TRPG: NZDXF3CJ Frienemies: EKENN4C6

I haven't really looked into SBS. What's it like?

Any discussion that has the term "public key" in it definitely has finished projects.

Very interesting concept, but you have to remember that you can only use so many DATAs and labels before your program runs out of memory. Other than that it seems like you've got a gold hat, cool cat.

IF BUTTON(2)==#A is a little more specific than BUTTON() AND #A because you can specify how you want to handle the button press (continuously run code if it is held down or only activate once when it is pressed or unpressed)

print " | | | | | | | | " print "–|–|–|–|–|–|–|–|" Just repeat that pattern to get a grid. Use the various lines in the symbol menu to make it connected.

I'm not sure if I should just keep making demos of my game until it's done or if I should just release it when it is done. Suggestions, anyone?

Thank you, Stewart and Philip! Both of your solutions worked and I can continue development.

After developing TRPG for a couple months, I finally got to the point where I have an error for what feels like no reason. Key is SB2XC38V

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So, I have been working on Tennis the RPG, and I ran into some menu bug. It gives me an error. Key is SB2XC38V

On line 3, you are offsetting sprite 0, which doesn't exist. Try SPOFS 448,X,Y instead

Is the GRP file named 2?

This is super neat! Why can't you get a key?

That's a WIP, but eventually, you'll have to fight SNORF and he'll let you give it back to NARRATOR

Whoops! Wrong key. Real one is D3XK4H3

A game that started off as a joke is now becoming a full fledged game. Tennis the RPG is not just hilarious, but it's also very fun! Key is 5EVQ23DJ

I could help :]

You can learn from this, but you'd be better off learning code in Scratch at scratch.mit.edu