It just doesn't want to work right in Wabbit for me...

When I get my laptop back in a few days (we took it in for servicing and I'm posting from my mom's laptop) I'll try it again, as the older build of Wabbit I have on my laptop generally works better for me.

Ah right, I guess it's broken in Wabbit. X.x

In my case it just shows garbage.

Well, at least compiling it is. I think that transferring a working copy of the app to the computer than Wabbit worked before.
I also wonder how grouping the source would affect it being sent to the computer. I'll have to try that soon.

What do you mean?
I was saying compiling it doesn't seem to work in Wabbit, but I think that I've taken the app from my calculator and put it in Wabbit and it works.

Maybe, but I think it might be TI-Connect not liking my program, or something else, cuz after resaving it with a computer editor (I've tried SourceCoder, TI ProgramEditor, Tokens) it never seems to come out right again when opening it in Wabbit.
I'm thinking I should try it in another emulator to see if it's actually the program or if it's Wabbit, but I'm not sure what to use. Any suggestions?

Little bit of an update, but since I have to rework the engine to get it to work with launching programs from an app, I decided to see if I could get the map engine to work with moar tiles.
With a little change to the way it reads the pic, it now supports 16 tiles, but map size has dropped to 48x32 max, which should hopefully be large enough. Now to actually rewrite the walking engine.

Sounds neat!  So, how are you doing the maps?  Are you still determining the tiles with pxl-Test()?

It's nice to see an update.

Yep, the maps are still pxl-Test()'ed, but instead of one pixel per tile, it's a 2x2 pixel block per tile.

12
48

That's how each block is read.
The first pixel adds one to the index, the second adds 2, the third 4 and the fourth 8.
So tiles can have the index number 0-15.
Now, 1 would look like this:
1
 

3 would look like this:
12
 

7 would look like this:
12
4

Etc...

I have a small tilemapping demo of this on my calc right now that just lets you scroll around a map, but I have to finish making my mapmaking tools before I make a test map and upload it.

Oh.  *facepalm*  (That's two today for those of you counting)

I thought of that, but only got 1*A+1*B+1*C+1*D, not the 1*A+2*B+4*C+8*D that works really well. 
Nice job on it!

Edit:

that's a decent Idea.  16 tiles is enough for a contest game, I'm sure it'll be great!

This isn't for a contest - The one that is is Nostalgia: Sky's Story.

oh, sorry, I was thinking this was sky's story...

either way, cool!