Here's something I wrote that does exactly that - just put an ACLS above this [it didn't fit in the screenshot].

I've been working on a roguelike since I got SB, but it's nowhere near complete as this. Keep it up!!

Awesome work!

I believe F-Neko gets enough speed by interlacing the graphics i.e. only rendering every other line at a time.

Thanks! I'll give that a shot. Yeah, feature-itis is tough - I'm trying to make this game have depth but also limit it compared to desktop roguelikes.

On that note: does anyone how to make the text console not auto-scroll? I've been avoiding using the bottom row on both screens because it attempts to scroll the display, which causes flickering as it resets.

Early mockup of bottom screen UI. I'm not bothering to colorize this until it's implemented, but this is an idea of how it'll look.

Cool! Glad this is getting translated.

Yep! The arrows represent stairs for going up/down to the previous/next floor. This is for a roguelike game that I'm working on.

Nope! That's a good idea! I'm actually interested in performing some mild encryption on the save files for my game so that people can't (easily) cheat.

Yeah, it's more like ROT(n) - it shifts the characters as far forward (or backward) into the built-in character table as you specify.

You can also use the LOCATE command to write your text anywhere, including overwriting existing text.

Here's the next iteration. Can you spot the difference? ;)

Okay! Back to procedural generation. Here's the first iteration of my cave generator. It's just cellular automata with some tweaks.

Nice! I just did something similar but a lot more basic (just ROT13/n). This is cool!

Wrote a ROT(n) codec. Needed to take a break from dungeon gen :) Back in the day, people used to use ROT13 encoding in newsgroups to prevent each other from accidentally reading tv/movie/book spoilers, or punchlines to jokes...pretty handy!

Looks great!

I think this cleaned-up version would probably be good with a Wolf3D type game as you were saying earlier!

Good stuff!

Sweet! Here's where I'm at right now; didn't get much chance to work on this over the weekend. I want to alternate the grid between room origin checks so that they don't 'line up' so much, then use a tunneler to make the hallways between them. Thanks again for the help!!