so the basics behind streaming is to take one line at a time from a program and run it. streaming is good for keeping a lot of ram free, because you don't need the whole program on it. what it gains in RAM saving it loses in speed though...due to it having to take from the archive and copy into the ram every line a major speed lose is created.
so to stream a piece of code you need to know how many lines there are in the code, so you can either install a simple check in the code to only run the line if it exists and if it doesn't to end. or you can add a check at the start of the code too see how many lines there are.det(0,"ZZ",5 //create the program ZZ
det(5,"rowswap("+Str1,1  //copy the first line from the appvar named in Str1
det(6,"ZZ",Ans,1  //copy the first line into program ZZ
prgmZZ  //run program ZZ to get the answer in the first line
Ans->U  //store the amount of lines to run to the real U
det(0,"ZZ",4  //delete the program ZZ
For(V,1,U)  //loop for the amount of lines specified in the first line of the appvar
det(0,"ZZ",5  //create the program ZZ
det(5,"rowswap("+Str1,V+1  //get the line specified in the real V
det(6,"ZZ",Ans,1  //store the line to program ZZ
prgmZZ  //run the program ZZ to execute the code we just grabbed
det(0,"ZZ",4  //delete the program ZZ
End  //end the loopnow I know I could have used the errorhandle function to save time in the running, but then programmers could not troubleshoot while using this, and I can't seem to get it to work all the time....

who the other set?

and you forgot about Gemini
I was talking about the raycasting engine that Calc84maniac was working on, it was kind of a ASM lib for raycasting, which ran pretty fast

yes we do, we are just kidding around

to Osoyoos B.C. to visit my Oma and Opa, then along the Oregon coast to visit my older brother, then I'm going to a near a small town in lower Alberta I believe

that's the whole point!

ok, I fixed up all the magics that I had accidentally broken by making the boss, and I also started on making a cut scene thing. what it does is streams an appvar through line by line, and from what the vars are in the appvar it will update the screen.
I also made it possible for you to have a name in the game and you input your name on the graphscreen (I used a little program I had made in the past for this)
I also changed the options 'About' on the main menu to 'Setup' so you can play around with the contrast and set your name from there

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I finished the first cut scene
it only weighs around 717 bytes, so it's not that bad. I'll post my streaming meathod that I based the cut scene thing on in a bit.