have two options: you can either put in a normal number or its binary equivalent. In the example I provided, if I wanted to rotate it by 270 degrees, the corresponding but values would be ( bit01: 1 bit00: 1 ) or the number 3. Now, if you wish to use the first method, the number you use needs to be in binary format, with " &B ". The number also needs to be as big as number of bits.

As a previous post mentioned, the number you enter is referenced via binary. The b's you see next to the numbers reference these bits and look like this: Bit 03 Bit 02 Bit 01 Bit00 0 0 0 0 I don't know the attributes by heart yet, so i'll use an example. Let's say bits 0-1 controlled rotation. 0:0 , 1:90 , 2:180 , 3:270. Because of how attribute works, you >>

Resizing a sprite...something I never want to do again. I couldn't let my character sit there in Petit Computer, so I transferred her over to SmileBasic, completely forgetting about the increased resolution. The fact that I'm not that good at spriting doesn't help either. Ah well, there's always another tomorrow. Back to practice.

Thank you!

This takes a sec to execute. Maybe I need to mess with some stuff.

So...in petit computer mkII, you could load individual pages of sprites where needed, allowing you to manage your sprites. For instance, you could load all of your player sprites in page 1, your attack sprites in pg2, enemies in 3, etc, and change them as needed, without much delay. Without directly telling me, can SmileBasic replicate this? I'm still learning, of course. LOAD"GRP4:"name",FALSE

Oh, you can do that? (#A) Cool.

16, I believe. IF(BUTTON(2)==16) THEN... Also, start is a break key now? Why? O_o

In PTC, I believe BTRIG() had the same function as BUTTON(2) (instant pressed, non-rapid). It kinda was unnecessary. So, yeah use BUTTON(2) to emulate BTRIG().

Also, the " && " apparently functions differently than " AND ". Hmm.

Because I'm still a newb programmer xP...I might try it though.

I wonder if someone ported over mkII's CHRED...I actually liked how easy and simple it was.

Multi-line IF statements...take THAT PTCmkII ! Well to be fair, it was easy to remedy that setback with a multi-line subroutine.

I love the new help menu...despite that, I still feel the urge to take notes.

The QR codes were a mixed bag for me. I liked them...but at the same time...100+ codes sometimes! D: I'm sure people will attempt to port over their old projects to SB anyway.

I'm not liking how my color palette resets with each save/load...anyone know how to make the colors stay put or save the colors? This is better than the old palette system in mkII, but I kinda miss the simple CHR editor.

In short, it's everything Petit Computer was, multiplied by 100. Compare a DSI to a 3DS. It's everything, but much better. You have more lines for coding(original:10,000 this:1,000,000);performance is improved(SIGNIFICANTLY faster than the original); pallete system was replaced; You can have multiple programs open at once; This is just sctatching the surface! :)

I'm now available.

Macro Music Language, Mhm. It's some awful stuff to look at.