Ah ok. So basically each set of tilemap data is compressed level by level then, for example, separated by something so you can find the correct level, decompress the correct level, then add the non-tilemap stuff?

Like what? Or is it all a secret?

You only have one level? Are the others just planned out then?

One the engine is 100% self sustainable and the editor can handle the new additions i will definetaly add in multiple level code and transition code to transition between them ^^

Lol i hope all this compiling to App wont kill my calc

Well if the App ever starts getting too big, just send me a message and I'll help crunch your levels

7zip? 

So i just wanted to post about this, to say i have not forgotten it.  The main reason that there hasn't been any progress is that i currently can't see where this game is going.  At this point in time i have over 9000 bytes in code alone.  With the rest of the app i could probably make a nice title screen and fit in the good number of levels i wanted.  But that isn't what i wanted this game to be, i wanted it to have commentary as you proceed through the test chambers, and even more so, i wanted an interlude at the end where the rudimentary task of the test chamber is broken and you have a boss fight or something.  I just wanted to have something that set it apart from a simple puzzle game with a set of levels, but i see no way to do that within a the limits of the app.  I am even questioning whether or not i could do this with all the data in appvars, since i still only have 7000 bytes of code left for coding *everything* i need to do, and i'm not sure that is enough.  What are my other options?  Break it up into multiple programs that call eachother and copy data around?  Use self modifying code to bypass the code limit?  Have it be a Basic program with Xcopy and at least 4 other assembly programs? I just don't know right now and its really demotivational

yeeep