Use the ? function and you could've figured it out. You didn't supply the screen data. Just add another number to the end of that, like 124.

When keeping it real goes wrong...

Interesting, and no offense but do you think people will be excited/motivated to learn a language 1 person made up, (from the sounds of it not conforming to any real rules), basically, learning a language no one speaks?

lol right, we wont be holding our breath. >.>

It's probably the o3ds, i get a flicker here and there but the game does work.

This should get you started.

Uh, you need an infinite loop to detect a button press, and as Chicken said Button(2) doesnt specify a button.

Well, if they were actual demo's rather than something that hardly represents the final version then yes a demo is fine.

NsANE! Understandable, my game is taking forever but I'm not going to release a half-baked game or demo like everyone else does.

I too love rogue-likes. I highly recommend Spelunky, light rogue but still.

Yeah I figured that out after writing this algorithm, no problem though iy's good practice.

Dwarf Fortress!

Apparently I've been doing bubble sort... I didn't know there was a swap function though. Most programming languages require the use of a temporary placeholder, so here is what it usually looks like.

I dont know how to do bubble sort, it seems overly complicated and takes a long time to find. Do you know any cases where it's best? Then again I only know linear sort.

@raimondz Thanks, yeah I know what switchcase is.

Oh gotchya, thanks!

That's one way, what is PMCNT? Also, I was thinking to just have certain actions require certain amounts of time, then you have to be in bed by 10 pm.

I'm wondering how you guys would implement time in your game. More specifically would be for a survival game where you ho through each day/night.

@PCChicken Hey, what exactly is the intended function of labels? Is it just for GOSUB(sub-routines)?

Not that impressive really, just reading inputs and randomly repeating them.