Ah thanks, I will ask here when I will need help.

Also, I will make it an app as I *will* need 16 KB, the compiled code is 6 KB already and I will have to compile into an app soon.

EDIT: Demo version download: http://adrian.diabetes-im-alter.de/drod8x/DROD.8xk

Some of you may have already read about this project, now I'm going to announce it 'officially'.
DROD8x is a clone of the puzzle game DROD (Deadly Rooms of Death). This name is a temporary working title and will be changed before the project is released to avoid possible problems concerning copyright/trademark infringement. DROD8x is written in Axe and will be compiled as a Flash App, despite the screenshot showing an assembly program.

Basically, the game is a turn-based puzzle game about clearing out dungeons filled with roaches and other monsters, using your "Really Big Sword". Everytime you move one step, wait or turn your sword, all other monsters move a step as well. If a monster steps onto you, you die and have to restart the room from the beginning or the last checkpoint.

Custom level support and of course a level editor will be included. Rooms are divided into 12x12 squares, with each square being represented by 5x5 greyscale pixels (3-level grey). A level will be able to contain up to 8x8 rooms, and a hold is going to support up to 16 levels. Currently, I've got basic room drawing, player movement, the AI for roaches and collision checking working. This is what the game currently looks like:


Most of what can be seen in the animated GIF is temporary and will be improved (UI, room graphics) or replaced completely (death message).
It is targeted mainly at DROD players who are already familiar with the game and want to play it during class/long car trips/etc., but the game's mechanics are rather simple and shouldn't be too hard to understand.

Thanks to:
Quigibo, for the almighty Axe Parser, without it, this project would have to be written in terribly slow Basic or terribly complex Asm.
merthsoft, for TokenIDE, without it, I would get lost in my own code.
NekoMithos, for his support and beta testing. (he's not registered on this forum)
Caravel Games, for creating such an awesome game.

All kinds of feedback are appreciated.

Thank you for the fast reply.

So I guess there is no built-in command for easily accessing the bytes then; the reason I asked this question was that I thought there would be some weird undocumented command for easily doing that, like "{r1r}", or something similar. Actually, my code for the roach AI (which did not work right) became so complicated that I had no other choice but to rewrite it from scratch. Now I'm using the method you described, which does seem to make it easier to read and edit the code, thanks.

Are you planning to announce your DROD game by the way? It seems kinda fun and people might be interested here

I'm planning to announce it on Omnimaga when I have at least a few screenshots to show.
Currently the game is in the stage of AI and file I/O tests, I have to experiment quite a lot since this is my first real Axe project ever.

Anyway, back on topic: Merthsoft, I can send you an updated version of AxeTokens.xml if you still need one, as I said, I added an "Axe" group which contains all commands in their Axe versions. I also replaced the "u", "v" and "w" variables with "var", "appv" and "grp" respectively. I thought about attaching it, but I guess there is some minimum post number I need to reach before being able to attach files.

Did you change the Token file to AxeTokens.xml? You have to do that in order to use Axe tokens and since it always worked fine for me, I'm wondering if you did.

I used the "Change Token File" menu option to change it, and, if I recall correctly, it caused no groups to show up in the reference list. The tokenization might be working, but the list of commands is still useful to newbies like me who don't remember all of the commands yet.

The new design looks awesome and really professional, I can't wait for this to be finished!
The site appears to have problems though, all I see is a PHP error page.

One thing I'm still wondering about: Is UberGraphX (awesome name btw) going to be able to run Java/LWJGL-based programs? I'm pretty sure some of you know why I'm asking this question.

[Edit: LWJGL instead of JLWGL]