Hmm...

I can't really see the purpose of this command...

What are the benefits of having this over saying If A=0:End, etc... ?

Thank you.



Also, Geekboy, if you could PM me a list of issues that you have with Phantom Sanctuary, that would be IMMENSELY helpful.

NOTE: Chapter 2, Part 1 is up.

MOVED ALL CHAPTERS TO THE FIRST POST.

Yes, I go to Glenbard North.
What's up?
Who do you know from there?

I'm up for it.
Just tell me what to do.

Yes.
I most definitely will try to.

- Say you have a monochromatic tileset of 16x16 tiles. Would there be any map resolution constraints to consider?

Yes. Just the screen edges, though. 6*4 map at the largest.

- Is map-looping possible? This might be most useful for RPG world maps where a player has access to a ship or transport of some kind.

Yes, but you'd move the coordinate of the transport, not the map itself IIRC.

- Would it be possible to animate tiles in some fashion? (i.e., water) What kind of animation is most feasible?

You could but, the game would be horribly slow...

- With the sprite-routine, what sort of limitations are we looking at? How many sprites on screen at a single time?

You can fill the screen with non-moving sprites. But, when you animate them, the game will lag (if you use the real(1) command).

- Any specific constraints on the number of tiles that can be fit into a single tileset? (or total memory)

Just memory.

Thank you. I will keep this in mind.
You guys are in the special thanks section BTW.