Unit types defined depending on attack strenght: Knighs (Strong), Mages (Mid) and Archers/Bowmans (light)

Hya! We're doing a Tactics Game Engine using Minimax algorithm on this language named Processing. My idea is to translate the Engine to SmileBASIC after completing it on Processing and publishing it for everyone to give it a try. All suggestions are welcome. We'll be keeping Updates on how the project goes. greets!

cool! thanks! will try to do sum speedruns then!

congrats!

should've saved the screen for later. by the way, spread the key!

Not sure about the movement, but maybe you have to check directions or buttons pressed and then relate the button pressed to a vector variable that'll allow the movement.

before declaring the sprite, try using locate and the x-y coordinates that'd put it in the middle of the screen. You have to do some trial and error until you get the right x-y values.

Is it a 3D-enviroment game??

Zeroes spanning at random over a 10x10 grid.

NOW I see your point!

You may download it from the eShop. Then again, you'll take the fun out from this app.

Yup! Give key! // pásanos la clave.

*at* the AI class. Sorry my grammar! english's not my primary language.

Thanks for sharing the code! We made this on the AI class last week. Wrote it on Processing.

Exactly! ... Amazing! Will try to replicate it!

Wonder if a someone has already written it...

La parte impresionante es ver el modelo en 3D del jarrito ya generado... voy a darle una vuelta a tu código a ver si medio veo como lo lograste...

One of the main differences was that SmileBASIC already has a plotting command. In python we wrote a data list in a .DAT file and then we used GNUPlot to plot the points.

oh! What I meant was that I already had the Python code and then I just wrote that same code in here SmileBASIC keeping the things that worked (operations, mostly) and changing to an appropiate SmileBASIC syntax.

Gatinsky loaded. having some issues with SPANIM but will get the hang of it.