What does that mean?

Is Jumpedit 3 in English?

If you have a computer and it's running Windows, I would suggest learning Batch. It's a very easy to learn command based programming language already built into Windows. If you don't have Windows, I would suggest Scratch. If you want something a little more complicated try C++ or Java. You can find tutorials for SmileBASIC at the SmileBASIC source website.

Spaceship.

Oops! The key's wrong. The correct key is in the screenshot.

Oh, thought you said more than one ship. Yes you can add more than one part. Just push up on the d-pad, move the part with the d-pad, and push a when you're done. To delete it, press x when in part addition mode and position the x over the part you want to remove and press a. There's a bug in the delete mode but I just fixed that.

Thanks! I'm working on that, but that would be difficult because arrays can get only so big. I fixed a really annoying bug with the delete system and I'll add a start screen and help menu in the true release of version 0.0. New key: RXKJZED

>>EthanSF Asteroid Survival 0.0 is ready for testing and minor improvements. Key: J3S3Y3KX

Oh, it's "Charis", not "Charlie"!

It's not really a game, more like an app you can use to make games. At least it uses a form of BASIC instead of Assembly or C++.

"Charlie"?

Thanks, Nacho! The more it's worked on, the better it gets.

>>EthanSF I'll have a key ready soon. Version 0.0 is just a ship construction test. >>AlgorithmZ I was thinking about that. I was considering using Lasership, but I already started working on that.

The higher a sprite number, the more on top it's going to be.

Now that Thanksgiving break has started, I can work on my Asteroid Survival game some more. It's going to be a sandbox survival game. I'll gladly accept any suggestions or help.

Looks cool.

How big can a program get?

Pretty. Did you import them with Petit Modem?

What game is that?

Thanks! I'm going to need that information when my games start to get a little crazy.