That's a weird one

Like this It can go anywhere as long as it's inside "DEF PLAYALLMUSIC"

Uhh yes, yes sir.

So for the 9th track in your screenshot, add 128, so you are looking for track number 137 ^

Yeah

It's a lot of data, but its 123 lines, as opposed to however many thousand lines the original program uses

For me, I created a script that extracted the soundtracks and formatted them into a much simpler, compact format So my solution, which will make your life so much easier, is to download my public key: [KEK458Y] and copy lines 328 to 451 into a separate program, in your code use BGMPLAY, followed by the track number to play that track

Other than that I don't really see any benefit

Actually You can now upload huge project files So if you make a collection of graphics or any other large files, you'll make good use of the membership

That code is not tested, but I am almost certain that it will work Using SPANIM, some people use -1 instead of 1 to define the initial value, or you don't need an initial value at all, and the sprite will move to that value from wherever it currently is.

First define the sprite like so: SPSET 46,XPosition,YPosition Then set it's home (the point at which it will scale and rotate around) 8,8 is the center SPHOME 46,8,8 Now we can animate it Frame 1: start at 0 Frame 20: rotate 360 degrees SPANIM "R",1,0,20,360 Frame 1: start at 200,120 Frame 10: move to 200,60 Frame 20: move back to 200,120 SPANIM "XY",1,200,120, 10,200,60, 20,200,120

STRING$=STRING$+_ it is.

Okey

Here's a better render Made on the 3DS

Hehe on the right it looks like the big dipper

You need to change the Z value on line 12 Try setting to to SPOFS 0,30,1024 Or try setting it to SPOFS 0,30,-256

It's a nice little IDE. And the games here are equivalent to buying a good portion of the entire eShop, but they're all free. If you search for smilebasicsource you'll find a large collection of some of the biggest games developed in SmileBASIC. But playing them is one thing, making them yourself is another. And as long as you look up tutorials, and learn, you can become a game developer yourself.

And once again, I'm adding more features... like this game needs more options I need to stop

Hehe yeah thats a glitch in the perlin noise algorithm There's a few comments

Ooh