You could use a two-dimensional array for the 2048 board instead of 4 arrays for each row. DIM (or VAR) NUM[4,4] PRINT NUM[1,0] -> 0

*bigger WIDTH 16, or you can use GPUTCHR and "stretch" the text.

PRINT "HELLO WORLD"

Hey, don't forget the new command! BACKCOLOR RGB(255,0,0) 'Makes the screen red Also, GRPs are helpful for a more detailed background.

@mystman12 If I remember correctly, you can't put any other conditional expressions after that, so you can also use: IF (BUTTON(2) AND #A)>0 AND OTHER VARIABLE==1 THEN DO STUFF Also, you don't have to use TRUE or FALSE. You can use 1 and 0 instead.

@Ed Agreed. Shovel Knight has a difference between START and SELECT, so why can't SmileBASIC? Also, another idea: in the editor, a kind of "character map" that can be accessed by a button on the symbols keyboard. You could scroll through characters and select one to insert.

One more thing: being able to set HARDWARE to 0 on a new 3ds to test how a program runs on a normal 3ds.

One idea I had is a system variable that stores the 3D depth slider's position. Also, in the viewer, when you click "run" on a GRP, DAT, or TXT, it should run a special program that lets you see the GRP, DAT, or TXT file. For example, DAT files could be shown in a spreadsheet.

A very basic 3d engine.

Hey guys. This file is a troll app that replaces some letters with similar-looking ones in your code. However, I've run into a bunch of errors and I can't figure out how to fix them. I need you to download this file and look for the error(s). Anyone who finds what is wrong earns a follower. GO!

Here are the character codes. Yes, they are negative.

Found the home button! ...and Wii buttons?! Classic controller buttons?! Okay... maybe found the system font...

WHY IS THE CURSOR THERE?! New SmileBASIC Shortcuts soon.

Example is up! Tell me when you download it because I need the server space!

Use the time, x, and y variables and the >= and <= things in an if statement.

TOUCH OUT TIME,X,Y

Petit Computer 3. Petit Computer 1 (japan only) was a version of Petit Computer 2, but without QR code support. Smileboom released Petit Computer 2 because the Japanese users were disliking the lack of sharing features.

Fun with CHR$(10) & CHR$(13)! Found that you can make mini programs and "bind" them to the KEYs!

If you hold start or select before you run this program, it will detect that! "Cool!"