Yikes! One of my posts got taken down for violating the Miiverse Code of conduct, I'll have to be careful about posts that refer to such rules as it was for false reporting a violation, even if I didn't report anyone my post kind of leaned in that direction... :'(

And I meant that the games on the SmileBASIC server would get down if they violated copyright, not the posts themselves. Sorry if there was a misunderstanding!

Oops, I may have misunderstood what the Code of Conduct was saying. Looks like I got my comment taken down... I swear there was something about copyrighted material though. Either way I guess that's over now. And I wasn't exactly inappropriately reporting anyone, I wasn't reporting anyone at all... I'll have to be more careful from now on!

@MathPRG XD//*cough cough* very broken sentence *cough cough*

Yes, online services are not available to SmileBASIC programs. The only internet connections used by the app are those used to interact with projects on the server, such as uploading, publishing, and downloading projects.

You can also use VSYNC instead of WAIT, they both work however there are slight differences in how VSYNC works. Also the delay is 1 so that most, if not all, button presses, will be detected by the BUTTON command. It will update the home screen regularly too. (60 times per second)

Try this: ACLS SPSET 0,176,184,16,16 SPSCALE 0,1-15,1-15'you don't need this if you want a normal sized sprite BGMVOL 50:BGMPLAY 5'unless you want it to play over and over, leave it out of the loop @HOMESCREEN B=BUTTON()'your button function won't do anything if it isn't called repetitively WAIT 1:GOTO @HOMESCREEN

What you have would work, however the sprite size is 16*16 for width and height, also the sprite never loads because @HOMESCREEN is an infinite loop. And RETURN won't ever be called, let alone it won't work because it must be paired with GOSUB. Lastly, you are scaling the sprite to be 20 times it's original size, making it take 320 pixels on the screen, but Y only goes from 0 to 240.

OSCAR!!! Not Is, what is my autocorrect doing?

WAIT A MINUTE... just after I bug Is at about the need to pay attention to capitalization in programming, YOU FORGOT TO CAPITALIZE THE 'R' AND 'G' IN MY NAME?! OF ALL THE UNFORGIVABLE THINGS... YOU SHALL FOREVER BE SHUNNED BY ME! Lol :P

Looks like you've also got some good programming experience... I've messed around with a few extras, my first language I actually committed to learning at all was HTML. I also tried Visual Basic, JavaScript, Java, C, Batch files, Petit Computer's SmileBASIC, of course this SmileBASIC, and C++. Maybe more but I can't remember any others... It's a bit late for me to remember THAT far back...

It would appear to apparently be 'Insanely' when translated through the Google Translate app... When done online though... Goodness, NSFW indeed.

Internet access is not granted to programs made with SmileBASIC. The only exception is using the servers to upload and download projects.

Yeah, unfortunately not even the camera ended up being supported. Maybe that's a good thing though, allowing people to do almost whatever they want with their pictures, or connecting programs to wifi, would only open doors to hackers to get you viruses and all that nasty stuff ;)

@Pkyoshi19//It didn't seem that my comments pulled through, I have a terrible internet connection. So a couple were basically repeats of what I tried to say. I didn't think the others would pull through. Sorry 'bout that! Lol

Hence the key not working any more, I hope it stays that way for this project.

@Wakko//Darn, one of my bad grammar habits. Just replace that with 'Even so' please xD But yes, this has been taken down many times, because it takes someone else's copyrighted content and therefore violates SmileBASIC's terms of service.

One more! The first fifteen digits of π are 3.141592653589793

I also know a few negative ones. Starting at 2^0 and going down, 1 0.5 0.25 0.125 0.0625 0.03125 0.015625

*I promise without a calculator!* 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 256 512 1024 2048 4096 8192 16384 32768 65536 131072 262144 524288 1048576 2097152