Well, the START and SELECT buttons have always been used yo forcibly exit a program, in case the program doesn't exit on its own. It has been this way since the first PetitCom, I think. Also, why were you trying to pause when you had beat the level? lol

It’s four o’clock in the morning, why on earth are you making SB posts?

It seems you are running an outdated version of SmileBASIC. Updating to the latest version adds critical functionality and is sure to fix the problems you are having. If the game doesn't update on boot (on the 3DS menu) you can find the update in the eShop.

It's right there in the manual... http://smilebasic.com/en/e-manual/17.php

WX is best OS.

Maybe you could change the size of the sprite's template per frame?

The code itself would look something like this... PP=0 'DECLARE PADDLE POSITION VARIABLE WHILE 1 'EXECUTE CODE CONTINUOUSLY 'CHANGE VARIABLE USING BUTTON INPUT IF BUTTON() AND #LEFT THEN INC PP IF BUTTON() AND #RIGHT THEN DEC PP 'LOCATE CURSOR FOR PRINT USING LOCATE AND THE VARIABLE LOCATE PP,3 PRINT "=------=" 'PRINT THE PADDLE 'PREPARE FOR NEXT FRAME WAIT 1 CLS WEND

You could get it to move left and right by using the value returned by BUTTON and using logic gates and constants to build conditionals for modifying the paddle's position value.

Of course, this should all be executed within a main loop so that the program runs continuously. At the end of the loop there should also be a WAIT command so that the program runs in a stable manner, and a CLS as to erase the console screen and prevent PRINT clutter.

While I'm sure there are various ways to implement it, I'll tell you how I'd do it. Use a variable to track the location of the paddle. Use the BUTTON command to get button input from the player. Use said input to change the variable of the paddle's location. Use the LOCATE command to print the paddle at a specified location, determined by the previously mentioned variable.

Actually, Petit World is already taken by another Terraria-like clone. You shouldn't worry about the name too much right now, though.

Well, if you did, you should have a sufficient enough base of knowledge to start coding a bit.

Here's a tip: Your project folder is misspelled. It says WESRERNS instead of WESTERNS.

I recommend reading the official e-manual for starters. It should teach you the basics of programming, and give you examples on coding and such. You can find it here... http://smilebasic.com/en/e-manual/10.php

It's actually pretty simple! The BUTTON function returns which buttons are being pressed in that exact moment in the form of a value. This means that BUTTON is more useful if you assign it to a variable. You can then operate this variable with logic gates and constants to determine which buttons are being pressed and build code, such as conditionals, with it.

THIS IS PURE AWESOME! Thank you so much for translating it!

You should remove the last BEEP, otherwise you will have 2 BEEPs sounding at the same time.

Assuming you are using THE ray-casting engine... The ray-casting library includes complete documentation for use within the library's file. Just load it up and read all the comments.

Use the TOUCH command. It will return three values... TS - Time the screen has been touched, 0 otherwise. Increments each 1/100 second. TX and TY - The coordinates of the last point touched. As all other coordinates in SmileBASIC, the Y axis is reversed. You can use the TOUCH command with this syntax... TOUCH OUT TS,TX,TY After that, you can simply use the values of TS, TX and TY.

Isn't that a bit too much to ask for? I think we have about 50 or less people in the community as a whole.