Yes, we've seen SB graphics. Yes, it needs to be 8-bit style. Why does FNaF look so nice? 90% of the graphics are just loaded from a file and copied onto the screen. With a Gmod thing, it would require drawing everything, taking much more time.

This is why we need switch/case.

Due to popular request, I've decided to make a PTC compiler in SB. So far, it's coming along very well (99% of the code is copied from N#). I may publish independently my compiler shell…

Home start?

N# has setters now!

You'll need somebody with experience in MML.

This is the first N# game made, and there is no key (as I made it).

Yes! Finally hit the 1,000 ticket mark!

Here's some more N# code.

Yes! N# Lambdas are working awesomely!

Does this look like a good lambda syntax for N#?

Doesn't exist.

In case the news isn't widespread enough, I have no plans on making MC3DS. Not enough demand. Plus, I'm tired out on Minecraft. Not sure I could endure development.

but that takes more processing time. This is part of real-time N# compilation and I need to be fast.

Has my code readability hit rock bottom yet? (this actually does stuff correctly) Not even trying to obfuscate lol.

Okay, Dictionaries are pretty much complete. In the process of making a Dict class, I made it to where you can also now pass objects by reference to user-made functions, similarly to INC and PUSH! Don't ask how I compile this to SB (I spent 8 hours on one line of code yesterday).

N# now has...dictionaries! Now you are no longer limited to arrays. Here's an example program showing off a dict.

As for compiling stuff like objects in N# to SB, that is much harder to do as there are no objects in SB. I had to spend days just figuring out the best way to make objects (which ended up being functions and PRGDEL/PRGINS magic) before I ever wrote a single line of code.

The exact process is way too complex to explain, but I basically read through each line, check for keywords or statements, and convert it into proper SB syntax. For example, "while (true)" in N# is identified as a WHILE loop, so I take the WHILE keyword and add in whatever's in parenthesis, which happens to be the 'true' keyword. Thus, the compiled output would be "WHILE true"

Introducing the IONCC: International Obfuscated N# Code Contest! Create the most obfuscated N# program as possible! Here's a short example program. Deadline March 31. Post the program keys here!