Garbage collect/defrag in order?

Defrag=garbage collect except for App pages. Same process, different area of memory. Occurs automatically whenever you delete an app

yes, the first one will use F1. the way it's set up is this. you choose an option from New, Open, Save, Quit. say you select Open. it will open a new menu to the right of the first one (like a computer does), and say 8x8, 16x16, 8x8 Set, 16x16 Set. once you select one, it will open a third and final menu which will contain Monochrome, 3Lvl Gray, 4Lvl Gray, and Masked. after you select that, it'll show all of the sprites with that type currently saved, and you can select one to edit.

just experimented a little, and no. but if i change Monochrome to B/W and move the menus up a little bit, then yes it'll fit on screen

  sorry this may sound really stupid...but i want to use grayscale in my game that i am making and i cannot figure it out. i downloaded this program but how do i implement two sprites into one pt mask command(should i even use pt-mask?)?
 the app provides two sprites after i press clear. i assume one for the front buffer and one for the back...
 how do i put both into one sprite? i am confused about pt-mask also...
can someone please give an example of how you would use this program??

Pt-Mask isn't for four level grayscale. you get output from my program. here's what would display the sprite:

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/*my program's output*/->Pic1
Repeat getKey(15)
Pt-On(0,0,Pic1)
Pt-On(0,0,Pic1)r
DispGraphrr
End


thnk you so very much!
is "my programs output" like this:

:[hex]->pic1
:[hex2]

or this

:[hex][hex2]->pic1

or this?

:[hexhex2]->pic1

pt-mask if for when you want to mask sprites. my editor does not output the data to do this. standard level grayscale works like this. you have a buffer pixel and a back buffer pixel. together, they determine what shade of gray is displayed. imagine the first pixels i the buffer and the second is the back buffer. 00 is white, 01 is light gray, 10 is dark gray, 11 is black. in pt mask, 00 is transparent (whatever is behind the sprite is shown), 01 is white, 10 is gray, 11 is black.

ty again