it's ok ^^

By request, I have made a program that will convert a sprite sheet (a picture full of tiles) to hex so you can move your existing tile maps over to Axe.  If you have any questions, feel free to let me know.

Grr, fine.  I'm starting on that now.

By request, I have made a program that will convert a sprite sheet (a picture full of tiles) to hex so you can move your existing tile maps over to Axe.  If you have any questions, feel free to let me know.

oh wow thank you! That goes on my calc as soon as I use it

For others: this program is meant to make it much easier to grab tiles hex data than with pic2hex. With pic2hex, your entire pic is converted into one straight string of hex code. For example if you have a pic where the top left 8x8 corner is turned black and the rest is plain white, with pic2hex, the first 8 rows of pixels, meaning 96x8, would look like this:

FF00000000000000FF00000000000000FF00000000000000FF00000000000000
FF00000000000000FF00000000000000FF00000000000000FF00000000000000

Good luck separating each tiles/sprites from each others.

Now with tile2hex, it will be like this:

FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

All tiles separate! Easier to split the data!

By demand request:
Save/Load AppVars
To save:
Asm(E7EFF1423803EFC64F2AEC86EF6A4EEB2323
Inputs:
Ans is the string representing the name of the AppVar (see below for more information).  It must be 8 characters or padded with zeros, and should have a [15 at the beginning.  A should be the length of the AppVar.
Outputs:
Ans is the pointer to the data.

To load:
Asm(E7EFF14230052100001803EB2323
Inputs:
Ans is the string to load
Outputs:
Ans is the pointer to the data.

Example:
This is a bit complex, so I thought I would offer an example implementation:

Saving:
:[15->Str1   ; AppVar Identifier
:"TESTSAVE   ; Name
:2->A   ; Length
:Str1:Asm(E7EFF1423803EFC64F2AEC86EF6A4EEB2323)->A   ; Create the variable
:5->{A}      ; Load the data into it
:6->{A+1}

The above code creates an AppVar called TESTSAVE and loads the data 5, 6 into it.
However, if you want to create an AppVar with a name less than 8 characters, you have to do this:
:[15->Str1   ; AppVar Identifier
:"TEST      ; Name
:[00000000   ; Add zeros to make 8 characters total
:2->A   ; Length
:Str1:Asm(E7EFF1423803EFC64F2AEC86EF6A4EEB2323)->A   ; Create the variable
:5->{A}      ; Load the data into it
:6->{A+1}

I added 4 bytes of zeros after the name, so that it would make the correct length.

Loading:
:[15->Str1   ; AppVar Identifier
:"TESTSAVE   ; Name
:Str1:Asm(E7EFF14230052100001803EB2323)->A
:{A}->B
:{A+1}->C

The above code loads the AppVar TESTSAVE into B and C.

This is a bit complex, let me know if you have questions!

Sure, its attached.