Could it be that it is being triggered on the last itteration of the For loop, and so it never gets to display it? Or could it be that you have a Fix 5 and it only displays the text after you dispGraph?
without knowing the input into this routine and the states of the variables, the best i can say is that the If statement is never true, and so the 0 is never stored. Try putting a text output inside the If statement and a pause to see if it is ever triggering.
feel free to use the PortalX button design I really don't think a combination of 15 pixels is much to gripe about but if you are looking for others, may I ask how far down the button is pressed when it is stood on? Does the button look different when it is being pressed?
I'm still in need of some ambiance, does anybody know of any good way to make a track of music? I have been doing some research, but I really don't know how to go about making my own types of sounds, or how to put them into different notes
well I think you could do it really easily with a certain sized piece of code that would reset the stack and return when the On-Interupt was triggered. I'm not sure but i *think* that this would work even if your program used interrupts, and so I think is a great option for Axe parser and protecting people against infinite loops and the like
I first started it sometime in August, directly after playing the Nightmare House 2 Mod for Half Life 2 Episode 2. It really was inspiring, and as of now, I am developing Nightmare to act as a sort of prequel to the Nightmare House series, with the makers permissions
And thanks everybody on the encouraging comments ^^
This is a really good find I think we will hopefully be able to use this to be able to create nice looking color graphics ^^ although with the tricky overwrite, it could be difficult to find good combinations. I look forward to further development in this area
Before this post, there could only be a single light source (the flashlight) on the screen at any time. This make the atmosphere fairly consistent and simple i thought, so i spent all of today figuring out Transparency Masks and the AlphaComposite class to learn how to draw objects in a way i have never done before. By modifying certain variables, drawing a shape is like cutting a hole in an image.
This led to all new possibilities with the shadow engine, and I am proud to say that I can now support an arbitrary amount of light objects in any given scene The lights can overlap, cash shadows, even change brightness! This has led to some very awesome scenarios that i can create, with the dynamic shadow system really shining.
Note that once the lights are created, they can not be moved. This is a slight drawback, but the advantage to this is that nearby light sources can be combined into a single object, which makes rendering an entire room of lights take the same amount of time as a room with a single light.
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I'm no good at title screens so i'll let one of our more professional spriters handle that ^^
I really don't think a combination of 15 pixels is much to gripe about 
but if you are looking for others, may I ask how far down the button is pressed when it is stood on? Does the button look different when it is being pressed?
I think we will hopefully be able to use this to be able to create nice looking color graphics ^^ although with the tricky overwrite, it could be difficult to find good combinations. I look forward to further development in this area 
Well I really like quigibo's solution! Nice job!