Windows Style Command Prompt [ID:LEVEW3J] Features: -Real, working commands -Code Hinting (↑↓ to scrool through choices, ← to revert to normal) -Batch style "scripts" (coming soon) -Feels like Windows :D

IDK. I'm planning on revamping the icon system because it currently only allows for 48. My new fix will allow for an infinite amount.

No key. Isn't finished.

Preview of my OS!

OS shell a success!

Created a Hex Editor that allows you to edit individual bytes in an array! Furthermore, the editor allows for you to add and remove elements from a certain offset (for example, you can remove 3 from array 1234 to create 124 and vice versa).

Finally completed a REAL background for my Pokemon game. This is the battle scene.

I tried to make something like this, but it ran at 1 fps. How is it so fast?

How fast is it?

Mario Kart clone, anyone? This engine could be used for one. Its main problem is speed. It would probably be exclusive to the New 3DS or Wii U. Wii U is probably the only one that could reasonably run it.

@GamerBoy BTW, sorry for attacking you with arguements.

Alex: About 2gb is actually accurate. Unless 1 frame for every second is all that is recorded, my statement is accurate. 32MB is how much a single second (60 frames are in a second, with each GRP taking up about 0.5 MB). @Gamer I am still skeptical. I'll believe it when I see it. I just don't think SmileBASIC can handle it.

How are the GRPs stored then? And how often are GRPs captured? I'm highly skeptical. If the data is stored as GRP data, then a 60 second, 60 fps video without sound is almost 2 GIGABYTES of data (Way more than SmileBASIC probable allows for).

This isn't possible. For starters, how are you capturing the video? The only way possible is through GRPs, and to record 5 seconds of GRPs would take your whole SD card. SmileBASIC can only capture about 16 seconds of sound. You are clearly a troll, hence why you haven't released a public key yet.

My RPG may be revived!

I did. Nice! I think its a challenge to make music with MML, and even more challenging recreating music! I applaud you! :)

Yes! I need it!

Key?

What is this game? I need it!

When the user saves the downloaded program, the .SSE is no longer needed (it and its metadata will still exist). The way .SSEs work is by packaging all the data into 1 file. The metadata and program are in the same file. You would just need to unpack it to run the program, so I don't believe you need both.