I unfortunately won't be able to post how the data looks, but no worries, when I add this to the manual there will be pictures and a much better explination.  Just remember, you only need one string for your map, no matter how many tiles you are animating.

Correlation will now be an application.  You will still be able to turn it on and off in your Ti-Basic program if you so desire (so that your calculator runs normally upon exit), or you can install it from a menu like you do with Xlib.

Any reason for the transition to App?

Sure.    In RAM, the program can be shifted around a lot, meaning I'd have to find it all the time (this really slows things down)--and I realize now that there's a chance that the code might take more than 8 KB.  To run an ASM program in archive, it takes a lot of messing around to keep the calculator from locking down.

With an application, the code stays wherever it has been placed.  Also, someone mentioned that it would be nice for people with a lot of RAM clears so that they need only install the application.

I see, well I guess it will be fine as long as it still works while Doors CS BASIC libs are turned ON, since some people might want to use functions from both programs in one, such as the mouse cursor routine.

No matter what, you'll be able to use Doors, etc. routines inside your Ti-Basic program.  Outside, it depends.  There's two ways to install Correlation.  You can use 1:Asm(pgrmCORELATE) like the manual says, and that will let you use the mouse cursor routine, etc. anytime, anywhere.  If you choose to install Correlation from a menu, Doors functions will disappear except when used inside of a Ti-Basic program.

Ah ok, well I meant it would be nice for example if we could use Doors CS BASIC libs and Correlation libs in the same BASIC program.

Indeed you can!   You just need to tell Correlation when to use Doors and when to use Correlation.  It's not hard, but you just need to be aware of this.

Ah ok, but it doesn't erase/overwrite DCS hooks, right?

Man, I'm really sorry DJ, but I'm finding it difficult to explain right now.    If you want to use DSC hooks inside of your Ti-Basic program, that's not an issue.  However, whether you can use them outside of a Correlation program or not depends on how you run correlation.  You'll have to read the final copy of the manual.

Hmm I see. Well what I wondered was if using DCS inside a Correlation program was an issue. THanks for clarifying that part.

Oh, good, glad I was helpful there

So if we don't want that, we can just leave it disabled? Will this still work correctly on someone else's calc who has that option enabled?