It should say things like CAMA (1/13) and things like that. You wait for a bit and save each prompt that comes up, then you can delete it and the program will appear that you can then use.
It is good. I was introduced to programming by this app's precessor, Petit Computer. I now know a lot more programming languages and I now want to be a programmer. So this is a very good place to start.
RPG Demo 5: Alright, the next The Axe demo, demo 5, is finally out. It's fairly stable, and includes the following: added the forest, added ghosts, added skeletons, added exp from side-based battles, added automated mob-spawning, added minimaps, added a way to pre-load maps, changed some code to look nicer and be easier to use, fixed multiple bugs, and likely more I'm forgetting! It's pretty big.
I don' think that this is a proper place to ask such a question. I also have no idea what goes wrong, so I don't know what to look at. Maybe make the "@loop" actually loop by putting it at the top and a "goto @loop" command.
Do you JUST build castles, or is there anything else? Either way, pretty nice. Do castles have a "castle price" or something to build a cheap and cool looking castle? Whether or not you answered no to any of these questions, possibly ideas if you want to make it not 1.0.
Well, that isn't very user-friendly, is it? Isn't user-friendliness generally something that you want? For other people, fine, do what they want to do. But I stick with what I think is the most user-friendly thing to do.
You could do something like:
SPOFS (insert number here) OUT SPX,SPY
LOCATE SPX/8,SPY/8
?"I AM A FRIENDLY PERSON"
Which won't be centered, unless SPHOME is set to the middle of the sprite. But I'll leave that to you ;)
As well, if you aren't going to use the data again you can do this:
?LOAD("TXT:TEXT_FILE",0)
But in most situations, you'd want to use it again, but for printing you may not need to, depending on the situation.
Making my C compiler's stdlib, which is different than the normal one because why not. It includes my pseudo-random number generator, which generates a new number every 1/60th of a second. rand() works like RNDF() and randint() works like RND(). Joyous times!
Well I can do that, but the problem is that if I haven't saved, it will get rid of my progress. It's really too bad that Start won't kill a program if it keeps doing this. Trojan horses?