Alright, here's my thoughts:

I like the format of it. It's got the intro, the commands and what they do, how to use them and some sample code that's commented on every line to explain what each line does. Very nice. I like how you explain the logic behind The Pt-On/Off so that people that used to use xlib and such can transition to how Axe does sprites.

The Table of Contents has tilemapping, so I'm guessing that you will also be going over making sprites as well as other things such as masking and making different size sprites. Looks good so far(from what I can tell). Once the full version comes out I'll be able to give more feedback and maybe some suggestions to anything else that the Axe beginner and intermediate alike can use to help them out.

That's all I got for now. Keep up the good work.

Yeah, I was talking about the same thing. Sorry if I wasn't clear about it. I can draw maps in half-byte but collision and smooth scrolling is the thing causing problems. Oh well,now  I've got time to work on some other things while I wait.

Well, from reading the sample he gave, he definitely has physics as one of the topics. From what i read, it covers beginner to intermediate techniques for the topic covered, but even that was unfinished. My guess is that after he releases it, it will be a kind of open source project where everyone can help out to improve it so that it can cover a vast amount of topics to help out anyone working with Axe.

Nice job Sir!  Judging from the 24 downloads, this is going to be read a lot by many people.  Thanks Sir!

I am impressed with the Axe Parser have enough attention for the real need of a guide with some more advanced code for Axe Parser.

It would be interesting to release in ticalc.
When I have a opportunity, I will read this and give my thoughts about it. I still need to check out the assembly guide by Hot Dog first. ^~

Unless you're going to give my guide a quick glance, I'd suggest that you read through the Axe Guide first, it will be a much shorter use of your time in terms of giving your opinions, etc.

Btw will you also cover the possible techniques to use numbers larger than 65536?

Hmm, that's a good idea.  I should figure out a good way to do that.

Yeah, I will probably try to combine variables, just make a 32 bit number.

I'm not sure I want to do that, seeing as 32 bit is more of a standard, and it will be pretty hard to work with, anyway.  I am supporting floating-point, though.