Ahh tricky tricky teachers around the world are losing their grasp of control

Yeah it's a head hurter for sure.  I might try to write a binary floating number library really quick for fun.  The main thing is that you wouldn't have to work in binary the program would.

And Dj, it's just like regular binary (only 1s and 0s) but you put a decimal point somewhere.  When we write binary normaly, it's at the left, we just don't write it.

101. In binary  =   5 in decimal

Buuut if we move the decimal point in the binary number to the left

10.1

we divide the value by 2, so it now has a value of 2.5 in decimal.  It's a bit tricky, but it has rules to convert to and from

And I just got out of high school :O haha what would be funny is if you hacked your calculators to have secret extra bateries watch them pull the bateries and *nothing happens*!  (and then get your calc confiscated )

Base 2 I belive.  It makes all the arithmetic a lot easier because instead of multiplying by 10, you would be multiplying by 2, which is a lot faster in axe

yeah i guess when doing multiple different types of grey, you'll just have to fiddle with the settings to preference.

ah thats the problem, you only want 4 shades of grey if you are emulating a 4 shade sprite

this is a very epic sprite editor my friend ^^ Couldnt find any bugs with it myself And had quite fun making various sized sprites!

@Dj, hey did you know that you can make Wabbit emulate perfect greyscale by going to display options and selecting 'Game Grey' ? it makes emulation look very clean and neat :]