Sometimes I wish I could understand you. You're probably using a translation system right now. I'm still downloading and liking it though.

make a bullet sprite go to the gun when shot, and then make the bullet go forward until it collides with something or goes a certain distance. Use spcol, spcolvec, sphitsp, spofs, spshow, sphide, and a few variables to do these things. its simple and complicated.

i made a drawing program once, it was similar to your code. I actually had some cool features like a circle-pad controlled cursor that could draw, and a size feature. I need to update it sometime tho... MOAR GUI

PetitProfessor3D on YT. Also, read the WHOLE game manual for SmileBASIC, it helps you to figure out what's going on. After that there's an ingame list of functions and what they do.

cool!

going to help once i get home from school.

cool! you guys are probably the only ones that will put something in, so i'll just play your games and try to make a game like both of yours mashed together and give it only to you :D

because it was the only browser that felt at least a tiny bit familiar.

cls (clears screen) print "insert text here" (puts text on screen) while button(3) != #a (checks if button is pressed, if not it just checks again) wend (repeat this until you have a book or something)

yes that's allowed

what's the objective in Color Wars?

Gah, now everyone's mad at me

I'm loving this for OUYA and SmileBASIC porting.

Yay! I'mma download it. My first shared program was called HAM (Catch those friggin' hams!), and since I had already programmed things on the computer, it was slightly high-quality.

Josiah, I'll let you do it then ;D Just don't expect to put 100+ lines on one line and call it cool.

i'm right. it's LOAD "GRP4:FILENAME" because it all needs to be in the same string

yea, like nate says custom sprites are hard. i don't use them much anyways except for logos.

did you save your sprite? you need to draw it in the upper left then save the spritesheet so that you can use it later. then you need to write LOAD "GRP4:NAME",FALSE replace name with the filename you saved the spritesheet to. the false isn't needed, but makes it so that it doesn't ask you every time you run the program to load the file.

All you want to do is show your sprites on the screen to make a game, right?

nate's saving sprite information was only for making your own sprites, sorry for the misnomer in his comment.