192,112 there is a section in the manual that tell the screen size

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(him jumping is the BG layers moving down)

Your sprite should not have ANY spofs that move it, other than your first spofs to put it in the middle of the screen. Collision is hard, especially with BG, and it is very hard. You can check for the BG tile underneath you with TILE=BGGET(<layer>, <player sprite x>, <player sprite y - 5 or a small number like that>, 1) If TILE is a floor tile, then don't move the BG up and let him jump.

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instructions: drag elements together to combine, if possible. press down to open element selector press left to clear the bottom screen press up to save your progress press right to copy the currently-held element. Attention: In selector, not all elements are on the first screen, so try going right or left a bit more.

KEY IN COMMENTS Here's a sneak peek of the 39 elements in Petit Alchemy!

z, you're overcomplicating things. Use SPSET id#,def# to create your sprite and tell how it looks. def# is 0-511, you can see them in the SmileTOOL SPDEF section.

Add a full web at the top and make animations so he can crawl left and right.

Nice work! How fast is it exactly?

I know

key is in screenshot.

23 elements as of now. Recipes are exactly the same as original little alchemy ones.

It's released. I just have to add more elements now.

On the reference page, on SmileBASICSource.

You may want to move a BG layer to the top of the screen, and load a special map to it.

Best code: REPEAT BEEP RND(10) BGOFS RND(3),RND(200),RND(200) VSYNC RND(10) UNTIL FALSE

Your tomato is rotting

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Not in DAT files, sadly. String arrays cannot be saved as DAT. However, you can save a string array to a regular file, using PRGEDIT and PRGSET. You go through each item of the string array and save it to a line, then for loading, you use PRGGET$() and load each line back into a string array.