Oh, that makes a little more sense. Indeed it would be. I wish they labeled what each variable actually meant. Instead, we have to guess what they mean. Still don't fully understand the whole SV thing. I know its related to score somehow. I watched PetitProffessor's video on this and he said ED meant "enemy direction". I thought it was "enemy dead".

You're right, but I'm just trying to understand how the code is making the enemies die when I play. The logic makes no sense to me. Implementing winning would be easy. Subtract 1 from the amount of enemies until it reaches 0. When the enemies reach the bottom, you can die. If they shoot you, you also can die.

This is from the EX7ALIEN sample. I'm trying to understand how this works. I think "ED" means enemies dead? That's set to 0 at the start, but it seems to be set at -1 which means don't even print " ". Shouldn't it print if the enemy is dead? MD means "missile damage"? What does EDW mean then? What does SV mean and why do you subtract it? I know SC is score.

I actually made something similar in Python.

Someone made an FPS and it wasn't DOOM? Something is wrong here. DOOM is ported to everything. ;)

@Ed Makes sense, but what if you use VAR outside the function? Does it become a global variable or variable that can't be used inside a function? lol @ChangeV I've been drawing parallels to Python ever since I started playing around in SmileBASIC. It's good to know arrays can be used like that.

This thing has functions? Oh man. Do you really need to declare I as a VAR inside the function though? Seems to work without it for me.

It's similar but instead of X values, you need Y values. Y goes up and down depending on if its - or +. It would be Y=Y+1 and Y=Y-1.

Oh man, I had this problem trying to figure this out. Thank you so much. Also, you can use #RIGHT and #LEFT in place of numbers if you forget the number. Same with #A, #B, and so on for other buttons.

Petit Computer's help was cumbersome. Couldn't find anything in it. But this? This is how it is done! I'm impressed.