Aah ok Hylian, well I guess it's not a complete version but still good job pumping it out so fast. Also, I'm not a fan of fnaf but this I can get behind.

No prob dude, oh and don't worry you can erase/modify those all you want, it won't mess anything up.

Maybe I should help!?

That was fast, I'm guessing you've been working on this for some time.

I have developed a system for controlling distribution ranges through random dice rolls. Easiest to make is a bell curve so the middle value occurs most frequently. I may have to share this.

Dang, I didn't realize it was that complicated. Yeah I was hoping there was just a GRP2, 3 and 4 that I could edit. I think I understand I'll have to try first. Thanks everyone!

What if you need more room for sprites than what's available on the GRP4 page? Can you use and load more sheets in one program?

Just hit the green SmileTool button below the keyboard then hit paint in the top right.

Haha sweet! Nice work man I'm sure it was a challenge.

Working in the shadows... Hehehe *chuckles sinisterly*

Don't expect to make a great platformer or something, but you can make some simple things fairly easily with minimal knowledge.

Actually the manual sort of has tutorials. They're very basic though so don't expect them to teach you how to make a game.

You didn't specify those as STRINGS. First you check N$ which is correct, but later you just put N.

I prefer something like. @LOOP R=RND(255)+1 G=RND(255)+1 B=RND(255)+1 GCLS GPUTCHR X,Y,"random!",RGB(R,G,B) VSYNC 15 GOTO @LOOP

Very impressive Hanzo, I only hope to have your programming expertise one day.

What is with everyone's obsession with fnaf?

Interesting Oscar, so I'm just going to assume they're long verticle (thin) sprites.

Dang nice title gfx, how do you do that? Or is it a sprite?

Yeah much better. You probably want different sprite ID's though, you have all of them as 0. Unless only one will ever be chosen.