The "STTM" variable is equal to zero, until you touch the screen. then it increases by 60 units per second until you stop touching the screen. So, instead of using "IF STTM!=1 THEN", you should use "IF STTM>0 THEN". This should fix the problem.

If you can zoom in on it, then I can copy it.

You can just show me a screen shot of the sprites and I'll display it on my laptop. Then I can copy them. Also, the game is just a single sprite that moves up and down. So a key is not worth it.

You can just show me a screen shot of the sprites and I'll display it on my laptop. Then I can copy them. Also, the game is just a single sprite that moves up and down. So a key is not worth it.

Thanks! I already have the present sprite, but everything else is incomplete. Also, everyone who helps with this game will be in the credits. So don't worry.

Can someone help me create my game. Its going to be a game based on Christmas, so I need certain sprites. These might include: Present ,Lantern, Christmas tree, Decorations, Ect. Also I need CUSTOM music for: Title screen, 2 for gameplay, Cave theme for #2, Final boss, Credits, Ect. And finally GB tiles for:, Snow covered grass, Snow covered bushes and trees, Cave, Ect. Thanks!

I was having trouble on my online math homework so I programed a simple application to help me with it.

That choice is up to you. But, in my opinion, that mechanic could be very cool!

You can SPANIM this along with SPHITSP to create that effect.

For the sprites try: SPSET 0,0 SPCOL 0 ?SPHITSP(0) And for the buttons, try something like: IF BUTTON(2) AND #A THEN ?"A

Screenshot for my friends.

Thanks!

Now in 3D!

Start of my new game!

No fair! Why do you get Windows 11.01 Pro!? :)

Woah! You replied fast!!!!!!!!!!

Sorry for the delay. My day was filled with different events and I didn't have time to reply. Anyway, I'm currently working on a simple new game with this code, so if you want it, you can search the code for the label once i'm finished.

Random ship generator!

Change the "UNTIL"… to: "UNTIL BUTTON(2) AND #A"

That looks very similar to my new game "Interstellar Math"!