe to use.

@C. Norris, As I inspected your project, I found a typo. What does "PIST" mean?

@C. Norris, I think you meant Near. Your project passed inspection!

Anything else you need?

@C. Norris You even taught me something! Everyone Sorry for the inconvenience. This discussion is now ready! So, what did I miss? Ask (almost) anything!

@DrMr. Wrong. Almost all windows computers boot with "Sys32" and the "MBR" ( Stands for Master. Boot. Record. ). Around the late 70s-early 80s Instead of using Sys32, it would use Sys16 or Win16. Without Sys32/16 The only active and useful part of the computer would be the hard drive. If all else fails backup your hard drive and reinstall Windows then put the hard drive back in.

If you delete Sys32 on a windows computer that has MS-DOS and then restart you can get it back with the file on the disk. Windows 8,8.1,10 have a "recovery mode" where it reinstalls Sys32. But on Windows 7 there is a way to delete it and disable command prompt. If you do so your computer will no longer boot and will be renderd useless. If you want more info about Sys32, Ask on my open discussion

@Wakko Do my comments look like your awnsers? Everyone It will soon be bedtime in my time zone. You can still ask questions, but I will not awnser them immediately.

I'm back! What do you need?

Wakko: you never specified an OS, sys32 is only on windows

Wait, what?

Thats what i said

Um, warning? This discussion is starting to get off topic.

Ask questions about SmileBASIC.

Maybe that's what you think, but others may need my help! Sometimes Help page isn't enough.

So I skipped your question. You can repost it.

@Quote IN skipped question Try BACKCOLOR RGB(R,G,B)/SPSET --,--/SPHOME --,X,Y/SPOFS --,X,Y,[Z] Try BG Sprites. They'll be useful as this 'custom background' of what you speak. Check out C. Norris' demos!

@Quote Sorry, I left out something. C. Norris' demos will help you with your last two problems.

Dangit one last thing, Quote! According to your screenshot in your triple post, you seem to have your sprite motion problem solved. Is that correct?

Everyone If I skipped your question, please repost it!

I don't have enough posts to keep this up today.

I'm back, but still only have 7 posts. What do you need? Tip: You can still post questions when I am out of this discussion.

What's going on! You aren't posting! You guys solving your problems? That's cool, but I don't know why my class is getting lonely.

If there's anything wrong with this discussion, please tell me!

only the people that posted get a notification. This post is somewhat buried in the discussion section. So only those who go looking for it will see this.

So basically, only people who find this on purpose will find it at all? That's not a problem, is it?

An example dictionary of 4 methods that all do the same thing, print the same word or quote multiple times in a row. Try it in your programs!

@Bill I don't think you can do that.

Oh man Quote, where do I begin? You're code structure doesn't really make sense. 1) You can't/shouldn't specify DIM without actually specifying a dimension. ie: DIM X[5] You're not using the index you could just be using VAR. (variables) for this example.

The conditional shouldn't need spaces, unlike some languages.

You must be using the wrong variable type. Here's ways to use all variables properly. A=123 A$="ABC" Or at least the ones I know how to use.

To say with given name... INPUT "Your name";NAM$ PRINT "Say ";NAM$ I don't know how to do the 6 character limit, but why have a limit? It's better if you can type bigger names, right?

You're adding the arrays for no reason. Remove DIM NUM1 DIM NUM2 from your program.

Yeah what he said, if you're using OPTION STRICT, just use VAR. I'll post an example for the name length.

In a different comment? I don't see it.

Here, done. Also I noticed you checked nam, not nam1 like you should.

How do you properly code a multiplier game? I know the basics, but lets say i want the hose to move this sprite, and the guest to move this one, both different sprites. How do you make it so this value, say 0, is the host, and this one, 1, is the guest?

Select the way sprites are moved Button Touch View the Help pages of these commands and look for "Terminal ID". That is where you specify on which system the button or touchscreen must be pressed.

Hmm... i was looking more for an example...

An example? You got it! This loop moves sprites, each by the will of a different player. It also uses IF statements to prevent errors due to lack of players.

ok. thanks a lot!

This should get you going on your title screen.

Oh yeah, green is comments. Take out the ACLS and that should fix it. Or, look at my code better, you didn't put the ACLS in a preload loop. (it only hits it once before going into the loop)

this was posted on my bros bday

@Sarah Change GOTO to WHILE 1, and change your "@" to WEND Example: WHILE 1 LOCATE 0,0:?"exaple" WEND

@Quote Try this: SPSET 0,YOUR X,YOUR Y,SECEND X,SECEND Y,1 EXAMPLE SPSET 0,0,0,32,32,1 This puts 4 Sprites as one. Good for big sprites like that.

I was out doin' stuff. Sorry.

@Quote Use GOTO @STUFF

@ quote13N3C8HE

Give the player a chance to press a button to exit credits.

@Sarah You did @LOOP GOTO @LOOP You must do While Wend

What's an FC? Did I skip your question?