Yep. Cut parentheses in all For( unless they do a large loop or you see an If inside.

hmm? how so?

:{16,22→dim([A]                  //reset map
:Fill 5,[A]                  //fill it with the default background tile
I was looking in matrix commands to optimize. But just happens this is the smallest.
Alternatives were using identity( but it is not a "square" matrix. Also Something like 0[A]+5->[A] doesn't even works and is bigger.

Some For( like this one:
:For(A,1,16)                  //it requires a hex string (0h not 00h format)
:For(B,1,22)
:If inString("349",sub(Str1,22A-22+B,1         //if solid tile
:Pxl-On(A-1,B-1                  //turn on minimap
:End:End

See if changes in step and values can optimize things. Sort of this: (not tested and was rushed)
:For(A,22,352,22)               //nah this one actually increases size.
:For(B,-21,0)
:If inString("349",sub(Str1,A+B,1         //if solid tile
:Pxl-On(A/22-1,B+21               //this seems to kill the optimization in above lines even if A/22 is always integer
:End:End

But this kind of changes can be used in other loops. See if you find know you know this.



:DelVar K                  //clear keyvalue
Are you sure this line is needed?


:For(θ,0,1)                  //
:For(Z,0,1)                  //
:If S=5:Then               //display tile on buildermap
:Pxl-On(2A-θ,2B-Z            //
:Else                     //
:Pxl-Off(2A-θ,2B-Z            //
:End:End

There you can use Line( ?
Like this:
Line(2B,2A-1,2B-1,2A,S=5         // don't forget pixels change in arguments (row and column to x and y)
the last argument if is 1 (true) then it is a black line, otherwise (false) a white line.



:For(B,0,44)                  //draw map outline
:Pxl-On(33,B                  //
:Pxl-On(0,B                  //
:End
I think this is not a loading bar. So you could optimize by speed and see if size into Line( ?

The Reign Of Legends 3 still has this mysterious ERR:DOMAIN/DATA TYPE error when riding the airship on the world map which rarely happens and I am unable to recreate it. I discovered it about 1.5 year ago, even if the game was finished over 5 years ago. In Reuben Quest, I discovered a sprite displaying glitch near the small pond where a cloud sprite displays at the shovel digging area before you get the bottle. I discovered it about 1.5 years ago too. Same for the english version of Illusiat 12, where the Chapter 6 first shop doesn't work at all.

Domain arises from what variables contain when a certain command is executed... Maybe variable conflict or your code seems to get them in strange values (negative or too high, for example)
DATA TYPE to me comes when I abuse of Ans use (like in blocks of If's and not even I know how program flow goes, the program editor only has 7 lines...) It can happen in other ways but that is just terrible error of the programmer.

Errors from large programs can be very hard to detect... *flees*

Duuuuude. i love this game idea!! ( And i love Classroom) me and my freind used to play classroom.. in our classroom.. avoiding the teacher while we played it.. Good times.. (Sorry off topic)

I comprehend, you just got enthusiastic about the game. A seek and hide game is definitely a win mini-game for RPG...

Wait, what's the problem with MS Paint? From what I could comprehend from your post, it appears as though you were saying you couldn't tell whether your sprites were staying 8x8 in size, and the lack of a grid?

Are you talking about something like this?:

eh nothing of that.
It is in Paint.NET. And is when you select a 8x8 tile, you aren't able seem to move it around, just dimension it because it is so small and Paint.NET only moves a block when you select from middle in a constant distant from borders... If I zoom maybe I can solve this. DJ talking about zoom helped. xD

I play it! I am on the original game finishing the Protoss campaign. Me and some friends may play it on LAN.

Starcraft 2 is always being delayed...

I will do games for TI calculators. Just the screen of GB has so much resolution that more appealing things could be done (greater world maps) Also GB because it is a z80 and I have looked in a dissembler and it is pretty familiar to me.

I was not thinking in action RPG. But I am creating something original so never know what is going to be.
I played Golden Sun. Great game, with puzzles and epic journey. The battles animations were really legendary.
Maybe I can pull some good effects when I gain experience in asm. Like zooming and rotation a sword.

True, Lost Legends has all design done. It is just programming and put everything together. But its tiles are 16x16 by the way.
I need tiles for a possible next RPG. I am brainstorming it in a paper.

My complaint about Paint is that is hard to know if the sprites continue to be 8x8. But thinking on it discovered that making a chess like table with 2 colours can solve this...
Trying Paint.NET... The grid I need is there. But I haven't experimented enough to discover how to move a small 8x8 without it being expanded, it only lets in bigger selections...

Well, now it would be nice catching games with 8x8 tiles... Or sprite sheets around. I will see Robot War then.

I need a little push to start the graphic part that worries me a bit.

The idea is doing a RPG for TI-83+ with 8x8 tiles. You can combine some to make houses or higher trees for example.

But how good the graphics can get with this size? I would like some game examples and/or sprite sheets. I need sprites to study a bit.
I am curious and undecided between B/W and 4 lvl grayscale. 8 lvl grayscale is out of my reach right now.

How do you make graphics? Try on calculator or computer? And just changes pixels around until get a good effect? I tried to do parentheses for a font set and I never reached one that seem nice. And it was 8x8 not 4x3. X_X

I start to want to try Game boy pocket developing. xD