Awesome! I've always liked the tribute videos!
Happy 9^th birthday Omnimaga!

I just saw your screenshot tloz! It looks really cool!

I totally agree with Builderboy.
I despise plagiarists, especially when they get away with it.

#45: Run a bunch of BASIC programs from MirageOS v1.0 or earlier. It has to be safe, because it's MirageOS.

The enemy can now harm the player! Here's an actual battle.
Only physical attacks inflict damage currently, but hey, it works.

I actually needed the ability to draw sprites to arbitrary buffers, or my life would have been horrible trying to figure out a different way of doing it. I'm so glad this was implemented, because I use up to 4 buffers currently (counting L₆ and L₃), for the battle engine alone.

Once I add magic damage, I can work on putting multiple members in both parties, as well as exporting alot of the data to appvars to save space in the app.
I need all the space for executable code I need, since the battle engine with all the data currently sits at >10,000 bytes!

Actually, you can define the first two bytes of the sprite as the size.

.BITMAP
[181000000070009803641E6430127FD254B1192919251035F1DE5E242528DCD6B7F54C5B3ECE1DFC23664E32D42BF81F0000→Pic1
Bitmap(X,Y,Pic1)
The first two bytes are hexadecimal for the height and the width of what you want to display in that order.
The width that you define does not have to be a multiple of 8, but you do have to pad all the rows in your bitmap to the nearest byte.

Be aware that if you use bitmaps in an App, you'll have to copy the bitmap you want to display to saferam or an appvar, then use a pointer to that location to display it.
.Bitmap
[181000000070009803641E6430127FD254B1192919251035F1DE5E242528DCD6B7F54C5B3ECE1DFC23664E32D42BF81F0000→Pic1
"appvBITMAP→Str1
GetCalc(Str1,50)→P
Bitmap(X,Y,P)

The examples I posted will display a 16x24 sprite at X,Y.

Sounds cool! I'd love to give it a shot.

I don't think that'll be a problem, since stats max out at 99, but I'll keep that in mind.