NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!
I WENT TO SAVE MY GAME AND IT PUT LOAD INSTEAD OF SAVE!! NOW I LOST ALL OF MY GAME PROGRESS!!!
I HAD SO MUCH STUFF I PUT IN! NOOOOO!!!
ROCCO: You should make a discussion about this instead of just commenting on someone else's post.
In short, it's a dev tool for creating pretty limited games (compared to the actual capabilities of a 3DS) using a programming language called SmileBASIC, which is also the name of the app. It has been out for 2-3 years, IIRC.
yeah its my first time using Gline and Gcircle, so it still needs tweaking... but so far its going well... what about using touch screen capabilitys? for buttons, is it beyond my level still, or should i try to do it?
go onto the SmileBasic community, go to the near bottom, you will see the discussions, press the button that says post new discussion (or something like that..)
Picy: You should be able to use TOUCH by now. You just need to check if the screen was touched in a certain area using a bunch of IFs. I recommend making a function so that you don't need to type in a bunch of code over and over again.
DEF CHECKTOUCH
TOUCH OUT TX,TY,TM
a bunch of IFs
END
oops...
DEF CHECKTOUCH parameters you need to make it reusable
TOUCH OUT TX,TY,TM
a bunch of IFs that take into account the parameters
RETURN result
END
ok, i understand, (i just dident know the right command to use)
sorry, i should have known that...
if i ask questions ill try to make sure i honestly dont know how for now on...
well... i have come back to the all knowing PChicken, i tryed to do what you said.. but failed, i though the ifs were for like..
IF X=whatere,Y=whatere then..?
but i really hav no idea what you meant.
so what i thought is that you put where you want it to sense you touching it, like setting for graphics, left/right up/down (with numbers of course) but i dont understand what all the ifs are for.
The IFs are to check where it is. With four IFs, you can check if a point is in a box by using >= <= . This might be a little too complicated, so here's an example.
IF X >= 0 THEN
IF X <= 0 + 32 THEN
IF Y >= 208 THEN
IF Y <= 208 + 32 THEN
Yep! The point is inside a box in the lower-left corner!
RETURN TRUE
endifs... lol
RETURN FALSE
END