w-well guys tonight i'm gonna be releasing my very first game "RPG Z". there's only a few things to do like fishing and the stores almost done. please leave a comment on what you think ^_^.

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Wait before we go any further do you understand it so far ^_^

@level5e Enemylevel=5 EHP=Enemylevel+5 ESP=Enemyleve+15 Eatk=enemylevel+25 Edf=enemylevel+25 Goto @battle

@enemy (lets say you want to make it totally random) ene=rnd(5) If ene==1 then gosub @level5e If ene==2 then gosub @level10e If ene==3 then gosub @level15e If ene==4 then gosub @level20e If ene==5 then gosub @level25e return

Okay so back track go back to where you made your player move ^_^ add to every command in that branch if b==1 then y=y-1:spchr 0,(number):steps=steps+1 now go to your @enemycount vysnc 1 if steps>50 then steps=0:beep 4:gosub @enemy return

In your mainloop add another branch so... @mainloop gosub @playersetup gosub @move Gosub @bg Gosub @background Gosub @enemycount goto @mainloop then-

Now making enemies i am certainly not a pro at but... I'll give you my best advice. So if you're making an enemy system that consist of you running into them I have NO CLUE (i'm sorry...) However if you want to make a classic style Walk a certain number then you run into an enemy then do this :

Add a return to the end of that one I forgot what bg was XDDDD so lets move on to @background You can do what you like just type in Bgfill then read what it has to say ^_^ if you want to create boundaries then simply type Print "X- ";x print "y- ";y then when you have your sprite moving look at where the X and Y are at and make this If x<(number) then x=x-1 Experiment ^_^

@move vysnc 1 b=button() if b==1 then y=y-1:spchr 0, (the control number for the sprite that appears to be moving up) if b==2 then y=y+1:spchr 0, (the control number for the sprite that appears to be moving down) if b==4 then x=x-1:spchr 0, (the control number for the sprite that appears to be moving left) if b==8 then x=x+1:spchr 0, (the control number for the sprite that moves right)

@playersetup Spset 0,sp spofs 0,x,y spscale whatever size you want the sprite to be (Spscale 0,2,2) return

Sprites Make a main loop such as @mainloop gosub @playersetup gosub @move Gosub @bg Gosub @background goto @mainloop In other post I will explain every Gosub.

ok my friend this will take several post but here it goes.

N-no problem ^////^

@Kristen I will then, because you where at least trying to help :)

Thanks for all the support and help guys! I actually figured out that I was supposed to be using str$'s and stuff like that. But sense you're all so awesome enough to help do you mind if I put your names in the credits. I would like to show my appreciation.

here ya go.

I have a very basic jump code... I don't think it would work for a Mario game though... if you still want it i'll be glad to give it to you.

It's okie, i'm just trying to perfectit before giving it to you it might take just a little bit ^_^

what exactly do you need the jump function for? btw I have a code that makes it appear like a jump for you ^_^