Cool, no problem I guess. I also thought about hex, but then this makes data much harder to edit.

I needed a study break, so I put a list of scripting commands I have so far (meaning more to come).  Remember, this topic is up in case anyone has ideas or thoughts.

By default, the 10 strings, Str1-Str0, are treated as sprites with Correlation in Correlific Mode.  However, you can place a map (tilemap) in Str0, and use Str9 for a sprite that will be displayed several times on the screen, such as for firing a weapon.  You MUST pick ONE sprite method (XOR, OR, etc.) for each string.

During Correlific Mode, you assign a list of commands to each string.  Correlation will read each list, one element at a time for each list (and then repeating the process) to make things happen to the sprites.  Here's my list of commands so far:

Move a sprite (or a map) in one of eight directions a number of pixels
Check for Collision with the map
Check for Collision with other sprites
If Collision, Goto spot in List
If no Collision, Goto spot in List
If Certain Key pressed/held, goto spot in list
If Certain Key not pressed/held, goto spot in list
Change String (To modify a sprite or a map)
Goto Label in program.  The label must be a number, and this is done when you want to do something that the Correlific game engine cannot do

By the way, animated tiles and other stuff work normally in Correlific Mode, except that you cannot assign Word Wrap, Map Mode, Clip or Wrap.  These are done automatically.

So, will Correlific use the Correlation fonts for sprites, or will it have hex sprites? Also, with all that extra space in the app, any chance for an on-calc font editor?

BTW love the sound of this. There's a point where a project is just too big for me to remember all my pointers in axe, and I need something that's not BASIC will it be semi-stable, or crash if you type wrong?

Perhaps they'll look like dim(29,46,3,1,54/"4C4C4F2057",23,"H./5G4870",/*/+.ABC./\4F*52_4C_44,48,69 ,45

By the way, that should print "Hello World"

I hope not

I see. There will definitively be a need for a table of all commands and maybe some sort of list editor to make list editing more user-friendly.

As for planning on paper, no problem, as this is what I did with large games starting in 2003.

Hmm I am confused. You say it will be a must to create games, but then you say it won't be necessary. Does it means you will have to use a computer to use Correlefic mode?

No problem. There's also the fact english is not my native language

And I see now.

Is there any chance matrices could be used as well? lists are great, but adding matrices gives you 6-7 (can't remember ) more vars to use.

We're not talking standard Ti-83+ lists.  We're talking another kind of list.