Hmmm, don't call the GameCube retro. It's my baby.

* Streetwalrus goes to pet his GameCube Gollum-style.

Nah j/k. Even though it's almost 13 years old, the GC survived through time pretty well unlike the N64 which looks like crap compared to it (even though it's still quite awesome).

Lol, it hurt me to say that too considering how good that console and games for it are good even nowadays (which fighting game can pretend to be better than Melee and which race game can pretend to be better than F-Zero GX ?). But I said "retro" as in "can't find them in regular stores".

Also I recently started playing SSBB so I might consider Project M to play with you.

Well you'll have a shock from Brawl to Project M
Also, are you playing on computer or Wii ? Because I don't think we can play together if we are not on the same platform.

(Note, nothing like piracy going on here, nothing prevents me from buying a game to legally get its iso even though I don't own the console it is meant to be played on, and fortunately there is some sort of a retro game shop in the city I live in).

What's the problem ?
It's a good thing to have a fresh game (because I agree that Melee is the best, but it's old, graphics could be better now and everyone know its maps by heart ) but still with the right gameplay, isn't it ? Plus developpers added maps, like ones from the n64 Smash game.

Well it was about useful sprites, not all sprites including garbage ones, so probabilities are probably not the same
Which means compression might be possible.

Well indexing them and having the hex code for each is the same thing, except if you want to be original and make your indexation not follow the hex code (which you can do but why do complicated ?). And generating them from their index is just converting their index (whether from decimal or hex) to binary.

What do you mean "all the engines out there" ?

What do you mean 'What do you mean "all the engines out there" ?' ?
Even just you have at least 4 engines
(like full Axe, full ASM, full vertices and full faces or something)

"Classic" Ubuntu is indeed awful, but I have Lubuntu on my netbook and am pretty happy with it (I could just make a few changes to have lxde on my other laptop but I am too lazy for that). What's wrong with it ?

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TheCoder1998   hi guys
Hayleia            no
Hayleia            sorry, I always wanted to say "no" to someone saying "hi"
Hayleia            hi
Fluttershy         no
Hayleia            
Fluttershy         sorry, I always wanted to say "no" to someone saying "no" to someone saying "hi"

Lol, same for me, I am the only one to think that the inventory is what should be added first.
We are not voting for the president so I tell everyone what I voted for and why.

I voted for the inventory because I thought it would not take ages to code (unlike mobs, water and lava or redstone) and would improve gaming experience a lot. Of course mobs, water and lava or redstone are more important features, but I didn't want mobs before being able to quickly build a house with the help of the inventory to protect myself, and the same applies for redstone, I would not want to build a circuit without a convenient menu to choose what to place, and I thought that a "little" update with the inventory was possible before the huge update with mobs, water and lava or redstone.

If you don't mind changing your structure a bit, you can do that:
"Select1"[00]"Select2"[00]"Select3"[00]→Str0
For(I,0,2)
Text(0,6*I,stdDev(Str0,I))
End
This works even if your part strings are not the same length (like "A"[00]"BBBBB"[00]"CC"[00]).
(Runer112 pointed out on IRC that you can just use your code with my data and forget about stdDev if you keep them the same length).

If you do mind about keeping your structure (with spaces), you can just use a Copy before Text:
For(I,0,2)
Copy(I*8+Str0,L1,8)
Text(0,6*I,L1)
End

Now, about basic optimizations, you can write I*6 instead of 6*I and write your loop without an official loop variable (like a For(3)).