That is the exact problem i am having. And I'm not trying to make this complicated, it just came out that way. I don't need to learn this language well anyway because I'm probably going to stop using it soon.

I think I'll just have something similar to the first example in the code. This is gonna give me a headache...

I think what i need is an area of code dedicated to sending you back to a certain label depending upon whether or not a variable is equal to 1.

I used RETURN, but because of the way i structured the code, it sends me back to the last label. I honestly don't think there is a way to fix this.

Not much has changed since i last showed a screenshot of "The Adventure Engine". I've added some more credits for myself (because i am selfish like that), but don't worry, i kept in the original credits as this wouldn't exist if they didn't make Dungeon Tanken.

So I've run into a problem: I have a GOSUB send me to the Label listed here, but after that a GOTO sends it to another label. I want to make it return to where it started, but i can't figure out how because of this.

I tried your game awhile ago so i guess that means i am an alpha player. I am KingCo on SBS, just so you know.

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I can't move! Help!

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This is a really cool game! I wish you would have specified the controls in the game, but i figured it out pretty fast. I can't wait to see the finished product!

You technically can, but it will annoy a ton of people and make them think you are trying to be obnoxious. Just make a thread called "Programming questions", or something similar, then leave all of your questions in that thread.

Someone else can help you with sprites moving left and right, because I'm not sure how to do that, but here is my example: SPSET 0,0 SPOFS 0,10,10 SPSCALE 0,2,2 Just keep in mind that if you have multiple sprites on screen at once, you have to change the first 0 to 1 and so on and so forth.

(Example) @Label CLS WAIT 10 LOCATE 50,3 PRINT "Hello world!" WAIT 60 GOSUB @2 @2 CLS:PRINT "Oops!":WAIT 40:RETURN And that's all that i can teach you for now. Other programmers here will probably give you better examples than i did, but thanks for reading!

@2 CLS LOCATE 50,3 PRINT "Hello world!" WAIT 50 GOTO @Label Did you notice the new command i put in? If you didn't, it was WAIT, which waits for however long the number you put after it is. (Example) CLS WAIT 100 LOCATE 50,3 PRINT "Hello world!" Also, i forgot to explain GOSUB. GOSUB sends you to a Label (@), but it can also send you back to the label you were at using RETURN.

But keep in mind that you have to put : in between every command. (Example) CLS:LOCATE 50,3:PRINT "Hello world!" And then there is ?, which is a shorter version of PRINT (I personally prefer using it). Now lets get into @ (labels). @ is something you can use so have one line of code send you to another line of code using GOTO or GOSUB. (Example) GOTO @2 @Label CLS:PRINT "Hello world!" GOTO @2

You can also modify where the text shows up with LOCATE X,Y (Example) LOCATE 50,3 PRINT "Hello world!" Next, there is CLS, ACLS, and GCLS. CLS clears text from the screen, ACLS clears everything from the screen, and GCLS clears sprites from the screen. (Example) CLS LOCATE 50,3 PRINT "Hello world!" Then there is : (semicolon), Which basically lets you put a bunch of commands on one line.

I can help you with a small bit, but i don't have all the time in the world to do so, nor do i have a ton of programming knowledge myself. Let's go over the easiest commands first. So first up, the there is PRINT, which (if the name didn't make it obvious enough) prints text on the DIRECT screen when you run it. (Example) PRINT "Hello world!"

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If your version was supposed to be a mod, you could have at least made it a little more clear in this post.