(Paper) Airplane Simulator! Almost playable, just need to finish gameplay.

it is tem to post again...

chickens in the game? plzzzz

empty line.

acls spset 0,1 sphome 0,8,8 spscale 0,3,3 spcolor 0,rgb(255,255,0) gpaint 0,0,rgb(100,100,100) repeat stick out sx,sy spofs 0,sx*5+200,sy*5+120 vsync until button()==#X beep 24 move the circlepad to move the sprite around, and press x to close the program. those are pretty much all the sprite commands you need to make something good. if you need any more, use the blue ? button on an

Or, to make the code setting the flowers somewhere easier, you could use sphome <id>, 32, 24 to make the center the origin of the sprite. (you would only have to do spofs <id>, 200,120 ) Also, use spcolor <id>, rgb(255, 255, 255) because the sprite will have nasty black boxes on the edges if you don't use spcolor.

also, heh. I just realized that this was in 2015

hook up the sprite movments to some vars and put those in the bgofs.

*doesn't move the background left

use bgofs to move the background. your sprite can stay in the middle of the screen (which is easiest) or add a little bit of code to let him move a bit in the middle of the screen (he walks right, but it doesn't move the background right until he reaches a certain point on the screen).

bgofs

quote, check smilebasicsource, random terrain generator.

OHHH YEA MR KRABS

yes, but we could make a doom-like game with characters almost like the original

vsync is used for slowing down things evenly...

no, vsync will not help the speed...

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even if they don't want your game to have their characters, all that happens is that your game gets taken down. then you can just remake it w/o proprietary characters.

Yes, you can make cutscenes.

Imagine that you are the creator of that game. Would you want someone taking your characters w/o your permission? You should be okay with that, as long as they give you visible credit. Would you want someone taking your full game, making a reskinned port of it on 3DS, and then not giving you any credit for it? You shouldn't be fully okay with that, but it's up to the creator to decide.