It's version 3.3.2!

It's back!

A E S T H E T I C For my method, I made 120 different sprites that used the top half of the screen as a sprite sheet, then made them all move in a sine wave.

XSCREEN 2 WHILE 1 VSYNC DISPLAY 0 'DO STUFF ON THE TOP SCREEN DISPLAY 1 'DO STUFF ON THE BOTTOM SCREEN WEND

You only have to LOAD once, preferably out of a loop. Everything else looks great, though!

Iiiiiiittttt'sssss iiinnnn tthhhheeee [[[[SSSSYYYYSSSS]]]]] ffffoooolllldddeeerrr.

Also, it won't work with update 3.3.2+. You should still buy it, though. It's a good game and the community is great.

Add a THEN after the FALSE on line 16.

This is not the place to talk about that.

It's a number that you use to refer to a specific sprite. For example: SPSET 0,1 'Make an orange with ID of 0 SPSET 1,0 'Make a strawberry with ID of 1 SPCOLOR 1,RGB(0,255,0) 'Make strawberry green (ew) SPSCALE 0,2,2 'Make orange double the size

Is ITEM9 inside a function? If so, you may need to take it out of the function.

Just don't do @A GOSUB @A

D3X5V3E Working raycaster code. I even made a map! Just change RAYS% to 160.

What's glitchy about it?

(whoops, then press A after you type RUN)

No, just type RUN. No copy-and-pasting required. It will RUN whatever you put in slot 0. (To run programs in slots 1-3, then use RUN [slot number])

Press START or SELECT, or type "RUN" in direct mode. Also, you might need to add PRINT to the beginning of that second string.

They do introduce the concepts of programming, so they do help a lot. (I started off on Scratch) Anyway, try these commands: PRINT "[text here]" This puts [text here] onto the screen. LOCATE 2,5 This makes the next PRINT show at x coordinate 2, y coordinate 5 (the text screen is 50x30). CLS This clears the screen of all text and resets LOCATE.

Pretty much. They're useful for storing maps.

12Me21 told how to make arrays, so I'll explain them. Arrays are special variables that can hold more than one value. There are 3 types of arrays that can each hold things in up to four dimensions. (you'll mostly use the first 2) The integer array holds numbers but can't store decimals, the real array holds numbers that can have decimals, and the string array that can hold text.