Created a blurring tool!

New version of SmileShop available. See my Play Journal for the key. It is easier to comprehend.

SmileShop v1.1.4 Now Available (in .SSE format, which can only be opened with SmileShop). It comes with a LogoCreator, which saves graphics into an array, and In-Game Keyboard Tutorial, based on sprites. Here is the public key for those: [Q33KV441] SmileShop v1.1.1(Normal format!) is available with this public key [45D4Z3].

It stores name, publisher, release date, logo, and program data all into a 1D array(newer files also have a signature so that you can't load files that aren't actually .SSE files). In the code, there should be a DIM PRG[0]. That is the array that is read. That is where you will find how it loads the data.

SmileShop v1.1.2 Now Available! Its code is easier to comprehend. It also has faster download times and smaller file size. In .SSE format, of course! Public key [42WXV88V]

The project folder TST does exist, by the way.

LOAD"SYS/TEST" 'Works LOAD"TST/TEST" 'Gives error Both are nonexistent. I keep getting Illegal Function Calls with the second one, but not the first.

Download the file and and press A.

People who make games. That is what I mean by "developers". The mystery box is a mystery. But whatever you do, do not run it if you get the chance!

SmileShop v1.1.1 Now Availible Public Key [45D4Z3] Allows developers to package in a full name, logo, release date (you can't download before release date), publisher, and description all in 1 file!

Here is my eShop style app. What does it do exactly? It allows you to actually download files. It allows developers to add a logo, publisher, real name, release date (that means no downloading beforehand), and version with the game file, similar to the eShop.

What is the public key for the tool you are using?

Demo delayed. Until A) Better tile collison. B) Origi contest is over.

Flash? Why not Unity?

Yes. You could build a 128x128x64 world. Reasonable framerate. Like, 10-22 fps.

Almost done with my RPG. Just need better tile collison detection through an array.