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As many as you want! Or at least as much as SmileBASIC's memory will allow, which is a lot. If you have arrays that you want to save, it can be a bit complicated, but it's still possible. Ask me about that if you need to know how.

By the way, the link for the e-manual I posted has changed. It is now... http://smilebasic.com/en/e-manual/manual11/

It's still a work in progress. Please understand.

@Aaron It's actually a bunch of really thin sprites, similar to how the raycasting engine works. You can then modify each individual sprite to make pretty impressive looking stuff! @Josiah I did! I commented on your post about it. @Jackson Hang in there! It can be tough to make a full-featured game, but you can do it if you try! If you need help, don't be afraid to ask!

Really awesome! I can see this eventually becoming one of SmileBASIC's greatest, and I hope to see more stuff done by you.

If you have any questions or doubts, feel free to ask!

Similarly, to load the data back, you'd use another numerical array and the LOAD command. You can keep the array empty as it will be expanded automatically. All data will be in the same order as you saved it. I suggest wrapping the load in a CHKFILE conditional. IF CHKFILE("DAT:FILENAME") THEN DIM LOADARR[0] LOAD "DAT:FILENAME",LOADARR,FALSE HP=LOADARR[0] XP=LOADARR[1] IDK=LOADARR[2] ENDIF

Copied from a previous comment of mine... You can use the SAVE command in conjunction with an array. First, you'd define the array, which must be numerical and will hold the data you want to save. Afterwards, you can use the save command by specifying the file type as DAT and specifying the array. E.g.: DIM SAVARR[3] SAVARR[0]=HP SAVARR[1]=XP SAVARR[2]=IDK SAVE "DAT:FILENAME",SAVARR

You know what they say. All toasters toast toast!

It's just a simple puzzle/RPG. It is very incomplete, though. I'll work on it as much as I can to release it as soon as possible.

Coming out soon... maybe not so soon.

Gameplay preview.

It's OK! There was no problem in having a contest, but you need a reason for people to participate. That was all I was saying. As for coding, everyone needs to start somewhere. I recommend starting by reading SmileBASIC's official e-manual. You can find it here: http://smilebasic.com/en/e-manual/10.php You can also find programming courses online. I suggest KhanAcademy's.

Good combination of well distinctive colors!

You want people to make games for you, and you'll still get credit for them? What's in it for the coder? Partnership is supposed to be equitable. You need an incentive for people to want to participate. It's an important part of trade and business logic.

Just a tip: if you do go there, only browse for keys. The rest of the site is... not recommendable. Otherwise, this community's Play Journal section has a lot of keys, if you look for them.

You're right! I made my code on a bit of a hurry, sorry! If you want to use VSYNC, simply replace WAIT 1 in the above code with a VSYNC 1. If you want to use MILLISEC, you could replace the whole loop with something a bit simpler, like this... T0=MILLISEC REPEAT T1=MILLISEC UNTIL BUTTON() AND #A T=T1-T0 Where T would be the time passed in milliseconds. T0 and T1 are used as auxiliaries.

Is it a cubic (4-point) bézier curve? Looks like you edited the code to not render the individual points! Well done!

(Continued from previous comment) IF T>55 && T<65 THEN 'IF USER PRESSED A AT AROUND 1 SECOND DAMAGE=10 'DO MORE DAMAGE ELSE DAMAGE=5 ENDIF