You should make your own question under Our Projects/Correlation if it's not a bug-related thing.  That makes it easier for me

Well, if you're sure it's fixed.  I know that sometimes a font moves around in RAM or archive and that messes things up.  Are you sure that the problem was just not having the screen cleared?

As a temporary fix to your "REAL" bug, use ZoomRcl before ClrDraw.

Ugh, okay I'll have a look.

So, no error when you did 12->Theta Step?  That's wierd

Sorry about the manual.  I tried my best to make it clear, so I feel that it's more that I rushed testers into reading the entire thing.  Anyways, don't worry about asking questions.

Be careful about smooth-scrolling a tilemap, as it's not as fast as doing it on Axe.  However, to move it to the left (like if your character is moving right), specify a negative X coordinate.  The following code will smooth-scroll a map to the left when the user hits the "right" key on the keypad.  Assume that A = 0 at the start.


Lbl AA
e^(0,A,Str1
A-1->A
int("DD
Goto AA

The same goes for Y Coordinates.  If you want to move a map up when the user presses the "down" key, use negative Y coordinates.

Please do not go above 0 for X coordinates for right now.  I have a bug to fix.

one where should i post it T.T

and 2 doctoring that screenie now gimme 5 minutes maybe 10?

Feel free to put it under Our Projects/Correlation

Humans = 16 pieces
Ptaloids = 28 pieces
Tosonians = 9 pieces

It is a lot of Ptaloid pieces, but there's much more map space.  In chess you had 32 pieces for 64 squares.  If you had two Ptaloid players, it would be 56 pieces for 132 squares.

By the way, don't be fooled by the number of pieces.  Some pieces from each race are all equal to each other, neither stronger nor weaker.

Just one map, or rather one game board.

You do have a point about the balancing.  Each side will have 8 different kinds of pieces, and corresponding pieces from each race will move identically.  However, to keep the strategy of each race, here's what will happen:

Ptaloids: Most pieces do half damage of their human equivalents, but come in pairs.  A Ptaloid player can move 2 identical pieces per turn, but two identical pieces must capture the enemy piece for the move to be legal.  The advantage?  More board control and a little bit more forgiving to throw away pieces.  The disadvantage?  Easier for pieces to get picked off

Tosonians: Tosonians have about half as many pieces as humans, but with twice the HP and damage in most cases.  Thus, it takes 2 "captures" to destory a piece.  For example, a Splitron would normally fall to a Reclauda, but it takes two Reclaudas to take down a Tosonian Command Ship.  Also, Tosonian pieces can move twice the distance allowed for other pieces.  The advantage?  Hard for a piece to be killed, and every human or Ptaloid unit captured improves odds more for Tosonians than for the other two races.  The disadvantage?  Not as much board control

So for those of you who are S.A.D. fans, here's how each of the pieces can move for humans, and remember that these moves will be somewhat identical for the other races:
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* Scouter -- Can move any number of spaces in any direction.  It can only attack other scouts, but it can bring back captured pieces
* Raptor -- Can move 1 space in any direction, or can do a "mirror" move to the other side of the map.  Known as an "infantry" unit.  Can attack anything except capital ships.
* Tank -- Can move 1-2 spaces horizontally or vertically, and can capture any unit (except capital ships) in a 3x3 square
* Degruser -- Moves like the Chess Rook, and can capture any unit except capital ships
* Reclauda -- Moves like the Chess Queen, but can only capture capital ships, scouts or infantry units
* Balkstone -- Moves like the Chess Bishop, and can capture any unit except capital ships.
* Splitron -- Moves 1-2 spaces in any direction, and can capture any unit
* Camoza -- Moves like the chess queen, and can capture any unit except capital ships.  It dies once it captures a unit.

Yunhua98, I'm having trouble duplicating the bug.  Is your font archived?  If so, it's probably a RARE bug that I know about and have yet to fix.

In the meantime, I'm really sorry for any inconviences, but since I'm not having the same bug, I can't help out with fixing it