Should the collectables be stars or keys? Keys don't make sense, but stars aren't in the first game.

Probably by tomorrow. It will include the first 3 levels and an editor.

^^^^^^^^^^^^ is coming soon! It will have 30 levels of puzzle solving and adventure! It even has a level editor! (btw, the game engine is working, I just need to make levels now)

I'm beginning to think Oscar is secretly Viacom.

I knew the day would come. The random character background made a ;). Anyway, CODE_EXAMPLES is back, and I will have much more frequent updates as soon as finals are done. I might even release a demo of the first two sections.

Not Yoshi, TJ """Henry""" Yoshi.

Yes, using WAVSETA and use the number that you used for setting the sound for playing the sound. WAVSETA 224,[data array from MICSAVE],?,?,?,? BEEP 224 This is off the top of my head.

Correction: change both the SPOFS to these: SPOFS 0,MAINCNT MOD 400,DEG(SIN(RAD(MAINCNT MOD 360))) SPOFS 1,MAINCNT MOD 400,DEG(COS(RAD(MAINCNT MOD 360))) It should look like the code in the screenshot. Don't give SmileBASIC tips after a round of Splatoon…

It moves the sprite based on its ID. A sprite ID is a number that usually appears first in the command and it indicates what sprite you want. For example: ACLS SPSET 0,1 'Makes a sprite with ID 0 SPSET 1,2 'ID 1 WHILE 1 SPOFS 0,MAINCNT MOD 400,119+(SIN(MAINCNT MOD 360)*10) SPOFS 1,MAINCNT MOD 400,119+(COS(MAINCNT MOD 360)*10) VSYNC WEND Cool effect!

To save them, I recommend not using the editor's save function, as it saves in [DEFAULT] only afaik. To save the sprites in your current project, just exit the editor and use this command (just make sure that you were editing on the SP page): SAVE "GRP4:NAME_HERE" And to load, like nate said, you use: LOAD "GRP4:NAME_HERE",0 I recommend putting the ,0 at the end so the load dialog won't show.

(continued) SPOFS 2,199,119

1. SPSCALE ID,ScaleX,ScaleY For example, here's a sprite that is twice as big as normal: SPSET 1,0 SPSCALE 1,2,2 2. SPOFS ID,X,Y That command actually lets you put sprites anywhere on the screen. If you want to put it in the exact center of the screen, you may also have to use SPHOME (SPHOME ID,HomeX,HomeY), which sets the center of the sprite. Here's an example: SPSET 2,1 SPHOME 2,8,8…

If you want to hide the "Load successful" dialog, then change line 292 to HIGHSCORE=VAL(LOAD("TXT:HIGHSCORE",0))

There is actually a menu in SmileBASIC itself for the public keys.

Press START to run code.

Another, this time using DAT files: VAR SAVE%[1] ...later, when you want to save SAVE%[0]=SCORE_VAR_HERE% SAVE "DAT:HIGHSCORE",SAVE%

New commands like BGMPAUSE, CLIPBOARD, and GOFS! Also a few bugs were fixed and a few were added. Finally, they added a DLC pack that adds better audio commands.

As in text adventures? If so, I could probably give you a key for a commented example.

What with?

(Just so you know, Celeste is a port of a PICO-8 game) Well, by uploading to the servers, you agree that your work can be altered or remixed, (for example, sombody makes a level pack for your game) but you are able to take down someone who just copies your game without giving credit.