HOLY CRAP! How long have you been working on this?

I'm posting in this thread rather than the sprite one so I'm not necro-posting so badly (I'm still new enough not to be sure of the etiquette on this forum, so I apologize if I am in error.) Anyway, I whipped up some simple sprites for Oak, Red, and Blue. They're not the best, but at least you'll have a placeholder. I skimmed the threads and didn't see anything about the trainer sprites, so I hope I'm not stepping on anybodies toes. http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/204/oakredblue.png/

Alright, well, if you want me to make the sprites, feel free to let me know.

Managed to do a little bit of testing this morning, confirmed that Elixir works flawlessly with the battling Pokemon. While testing stat checking (trying to find a Pokemon with PP<MaxPP) I stumbled upon a typing error on my part, having Delvar instead of DelVar. That has been repaired.

There was also an issue where when backing out of the item system, it automatically called on the FIGHT option. I'm not sure if I repaired the issue, haven't had time to test just yet.

Yeah, sadly it will be. :< I try to go through and optimize as much as possible, but there really is only so much one can do with TI-BASIC.

On a side note, Elixir is now fully functional and I am ready to move on to the next item.

Well, Pokemon Purple is already over 100KB in size, not counting save data and lists.

As to the items, that is the benefit of programming in BASIC. I can create a temp program and fake data more easily to do my tests on items and the like. I have too many problems trying to code everything and then going back to try to fix mistakes, as they get buried in all the code :< And thank you kind sir! Escape rope is my next item, I can easily code it for the battle system (since it's a non-usable item) but I've not figured out how to deal with it yet when outside of battle. I'm thinking a list with numbers that correspond to certain places, the calc runs the program with conditionals and gets the info that way.

If Tmin>0 and Z=1:Then:For(F,4,14:Line(4,F,90,F,0:End:For(F,15,30:Line(0,F,94,F,0:End:"0ZBD":prgmZRS:{94,0,3,27:prgmTEMP:prgmZC1:"rowSwap(ZAN"->Str0:0->theta:If 0<L1(3:Then:L1(3:prgmZCE:Text(35,9,Str9:Text(35,70+4(1-int(log(L1(19)))),L1(19:Text(35,78,"/",L1(23:End:If 0<L1(4:Then:L1(4:prgmZCE:Text(41,9,Str9:Text(41,70+4(1-int(log(L1(20)))),L1(20:Text(41,78,"/",L1(24:End:If 0<L1(5:Then:L1(5:prgmZCE:Text(47,9,Str9:Text(47,70+4(1-int(log(L1(21)))),L1(21:Text(47,78,"/",L1(25:End:If 0<L1(6:Then:L1(6:prgmZCE:Text(53,9,Str9:Text(53,70+4(1-int(log(L1(22)))),L1(22:Text(53,78,"/",L1(26:End:
Yes, it's all on one line.

This is the start of the Ether code. This code will probably be the longest written code as of yet. :< What the code has to do is display the FIGHT option box with the attacks the pokemon knows (on the fight screen for the battling pokemon, on the party screen for the selected non-battling pokemon), and use that box to select which move you want to receive 10PP. I'm not too worried about the battling pokemon code, that should be easy since that is just stored in L1. It's the pokemon not battling that is going to be a massive pain, since the code has to be generated on the fly.

Anyways, just letting people know where I'm at.