You can use strings for POP? I may have discovered something new, maybe not, but apparently you can use strings with the SHIFT UNSHIFT PUSH and POP commands. It seems like a secret! They don't mention it in the help at all! This could be a very useful thing to know. If you don't believe me try it out yourself. Key: 43X3QE46 Did any of you already know this?

It looks like it works as expected only when DEF is in a different slot. Is that really the how its supposed to work?

Whats wrong with DEF? The help says that the variables are "handled as local" so as not to interfere with other variables of the same name. But that is not the case. I can still change and read the variables from outside DEF-END range! Is this a glitch or am I misinterpreting this? I also have to set each variable to 0 at the beginning of each DEF.

Well looks like I answered my own question in 30 seconds flat. LEN() will give you the length of the array, as in this example: DIM STUFF[10] PRINT LEN(STUFF)

After using SHIFT and PUSH and UNSHIFT and all those commands, I want to know how big my array is. Is there an command for that?

Also MPSET and MPGET. Type a command and then tap the question mark.

Forgot to add some commands to the program. (why didn't I test it first?) Here's the new key: KKEB49D

Check out YouTube if you can. Look for PetitProfessor3D. He made some tutorials for beginners. And don't give up. it's always hard at first but it's rewarding when you figure it out.

It ended at line 0... how...

First use this command: XON ACCEL This will turn on the motion controls. You can the use this command: ACCEL OUT X,Y,Z That will output the accelerometer information to the variables X, Y, and Z. (by the way, it doesn't have to be X Y and Z, it can be anything. Key for example: DSEEV8KV

I know. ;)

This is a utility and library for converting regular numbers to binary. Its very simple but it works! KEY: K352XJ3

Lol "... to explore strange new worlds ..."

What is petit world?

It's coming to Wii U? That's so awesome!

It's built in. Just click sample programs and look through till you find it.

@calc84: Would eliminating the 3D effect speed up fps?

@calc84: Oh wow. Your new one is much better than this one!

Impressive.

@Joe: Yeah, I've played a little of Doom on my computer with chocolate-doom, a version of dune for Linux.