Currently i have...  22 Levels built.  So thats an average of about 1300 bytes.  I really hope to include a number more levels, i have quite a bit of space left already so i think for now fitting everything on one page shouldn't be that hard.

That's great! I'm surprised that data is so small for this.

Yeah the compression is only half as small as using half byte compression, so its not * super maniac* compression, but when your trying to include as many levels as possible it sure helps a lot

Happy to announce with that some more code reworking i have managed to decrease the size of levels once again Even though the data for buttons took up 2 bytes, the tile for the button added around 2-4 bytes of data to be inserted, since its such a small tile, it interrupts lots of flow with the run-length--encoding.  Plasma balls are even worse, with 3 bytes of object data, and an additional 4-8 bytes of tile data. 

However, now all tile data is discretely inserted into the tilemap by the generator after the decompression but before the display.  So now the workings of the tilemap displayer works like this:

0) Load tilemap data
1) Decompress Data into Tilemap
2) Initialize objects
3) Insert object tile data
4) Display map dynamically

Builderboy, keep up the good work!

Oh, I remember those tiles ^^  Sweet, when is the next public beta

Very cool! Glad to see more progress Is the new tile sort of like a force field/shield type thing then?

Right, ok haha. Just sounded force fieldish since you said you can shoot through it but not go through