Ok, I guess I'll just use if statements or something

Another one..
Would this work...?
xor Be7→Be7
...e being the bit thing.
Or does and/or/xor always need two inputs, one bit or not?
Also, what exactly does not() do?

I got stuck with making this back in thanksgiving, actually tasted pretty good
http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/4931/pict2028.jpg

So solid walls it is

Random bug:
Editing an archived program while calcutil is installed makes a separate program as it's supposed to.  But the "temporary" program stays afterwards, runs like a normal program and everything (even shows up in Axe's compile menu )

Whichever is the most epic.
If it's some crazy, fast-paced level with bullets and the like flying everywhere with constant split-second decisions or a really complicated puzzle, then it would be the level.
But if there's some really dynamic boss battle or something, ie not something like Giant Enemy Crab, and it's actually fun to play against while difficult at the same time, it would be that.

You could add that to 2.71

Shifting is when you go into the ground as if it's air, and air becomes ground.


Switching is going from one "dimension" to another.  What you see in the screenies above this post is switching.


They can be used together for puzzles and stuff.


All of these screenies are old btw. Actually, they happen to be in order, oldest to newest.  Woo.  Still old =P

And yeah, I had the circles in originally but then took them out for the dots, then made the dots exclusive
I'll put them back in and see how they look.  It might be the circles for just the indestructible blocks, so both explosions take about the same amount of time without having to manipulate the For() loop..

Stuff.
Down key picks up object, as well as [math]
Explodable tiles (normal tiles are indestructible)
  Explosion in normal tiles, just lines
  Explosion in explodable tiles, dots--"debris" or whatever
[Y=] in-game causes quick restart
Visual object respawn point (doesn't show in-game but in editor)
Options in editor..
   Allow shifting
   Allow switching
   Enable object thing
   Random message thing
Menu is in source code, just a big giant comment block for now
Fixed some random graphic glitches in editor
Under-the-hood stuff, runs faster
Level is kept archived, preparing for multiple-level support

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I've been working on a sort of main menu for the editor, kind of like the Tio one but it looks cleaner
Idk what options to make for the game...
Still haven't put in animated tiles..

What I plan on doing next: either..
  switches and doors or
  multiple object things (come to think of it it's pretty much already done that way, using  a GDB (easily migratable to L1 or something)

Also need to make tile selector more responsive at some point, it's pretty obvious atm how you need to hold down 2nd or clear to make stuff happen

So yeah, expect some more stuff in the near future

EDIT: btw in the options screen, there's these pixels that change on top.  Ignore them, that was for debugging.