Okay. In my game, I currently store levels in 1024 bytes of data, making a 32x32 level. I store it like this:

[0101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101]
[0101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101]
...
[0101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101]->GDB0

The problem with this is that some tiles are destructable and it modifies GDB0's data directly. How can I have GDB0 reload from what I set it to when I launch the game again or when the player dies? Currently, the destroyed tiles stay destroyed, unfortunately.

Hey, guys, first post here. Love the Axe parser, I always wanted to write ASM on the calculator itself, and this is the closest thing I can get. Well done!

Anyway, got a few questions to throw at you guys.

1) Flipping/rotating a sprite. How can I do this? Would be incredibly useful..

2) In drawing a sprite larger than 8x8, do you need to use multiple calls to pt-mask or pt-on? That's how I've been doing it, calling it multiple times, incrementing the X and Y values and the data pointer.

And finally, I get so many RAM resets it's incredibly annoying and makes me lose an awful amount of work.. Is there a way to put something in both the archive and RAM at the same time? Otherwise, I'm terrified to edit anything whatsoever..

Thanks in advance!