@Kight, I cannot teach SB coding right now. Between keeping a 4.0 GPA, looking for colleges, judo, and hobbies, I have little time. However, the guys over at smilebasicsource.com are awesome and will probably help you with any problems.

Also added: working level system, death, and hints if you get stuck.

Custom sprites added, and new jump engine programmed. Development is slightly behind schedule, but besides that so far all has been smooth sailing! Not sure how hard this game will be (I've had prior knowledge/experience with 4D).

This game not only utilizes 4D to go "through" walls (technically you're going around them), it also utilizes it in dodging obstacles, crossing gaps without dying, etc.

I'm going to guess a song? I knew how to do that in PTC, but I was never good at it.

The V dimension (deriving from the name of the game, Vieger). It is a 4th spacial dimension that does not exist outside games and imaginations.

Wait on game dev for a while. Learn your input/output commands, conditionals (if/then/else), math commands and variable handling, and flow control (for/next, while/wend), and then maybe think about a text RPG.

This level requires movement in all 4 dimensions (the second wall is too high to jump over).

I use 3D graphics for rendering, so turn on that 3D slider!

Introducing Vieger, SB's first 4D PLATFORMER! I have 4 levels coded right now. Here's the 1st one that utilizes 4D movement.

I definitely agree. Leave games like Minecraft/Terraria up to more experienced programmers (especially those more familiar with SmileBASIC (i. e. those who worked a lot with Petit Computer for DSi)). People like Calc84maniac, Discordstew, me, Levicel, Randomous, etc. are more experienced with this language and that's why you're already seeing 3D engines, Terraria, etc.

Calc made a raytracer back in PTC (SBv2).

Finally nailed the Visual Studio syntax highlighting colors!

What's line 29?

You can read the manual. To explain the "basics" of SB would take forever. There's a lot of content.

Download Key: 4KSNEP3X

Who's ready for switch/case? It's fully functional now!

switch/case/endsw now works! The only downside is that it has no access to variables. I'm trying to fix this issue.

Who likes switch/case statements but was upset that SB didn't have them? Have no fear! I'm manually programming a switch/case statement as functions!

I am indeed IAmAPersson. There's my source that confirms it. I'm the original creator. :P