Do you have auto-backup on axe enabled? Auto-backup has saved my life more times than I can count.

Archiving the program pretty much does the same thing except it requires less space

One time though (last night) I archived my source program, compiled it, and then had a ram clear so I lost the executable (no big deal) but still had the archived source program. When I tried to unarchive it, it gave me a BAD ADDRESS error, so I had to delete it and restore the backup I had (from auto-backup)

That's never happened to me 

That's like a programmer's worst nightmare!

ERR: BAD ADDRESS, huh? It actually isn't as bad as it sounds. It should really only affect one program at a time, unless you really screwed up your calc.
http://ourl.ca/3687/67152

Of course, the time I encountered that error, I reacted pretty drastically too. I actually ended up wiping my calculator's memory completely...

Who of you has never had any Errors, that seemed to be impossible.
(Can't delete OS, groups in the program menu, ...)

I've tried to write a completely new program.
But It doesn't work and I can't find the bug  
The point flyes left-up if he should walk left.



EDIT:
Bug fixed.
New bug:

It's flying while walking left, but not while walking right.

The main problem in your code is:
     The system how it's all working!

I think it's a really great idea to make it like this, it makes the program smaller and faster.
but the proglem is, that this would make a few things impossible.

On the screenie, you can see why:
The point is going inte the wall at the red points.
Then it is going up in the walls (yellow)
At the blue points, It'll leave the wall.
the problem is the place on pic2
There you go into the wall, but if you go out of the wall, you're outside the circle.

Another problem is, that you can't see the point while going up.
there is no function to show the point while this.
But that would be fixable.




Hayleia, your code would be super for every map, if there is no looping.
Great work!