Adding a repeat would make it shorter. You wouldn't need the Label or WAIT command. So... BGMPLAY "T121L60[[AA<EEDC>BAGAB<CDE&E30]2EFDEFGAEDC>AB<CD30CDE30FEEDC>BA30<C120>B120A<D30CDEFGAEDC>BA&A30]"

In MML, if you type the letter L followed by a number that number becomes the default length of notes. So with this example, you could type L60 at the beginning and then omit writing 60 after any notes.

What you have here looks very well organized! I don't know how to fix the auto-scrolling, if there is a fix at all.

I deleted a lot of your code, but what I wrote should work like you expect. SPANIM is a command you should look into. In your original program, you were using both SPSET and WAIT for each iteration where SPANIM combines the two. I also included animation for walking the opposite direction.

SquareFingers pointed out this bug on smilebasicsource.com Couldn't help but laugh a little.

So my real high score was 74, but I couldn't help but have a little fun with the code...

Check out smilebasicsource.com! They have a Programs listing in their forums.

This sounds cool! A couple questions though... 1) Are games allowed, or is it apps only? 2) Closings are random means that we don't know when the tournament will end?

I'm fine-tuning a battle system for an RPG I'm creating. I'm done with most of the stuff, and it's created in a way that will make adding new monsters and magic really easy!