Is this going to be like the other mario game which when you get hit, no matter if you have fire power or whatever, you go back to little mario?

Yeah it does, I tried it right after I posted that, I would have re-edited but I had to go to my next class 

If you keep you comp on, you could make a bot that auto-backup's Omnimaga every xx minutes 

Happy to see you here, I bet you would have noticed sooner if someone would have put *something* up somewhere 'sides youtube.

*glances around for that someone...*

hm? that's weird... it works for me

EDIT: I think that Xmin and Ymin already have to be set to 0 >.<

Through the Fire and Flames - DragonForce =D

That song is hard on Guitar Hero >.<

Let's see... I guess I'll put what I remember, I don't feel like rummaging trough my calc for them, I might later


;;TI-BASIC(non-hybrid)

A replacement for randInt((lowerbound), (upperbound)):
(lowerbound)+int((upperbound)rand)the only thing about this is if it's zero or below you have to modify upperbound, for example, if you want a 0 to be lowerbound and 1 to be upperbound you would have to do '0+int(2rand)'

If you want to do:
62->Ymax
94->Xmax
You could save a few bytes by doing:
1->ΔY
1->ΔX

storing a number to a variable without messing up Ans:
For((var), (#), 0)
End

;;END IF TI-BASIC(non-hybrid)
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;;ASM

when reseting the carry flag, use:
or Ainstead of:
scf
ccf

if you want to multiply the 'a' registry by 2 without effecting the zero flag, use:
rlca
;instead of
;add A, A

instead of assigning CurRow and CurCol to different values you could do:
ld bc,20*256+34
ld (CurRow), bc ;loads 20 into CurRow and 34 into CurCol

;;END IF ASM