Hum, maybe you can try making a stupid extended world that would just be repetitions of the same area copy-pasted multiple times, so you can try your engine (and debug it if you find problems) then extend the world for real ?

That is great
That could be useful for games where there is not a lot of movement.

And glad my method could be of any use

When you study how this program works, you can see that it always searches for 4 solutions to any equation, and gives the error if there is less than 4 solutions...

And if there are more than 4, it only returns 4 solutions ?
(I am too lazy to study the code myself, especially since it's been a while since I last coded in Basic).

Using one pic would be nice, even if it costs 22 KB of archive per pic, because I would just recall the pic then redraw new doors/paths. The problem though is if I use a pic, I would have to redraw the menu everytime I switch to another dungeon, since I can't store it into the pic (else redrawing the dungeon walls would screw up the menu)

Why can't you include the menu in the pic ? Isn't it on the right part of the pic ? Can't you draw the walls and the "sprites of the menu" (if you know what I mean) on the pic, then when acessing the menu you just have to add the text ?

Yeah I know he is porting it, but in the last 2-3 months none of his projects showed signs of life.

I didn't know he was actually porting it
But I think that he doesn't make regular updates on his work to avoid getting people overexcited like they were with all of his projects. This way he can work with less stress
Not to mention that I prefer it this way, I prefer good surprises, like a great project that pops from nowhere once finished (or almost) rather than an announced project that finally dies

Btw if you know how to tilemap and would be willing to help code that in I would greatly appreciate your help, and you would recieve credit for what you do.

There are a lot of tilemappers. For example, you have tilemappers that scroll sprite by sprite (8 pixels at a time), smooth scrolling tilemappers (1 pixel at a time) and non scrolling tilemappers (they just draw the map once for all and then the player moves on it without the map moving in the background).

So which one would you like to use in your game ?

Seems interesting, I hope this one Minecraft project gets finished, because all others so far were abandonned >.<

Hey, TinyCraft wasn't, I just have no time to work on this for now, but I planned to work on this as soon as I get holidays (I don't even know when they'll come o.o°). Also, you already have a lot of things to do in TinyCraft

Ticalc staff has said repeatedly that to get something featured you have to e-mail them. Else, there are 90% chances that it will get missed (100% if Ryan gets busy, since he's the only staff there that monitors Z80 material). Even their FAQ has stated for years that to get something featured you have to e-mail them and tell why you think your game is newsworthy. http://www.ticalc.org/help/faq/61.html (Note: By originality, your game would be original too, because it's the first Pokémon calc game that is both close to finished and isn't mega simple)

Hum, yeah I didn't know that, I am kind of a new ticalc uploader, so thanks for the information