I know you keep asking, but I think it's just too complicated for someone who knows how to just give a simple tutorial. It would have to be pretty long I'm sure. You should really just download and use the existing raycaster, and you can probably learn about it from looking at it's code, too.

The FADE command should work well. I think something along the lines of FADE RGB(127,0,0,0),60 should fade out to black in 60 frames. That's probably not exactly right, but you should be able to adjust the RGB values to get the results you want.

Yeah, Petit Computer *was* the best!.. But now, SmileBASIC is the bestest!

I think you might need to put the entire sequence in quotes, I'm not sure though.

The simplest way to use buttons is this: IF BUTTON(2) AND # THEN DO STUFF The "#" should be the number corresponding with the BUTTON you want (16 for A, you can find the whole list by pressing the question mark on the top right of the screen while the curser is on BUTTON in your code), or "#A" if you want A, "#DOWN" for down, etc.

No, there's nothing spoilery about explaining code! I don't think anyone is going to say "Aww, man! I can't believe he spoiled how to code dialogues!" :P

Even if you bleep the swear words... You'll still have South Park characters, and they're copyrighted, and you still wouldn't be allowed to share the game. Just make some original characters! It will be more fun that way, anyways, trust me!

Here it is:[QRA3Z3Y3] It's pretty good, probably the best MML editor currently available! It doesn't support *all* the features of MML, but you can at least get the basic music done, and then edit the code to do anything else you couldn't do in the app.

You could probably make something similar, you just couldn't use any existing IPs if you wanted to share the game.

Woah, it was! So now we have an idea about SmileBOOM's copyright regulations. Strict. VERY strict! Seriously, if this was rejected- a joke game that was just an easter egg of one Sbemail that literally made the Bros. Chaps 0 money and is so generic it shouldnt even be considered copywritable... People, please stop asking for remakes of games 'cuz they aren't happening!

When using the BUTTON command, use "AND" instead of "==", so your code looks like this: IF BUTTON(2) AND 16 THEN DO STUFF By using AND, you'll be able to use buttons even while other buttons are being pressed down!

That is a great idea! If I can help in any way, let me know. Maybe I could write a tutorial or two, and we can all pitch in and provide a whole bunch of tutorials!

Someone has made a game engine called Raycaster, that looks very similar to Wolfenstein 3D, but that's probably as close as you'll get.

Quick tip: When using BUTTON(), use "AND" instead of "==", so it looks like this: BUTTON(2) AND 16 This way, even if you are pressing other buttons, it will still see that A was pressed. Using "==" simply gives the value of all buttons being pressed added together.

hasn't already been answered. I gotta admit, I get tired of seeing the same questions over and over again, and it makes me less likely to answer. Maybe I should just save all my answers so I can have a quick, copy/paste data base! :P) Even if you find you don't enjoy programming, there's still some value to the app in that you can download games and apps by others.

It's definitely not the easiest thing in the world. That said, I learned most of what I know about programming through this app's predecessor, Petit Computer, and at the time I knew very little about programming. There are a few good tutorials online, and plenty of places to ask questions, like here, SmileBASICsource, or NintendoLife. (Please just do some research to see if a question you have...

Yup, look up Spooky Maze!

I think you need to put the command: DIM L0[0] before loading the data and background. Without it, L0 is a regular variable, and not an array as it should be.

Looks great to me!

Okay, here's the download code: [432KE331] Enjoy! This game should be piles upon piles of fun!