Not the fastest way to build a maze, but it sure is compact!

Just an advice, if you have trouble tracing your program properly, then you may want to redesign it, or else you may end up with spaghetti code. In your case, you may want to try to flatten it so that you don't have to use GOTO/GOSUB so much.

My clock/timer programs are examples on how to use multiple sprites. Source code on posts.

And here is the source code. Not even a full screen!

The purpose of this program is to learn SPANIM. If I don't want to learn it, I can calculate and rotate it directly, like I did on my Clock program.

I am using @label. To do it all in one line is too confusing. Unless you don't want rotation. On PTC, it was incremental system. On SB, it's keyframe system. Keyframes is more powerful, but it uses animation table, and that takes a while to set up.

Another OSP. A clock! Too easy. 10 minute programming.

No key provided for my One Screen Program projects. Just type in the source code provided!

Tick, tick, tick, tick...cuckoo! cuckoo! Sprite animation is much more sophisticated this time around, but also much more inconvenient to set up. Used to be sprite based timer was very simple to do.

How long until midnight? Here's another OSP project. This time, it's a timer. How many minutes left until cuckoo time? Fun with Sprites Rotation Animation.

Why not just do multi-line? IF - THEN ENDIF

Try searching this then: bad apple pv all apples reproduction carving art.

It's closer to SVG now. Why do you think I added Area Fill, Bezier, and Buttons? :)

I don't think I can share it here without getting personal. Sorry!

Not my YT. My G+. I usually share interesting bits on there.

Post screen cap?

It varies. The basic concepts are readily understood. Some of the advanced concepts, such as Sprites, backgrounds, animation, and music, take a while to understand.

Also, on real apples! I posted a YT video of it on G+.

Well, my Turtle Graphic program can be used to make extremely simple games. think Troll Tales or Mickey's Space Adventure.

Turtle graphic is a drawing system where you tell a robot turtle to go forward, turn left/right and raise/lower the pen, drawing lines as it goes. Usually associated with LOGO programming language, used to teach children computer programming concepts.