Thanks, I'll try that.

There's quite a bit of possibility for this. One way to improve it is to limit cursor location on the screen (that looks way better than mine!). I'll give you an example once I get a download key ready. Maybe you can add a text editor? It would be pretty cool if you added a right-click function as well as added the ability to change the background while the program is running.

Oh. Can that be rotated too?

I figured it out, but why does rotating the sprites mess it up? Maybe I'll just use more sprites.

Ok, but I had to rotate the laser sprite 180º to get it into position.

I made a spaceship. It can move around the screen an shoot lasers when the A button is pressed. I would like to turn this into a game, but sprite collision is a problem for me. Should I use SPHITSP or test the X and Y values?

Looks kind of like standing next to a tree and looking up. Except with rainbows. And strange curvy things. And more rainbows.

what's the key?

I might get an N3DS soon. They seem pretty cool. My current 3DS is an old one and feels like it will fall apart. It's like that because I had to replace the screen.

Our phones are closer to analog flip phones so they don't have a useful browser. We do have another desktop computer, but that needs a new ssd. My mom has a tablet but won't share it. We also have a laptop but it's outdated and gives the Windows blue screen of death when I try to run CCleaner. LOL

So there is a 3DS Japanese version of Super Mario Maker created with SmileBASIC? If so, what's the key?

Good point, but what if someone is using the computer and I need to figure out how a piece of code works and the manual isn't helpful enough?

If you are the only one that sees your code, then feel free to make it messy. Remember to optimize!

When writing a program, decide if you want others to see the code. If you want them to see and understand it, then put different functions in different chunks and sub functions under the function to which they belong, but add a space before each sub function line. Also it helps to remove commented lines of code once you don't need it. That will save space and make it look better.

When trying to visit the site with my 3DS browser, I get an SSL connection error. I've been able to visit it with a desktop computer. Why is this happening?

That gave me an idea! I'll use loops, rnd, and bgplace (That's how you place a single tile, right?) along with bgfill to create a complex background.

I know how to use gfill to create a simple continuous background, but how do I use it to create a complex background with some tiles being different from eachother? I do like the space object idea, though.

What are some ways of creating fancy backgrounds? I would like to make a space-themed background with a random placement of tiles.

The key is 433P4EG3. Any suggestions for improving it other than more commands?

I'll have version 1.0 completed soon along with a key.