Petit Alchemy, coming soon! (I still need to add in much more recipes, and implement a drag-out menu.)

Quote, you forgot the management num in SPOFS

Now you should learn how to use sprites. Type SPSET on an empty line and press the blue help button in the upper right. Read the little reference and play around with it. The management number is a specific number used to work with that one sprite. The definition number is a number used to tell what the sprite looks like. Do the same thing with SPOFS (help button, empty line). SPOFS moves sprite.

MSWS, PRINT makes more sense than ? for beginners.

Did you use the quotation marks that are already two? Like, not hitting the ' button twice, but the " button once.

But the suggestion I just put out lets it LEARN phrases and their responses from you, just by chatting.

bye

the string, or phrase with letters, has to be encased in quotes.

use PRINT "string in quotes" to display that string in quotes on the screen.

sure use PRINT "with a string encased in quotation marks like this to display the stuff in here on the screen"

petit professor on YT, smilebasicsource resources page, and the manual for the actual game really helps.

those aren't the basics

store every phrase by itself and then store possible responses to that phrase. if you say something new, the ai will say something random. if you say something you've already said before, the ai will choose from its list of possible responses to that phrase.

you don't actually move the sprite, and instead you move the background and all the sprites other than it.

no.

Persson! :D

So you SCSAVE the data from the Smile tool, then load it in using the filename DAT:SC_<NAME>_L<LAYER> you may want to load all of the layers.

Erm, there is code that does this... DIM MAP[0] FOR I=0 TO 3 BGSCREEN I,64,64 LOAD "DAT:SC_<MAPNAME>_L"+STR$(I),MAP,FALSE BGLOAD I,MAP NEXT What you were missing was the SC_ and _L1 prefixes and suffixes.

I want it still... or at least give us qr codes back

The learning curve for any programming language is steep. Unless you're already familiar with other programming languages of that type.