Reading this thread makes me want to bump some threads like F-zero and project M

You can just send them all in one go, just hold ctrl while you click on the files to send then drag.

Myself, it depends on what type of project it is.  Levels, definitely outside file, also I tend to split level editors from the games if they don't fit together.
I prefer to keep it to one file, tho--less stuff in the program list.

Code: (Axe) [Select]

:"This"→Str00
:"is"→Str01
:"a"→Str02
:"test."→Str03
:Data(Str00ⁿ,Str01ⁿ,Str02ⁿ,Str03ⁿ)→Str0        . The pointers to each string
:Disp {A*2+Str0}ⁿ        . Where A is the index of the string

is pretty fast and can easily be modified in-program.

what are the n's?  I just looked through the catalog and didn't see anything like that...unless that's the ° or ^r ?

Ok, I'm looking for an optimized way to store >19 strings, not compression-wise but so they can easily be recalled like numbers after a static pointer of something.
What I'm using it for is if you move a cursor, the text changes depending on what a number specified by the selected item is.

The strings are of different lengths, btw

Daah, I saw new posts and thought it was an update
Is this being continued?

Axe seems to be one of that hardest-worked on projects out there, and is well worth a mention in the readme at the very least.

Yeah, I've noticed that for a while, and it's troubling, especially since Axe projects go in the /asm folder at ticalc, so people simply try to make them look like their own ASM programs and don't mention Quigibo's work at all.

It's plagiarism, since much of it really is someone else's code (Quigibo's) and people are taking credit for all the low-level work that went into Axe. It's better than stealing someone else's program and releasing it as your own, but not by much.

Maybe ticalc.org should have an /axe category, after all it did win the POTY hands-down

Version 8finally : P
Added:
tons of tiles...one-way (all four directions), portals, wall switches
smaller jump, key is Y=/F1

Changed:
GUI in editor--tiles are split into "basic", "advanced", and "interactive"
Game and editor split into different programs

Included level shown in screenie

About the portals: yes, there's two of them.  They're different tile numbers.  If only one exists and you touch it, nothing should happen.  The editor enforces that only one of each type is in the level.

TIO is the game, TIOE is the editor

Fixed the portals, they now work seamlessly.
Added one-way tiles completely, currently debugging wall switches.
Idk how to describe them, I guess the closest comparison are the tiles which looks like + signs in cubes, but not really the same

Now I just need to come up with some sort of 4*4 sprite meaning "invisible wall"

EDIT: just noticed, the # of tiles is kind of staying the same as the date...there's 17 tile types now (not counting zero) and it's the 17th as of now here.  So I guess by the end of the month I'm really going to need a more intuitive tile-selecting GUI with ~30 tile types

Keep the tile ideas coming , it's getting simpler to add them

EDIT2:
Switches are working now, user can choose whether they default to on or off.
Also, the prog ran over the 8811 limit last night, so as of now the game and level editor have been split apart into separate programs.
Next: tiles that disappear a bit after you walk on top of them.  If I get that done fast enough, than door/key after that.