Thank you. What name do you wish to receive credit by? Full name or user name, or both?

I tried redrawing the ship and got this. :|

Thanks BrownyTCat. Is it possible that you can do that picture in monochrome (all white or black). You will of course receive full credit.

Edit:
A version of my code is available on pastebin for debugging/optimization.

http://pastebin.com/R3KwMYPQ

**Remember, the code may be incomplete in segments, so if stuff is missing, don't sweat it.

Nice update. However, my main problem persists. After the calc RAM clears once, with DCS7 set to run on RAM clear, pressing [enter] on the homescreen crashes. Will try to post screenie.

Edit: WabbitEmu is not allowing me to install RAM clear. And I don't know how to capture an animated screenshot from my calc.

Ok. I don't have mathprint enabled, but I'll let you do your head scratching. lol.

Also, setting DSC7 to run on 'Turn On' does not work. And it overwrites the DCS7 onscript hook.

A great deal of progress on the data handling. I've decided that instead of trying to create the appvar on first run, the appvar gets tested for upon Quiting. If none is found, it is created before quitting. On startup of the game, the appvar is only handled if it exists, in which case the data is sent to RAM.

As for networking, I know that having attacks, joins, and quits sent alongside position updates can be taxing on CALCnet. Thus, I have decided to have the position update fire every THREE cycles of the main loop, not every ONE cycle. All other transmissions will fire immediately.

Remember not to double-post unless it's been six hours

Is that code the three-level grayscale routine? Remember that the buffer is plotSScreen and the back-buffer is appBackUpScreen, so just replace those with whatever you're using.

EDIT: And make sure you know how the code works. It's a bad idea to go about using ASM code without knowing exactly what it does, because it makes messing up that much easier.

Thanks Deep. Although, I think I'll use mono for v1.0. Look at what I got to work:

Maybe it's code at some other section that's freezing up?

I'm trying something else. It's an optimization too. Previously, anytime you need to Arc/Unarch a variable, I use b_call(_Arc_Unarc) and a jump loop.  From now on, I will have it as a call, not a jump and it will use either b_call(ArchiveVar) or (UnarchiveVar).