Lol , I really need to change this to Total post ratings, though. Liked posts would have worked too if we had no downrating, but total post ratings seems more accurate than respect IMHO. Plus, negative respect can sound offensive to a member because he might think he's not welcome.

-A program made in Hybrid Basic with SpriteLib does not require SpriteLib to run in a shell, right?

A program that uses xLib always requires xLib, even in a shell. A program that uses Celtic III always requires Celtic III, even in a shell. In the same way, a program that uses SpriteLib always requires SpriteLib, even in a shell.

The difference is that xLib and Celtic III are included in DCS, even though it's hard to notice.

Yeah that would rule, or maybe Xeda can add the option to chain it, later, so both Doors and SpriteLib can be used together. Alternatively, he could do like Hot Dog did with Coorelation and allow the user to switch between both apps in the middle of a BASIC program by running an Asm() program. Chaining can be slow so that could be an alternative.

@Xeda, by the way the program was uploaded in the wrong directory so I moved it. It was in 83+ instead of 83+ tools.

Only a later version of SpriteLib (complete stable one)

You seem to think that SpriteLib isn't stable because it's programed in hex.  From what I've seen, Xeda is very good at programming in hex and I have not encountered any crashes due to SpriteLib.

Quote from: ScoutDavid on December 04, 2010, 04:54:52 pm

Only a later version of SpriteLib (complete stable one)

You seem to think that SpriteLib isn't stable because it's programed in hex.  From what I've seen, Xeda is very good at programming in hex and I have not encountered any crashes due to SpriteLib.

No, it's not that. But Xeda, I think wants to add LOTS OF STUFF to SpriteLib (i hope he does) and if kerm made it work now, it would be outdated in a week. Get it?

I love HEX and understand the importance of HEX

No, it's not that. But Xeda, I think wants to add LOTS OF STUFF to SpriteLib (i hope he does) and if kerm made it work now, it would be outdated in a week. Get it?

I love HEX and understand the importance of HEX

Oh, yeah. I plan to fill the whole 16384 bytes and I am at only about 2000 bytes. That is why I am still thinking about including BASIC Recode in there because for one I have so many wonderful calls in SpriteLib that I can make use of and two, I need to fill up more space
An idea that would be really neat that I do not think will ever be implemented in SpriteLib would be a 3D sprite and tilemap routine If I can do it, I promise I will, but I really don't believe I can. Can you imagine all the inputs required :
Z-axis rotation,Y-axis rotation,X axis rotation,Width of the map,layers/levels of the map,Tile map data,sprite data,display method layer 1,[display method layer 2...

Also, over on TIBD, BlakPilar gave the great idea of using IS>( or DS<( rather than int(. I would prefer to use these and not let them work like normal as opposed to using int( and making an exception that does make it usable.

Oh, yeah. I plan to fill the whole 16384 bytes and I am at only about 2000 bytes. That is why I am still thinking about including BASIC Recode in there because for one I have so many wonderful calls in SpriteLib that I can make use of and two, I need to fill up more space

 

An idea that would be really neat that I do not think will ever be implemented in SpriteLib would be a 3D sprite and tilemap routine If I can do it, I promise I will, but I really don't believe I can. Can you imagine all the inputs required :
Z-axis rotation,Y-axis rotation,X axis rotation,Width of the map,layers/levels of the map,Tile map data,sprite data,display method layer 1,[display method layer 2...

*Faints*

Quote from: Xeda112358 on December 04, 2010, 07:43:08 pm

Oh, yeah. I plan to fill the whole 16384 bytes and I am at only about 2000 bytes. That is why I am still thinking about including BASIC Recode in there because for one I have so many wonderful calls in SpriteLib that I can make use of and two, I need to fill up more space

 

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An idea that would be really neat that I do not think will ever be implemented in SpriteLib would be a 3D sprite and tilemap routine If I can do it, I promise I will, but I really don't believe I can. Can you imagine all the inputs required :
Z-axis rotation,Y-axis rotation,X axis rotation,Width of the map,layers/levels of the map,Tile map data,sprite data,display method layer 1,[display method layer 2...

*Faints*

Hehe, I literally had to dream about that. I really don't think it will go that far because Display+Zeda doesn't work well. Garr, fine. I will add that to my list of things to do for my 5 weeks off . I don't plan to make a super awesome amazing thing, but it would be nice for my one year anniversary of assembly programming to make a multi-level tilemap routine that uses some 3Dish effects.