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Sorry for the delay (again). I had to go do my job. Anyhow, here's the basic setup.

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Try something like this: ACLS FOR I=0 to 9 SPSET I,I SPOFS I,I*16,0 NEXT This should display ten sprites in the top left corner of the screen.

Sorry for the delay. I usually use data to load the map instead of loading the map directly. I'll show you an example.

It's an application that allows the user to transfer files through audio.

Water, update...

Water, nearly...

Zoom!

Flip!

• Plug in the white splitter into the 3DS. • Connect the audio output of the splitter to the microphone input on the back of the computer and set the setting to "Mic.". • Connect the microphone input of the splitter to the audio output on the front of the computer and set it to "Headphones.". • Reset the 3DS • Victory

At that point I was very disappointed about the situation. I then tried to get it to work on my parents computer (with their permission). I went through every single combination of splitter orientation, settings, and audio cable order. I eventually came across a possible setup.

Sure! It all started when I wanted to transfer images to SB so I could have a visual plot in my upcoming game Soul Shift. With the help of some people on SBS, I purchased the materials I needed and set them up on my laptop, but I simply couldn't get the devices to communicate. I also tried on my 2-in-1 but that failed as well.

I guess... What do you need?

Sorry, I don't think I have the code anymore...

I agree.

When I was a kid I saw a game on the app store called "Petit Computer". I purchased the app because I thought it would be fun to "make games". After a year or so of figuring out new commands my friend showed me SmileBASIC. You can probably guess what happened from there.

After about two and a half hours of trial and error I'm finally able to use PetitModem!

If you like 3D modeling then I would suggest downloading Blender. It's a free, easy to use, 3D modeling program for PC.