if you do touch out tm,tx,ty it will set the variable tm to a number that tells you whether the touch screen is being touched or not. you'll have to test to figure out which number means it's not being touched, i forgot what it was. it will set the variables tx and ty to the coordinates of where the touch screen was last touched. x 0-319 y 0-239 xscreen changes the way the screens are used.

coolios

GOTO @BATTLE1

well since the 3DS touchscreen is limited to one touch, you won't be able to tap two keys at once. you can make one, you know, all you need to do is use the xscreen and touch commands with a few well-placed if conditionals in a while loop.

What do you mean?

What's that save at the top for? (edit: aha, nice dev trick)

run the program you want for a bit through the file viewer, then exit and go to the edit piece and save into your open project folder.

check if the sprite is going into something, if so, move the sprite back to where it was before it moved into it.

Jappon

undertale pixel art --> messed up two-player game

hOI! iM tEm!

cat mario

ha this seriously funny

i know what a prototype is good idea. i usually make good games when i mess around with meaningless code in smilebasic.

you can lose that mental strength however, if you don't continue using it.

yeah, it's a struggle for me too but programming isn't just knowing the language, it's having the mental strength to make something cool and big. Once you have that mental strength, it's very easy.

dude just make one game Make one game. force yourself to work on only that. force yourself to work on your game until it's fun to work on it.

imagine roblox and roblox studio on 3DS... dude

your 3rd side project which was never completed!

you don't run a file with files you run it with RUN, and you can only run files in the project.