Wait what. I think I confused myself there too. sS:

But I'm pretty sure the app is 64 and not 65, no matter if it's MB or KB.

You mean 64, not 65, right? s:

Are you talking about like when Professor Oak is like introducing you to Pokemon?

Edit:
I think this is what you're looking for but let me know.

That sounds like the track that plays when you follow Oak to the lab. The introduction theme is different.

This sounds cool-ish.
Will the show be saved somewhere? I probably won't be online at 7:00 Central time.

Pixel-based sprites are actually faster than text sprites, but bigger.

Bigger in which way? Does the program get larger?

I don't think so. Good luck, Deep Thought, at rendering a 12x8 tilemap in 3 seconds in pure-BASIC. With dual-layer text as shown in the screenshot above, it takes about 2-3 seconds and with single-layer ascii it takes half a second.

I guess I'll have to try to avoid drawing too much stuff, then. (Or maybe I should switch to Axe )

Is that function fast or should I avoid overusing it?

Yeah... It wasn't long ago since I started coding TI-BASIC and now I've gotten to the point where I want to display graphics that aren't just ASCII characters. So I'm wondering: Should I use the homescreen or the graphscreen? As I understand it, graphscreen allows stuff like drawing lines, but homescreen allows Disp. Are there any other important differences, and which screen would be the best to use when drawing sprites?

And also, how do I swap between the two screens from a program? Do I simply use a function for drawing to the screen I want to swap to? I didn't exactly see any function for swapping when I looked in the manual.