I am using a newer version, I am thinking I need to dig back and get an older version, those always worked well, just made tiny pics ><

It looks great!  My only gripe is the screenie speed; You can see how slow it is from the text showing up...

I'm sure it's really good!

Down has the two dots above the 'I'. There are a few things like this that will need to be perfected of course. =3

Right now concerned with getting us a pokemonz and some battling. :p

Cool!

eh, I have lost interest in the projects a few times over the years, but I always end up back with them at some point. =]

Anyways, would like to inform I have fixed the flashing player character problem, by ignoring that section of the map (aka, where the character would appear in the map, it displays before and after it, but not that spot).

I was also able to confirm that the calculator can see all three pokemon as 'gettable' meaning that it brings up the 'So you want the blah pokemon, blah?' on all three, which is something it refused to do before the massive code overhaul.

I will now be seeing if I can consolidate the code for all three of them and see about actually allowing you to get said pokemon =D

lol, well if I don't get distracted too much or get interested in working on one of my other things I have going on, then I might have some form of progress for y'all tonight, but definitely by this weekend. ^ ^

I still need to work on this whole saving map data to a program if an event is in progress, because otherwise it causes problems ><

yeah, been a few times I considered tossing up my calc collection on ebay or one of the TI sites for sale, but still here.

Working on making it so you can actually get your pokemans now. I will have to review the equation setup for stat generation. And, um, see if I can find the list of elements for the pokemon lists that I have written down somewhere o.o

lol, I doubt there will be any compression to speak of. :p

And the save data, I don't know.. I really have no idea how large it could get. I still have to devise a way to save the state of the screen without the game rewriting the map. I am not sure what to do with it, other than disallow saving until after you exit a 'event'. This is what I will most likely end up doing, to save myself even more coding time and headaches.

Going through the equations right now for stat generation, trying to make sure that everything is there before I finalize the getting of the starter pokemon. From there, I have to rebuild the pokemon party screen, so you can determine which pokemon you have and check their stats.