lol, I started using them when I made the maps scroll, but the NPCs just now get them cause they can move x]

Thanks.

I need to see if there is a command or easy way to search list elements like inString( does for strings.

not sure if that will deal with what I need though.. I was thinking of running it through a quick while loop to see if the point that is being talked to matches any of the list elements and then storing the #sprite to a variable to look up.

I belive you can get a little more speed by prerendering the cumSum(binomcdf(dim(L1)-1,0)) part, if your list size doesn't change.  I use this in Serenity just like you need to, to detect points, but since the test only works for 1 number i combine the 2 coordinates into one number.  For instance 9,3 becomes 9.3.

While writing out the code to make the NPCs talk, I realized I made a mistake and had to start over. So the list for NPC talking is as follows:

1 - determine which NPC list element to use -COMPLETE
2 - determine if NPC is trainer, if so go to NPC Battle program -COMPLETE, but battle programs do not exist yet.
3 - get NPC text
4 - determine if NPC is tied to event, go to appropriate program
5 - recall sprite data
6 - display border and text


so that is what the layout of the program I am devising will look like. *gets back to work*

Nice pseudo code, looks nice and rugged.  Good work!

Cool, do you have one of these calculators? You would need the TI-83 Plus Silver, the TI-Nspire or TI-84 Plus Silver models to play it, though, because it's mega large. (altough there are emulators but you need to google the illegal rom files yourself)

I also can't wait until it's finished. /me pokes tifreak to work on it

And nice tifreak8x, keep up the good work.

Btw, since this seems to be alive once again, now that we got a featured RPG section again, I think I am gonna move this project there when I have some time