You know, I actually think you are right.
Oops.

Well I posted a topic regarding this now, considering how almost every new member has tried to prove me (and others) wrong regarding this lately. I was almost tempted to take a pic of my 83+, zoom in, and number each row/column of pixels then save the pic.

Anyway glad it's understood now.

Mmmm maybe because when you write to the 96th column, its column number 95? (since you start from 0)? Dunnoww....

mhmm it migth be why People can get pretty confused when something starts at line 0 instead of 1, especially that some BASIC commands like Output( actually started at 1

Anyway, i have been working more on making the engine look a bit nicer, but i have a predicament.  The bounding box for the character MUST be square for the inter-portal collisions to work.  This is all fine and dandy until you try to fit a good looking person onto a 5x5 sprite Especialy because the feet MUST go to the corners for collision to look normal.  So I'm off to either make a good looking sprite (and walking animation) or try to come up with an alternative.

Good luck! Nice to see more progress, though

Anyway, i have been working more on making the engine look a bit nicer, but i have a predicament.  The bounding box for the character MUST be square for the inter-portal collisions to work.  This is all fine and dandy until you try to fit a good looking person onto a 5x5 sprite Especialy because the feet MUST go to the corners for collision to look normal.  So I'm off to either make a good looking sprite (and walking animation) or try to come up with an alternative.

Source TI (the engine I'm using for HL2: OC) has support for variable sized sprites that still look good with collisions, you could try to work with that?  (While working with this feature, I learned to intimately know the number 448 (7*64) because my sprites are 7x7)

You are god.

wow, just wow. This sure makes it to ticalc front page when it comes out :O

Btw I played Portal for a bit today and yesterday and it's friggin awesome. I normally am not a fan of puzzle games, but this one is so innovative and the way it works makes it enjoyable for ppl who don't like puzzle games.

It also runs friggin fast on my computer. I had everything maxed out and resolution at 1920x1080 and still got 29 FPS when recording with Fraps: (you can switch to 720p 1080p HD)

Without recording I got between 45 and 55 fps, except when looking through endless portal loops, where I got like 12-13, but that's expected.


Anyway I can,t wait to try the calc version it looks so great now and so true to the real game