This is the compiled code:

ZBASIC now compiles everything you see here. Now sprite declaration is more intuitive!

No sé lo que ocurre ahí, pero quiero probarlo.

Joking around with phytagorean calculation. The triangle should be an 'accurate' representation of how the calculation works.

Supongo que las sombras son copias del sprite pero negras y transparentes, ¿no?

You mean playing a short music with custom instruments to simulate a sound?

Is possible to have custom sounds instead of using the predefined ones?

ZBASIC Compiler now supports #File and #Include instructions! I feel that i‛m making a useless tool, but is a good exercise!

I come with the idea of doing something i call ZBASIC, which would be an Action-code script (ACS) compiler for SmileBASIC. It would be neat because we could sepparate the logic of the sprites, sounds, etc, from the logic of the main program. And also, more easy to code complex behaviors and more familiar syntax (since ACS is based on C). Screenshot is a proof of concept.

Using a flat 3D projection (like using GTRI for polygons) would be neat for a top-down and yet 60fps 3D. Defy3D is an example of this. The thing is that alot of polygons on screen (if you're not optimal) would easily slowdown things. I'm not sure how SmileBASIC would handle the projections + the whole logic of the game.

No problem! Be advised that you may want to make some optimizations to the code. For instance: On DEMO 1 (the ocean one), if you only use the commands you need instead of the generic one i made, you can archieve 75 - 90 FPS on Old3DS instead of the 57 - 60 FPS.

I was reading about it and seems that darker backgrounds serves to highlight the content, which would be the code. It makes sense since when you're writting, you need to keep an eye on the code and not on the layout. But still, a change could be nice.

I'm looking for pleasant color schemes. Having a white background looks nice but it would consume battery. What color schemes could fit here? Looking for suggestions.

The key is L2VVV3G4

Yes, it does. It all depends of the algorithm you're using to modify the lines. Inside the code is the explanation of how it works.

Released! Key: L2VVV3G4

Ultimate Mode7 is released huys! Key: L2VVV3G4

Not yet. I'm going to release it when i finish the "extra" stuff.

Trippy* My bad lol

Treppy...