[4EW3523E] Learn Japanese with NihonQuest! In this version, you'll master the two Japanese alphabets. Do your best!

No, no, and yes.

I will very likely release something in the following day.

It works fine on n3DS

KEY?

I'm looking forward to this.

Fortran and Mario and cousins, and Grand Dad isn't canon.

Sometimes it's important to know the origin of a meme.

GPUTCHR works with the graphic screen. To change the graphics page, it's GPAGE. Or if by layer you mean the Z axis, it's GPRIO.

It's called "Mario 7" ;)

There are 4 BG layers in total, and since you only need two, it doesn't matter where you allocate the two others. It will always allocate 4. If you set the value to 3 for example, there will be 3 layers on the top screen and 1 on the bottom screen.

Oh wait, I'm totally wrong, sorry. In your XSCREEN, you allocated all of the BG layers to the top screen, so you basically said BG wasn't allowed on the bottom screen.

The bottom screen is 320x240 pixels wide while the top screen is 400x240 pixels wide. The map you're trying to load is too big for the bottom screen.

I'm finally working on a game for learning Japanese. Here's what it looks like! (If uo expect memes, don't even bother.)

Did my example of code work?

[s]I can't believe I was helping a filthy Undertale fan this whole time lol[/s] SPSET 0, 0, 0, 64, 48 SPOFS 0, 200-(64/2), 120-(48/2)

(In case you still don't understand what the management number is, it's a tag. You can only have 512 sprites used at once.)

The management number is the number you refer to when using sprite commands. A number from 0 to 511. This way when you use SPOFS with the right management number it won't pick some random other sprite. The ID number is what your sprite looks like. It's from 0 to 4095, if I remember correctly.

Clues: -The screen is 400x240 pixels wide. -The command for placing a sprite is SPSET Management number, ID number -The command for moving a sprite is SPOFS Management number, X, Y

-It isn't on SBS -We can't even see the name of the game