okay, I am not sure if this will work as I am not much of an Axe coder, but maybe try this?

For(B,X,X+7
For(C,Y+1,Y+15
pxl-Test(C,B→A
pxl-Off(C-1,B
If rand^8
pxl-On(C-1,B
End
End


Hmm, then I am still lost

That is tough and it depends... Pretty much, as builder said, the basics are this:
-you shift the pixels up one
-you give it a chance to disappear (For example, 1/8 chance)

Depending on the sprite situation, you will probably have to use 2 For( loops to check each pixel of the sprite as well as giving it an upper limit (like the flames can only go as high as another 8 pixels)

Oh, good idea o.o

Haha, you don't have to wait. I found the issue... I wrote my own var searching routine and I forgot to add about 4 bytes of code. Here is how to fix it:
Delete the realvar R
pretty much, when you search for Rol3Sav1, or Rol3Sav2, it just sees the R and finds the realvar named R. Delete that and see if it works I will make sure to have this fixed in the next update, though!

Awesome! So will there be an in-game way to change language? I know that would make a lot more data, though...

That could be tough... I would have to think about how I could code that. I've never coded an animated playing board o.o Actually, I just had an idea.... I would put the different frames on a loop, obviously, so I could store the frames in memory and just cycle through them. Now I am wondering if I can manage a flame animation, too, or if I should have generic flames.

Wait, maybe just tilemaps? I could probably make the snake have 4x4 parts and have a tilemap so that the playing board used less memory and could be bigger I would just have to design 4x4 tiles and make every combination...