That sucks :S. In my case I didn't need to study a lot because I am more visual so even if I studied, the wall of text wouldn't get through. I learned stuff by practicing or when the teacher explained. I just needed to re-read some notes for stuff that you needed to memorize or something.

It's hard for me to concentrate in classes, so I mostly study at home.
I'd prefer to be closer to the teacher in classes.

Also, I may not be finishing this project today, since I was told we don't need this for the next test :S

When I said preference, I was still referring to your comment on Google Code
I probably should clarify my statements more, as I've already had to clarify for you in several other topics

Probably it's just my low comprehension of life when I sleep only 5 hours :S

10.2% now. If you seed it all night, tomorrow I'll be seeding, for sure!

Getkey with a number in parhentesis at the end is indeed what you use if you want to have multiple keypresses. For example, getkey(54) will check if 2ND is pressed. It will return 1 if it is and 0 if it isn't.

However, I think for multiple keypresses in a loop you would need to do the following:

Repeat getKey(3) and (getkey(4))

because of an axe glitch or something.

Could you explain in more details what you are trying to do?

Also I hope this projects continues again soon.

I have an Axe Doubt now:

I have Pic1 in coordenates(0,0,).

Now, I want Pic1 to move 10pixels right, every time I press the key right (which is getkey(3)).

This is what I'm trying to do, which will help me with the turbo

I misread your code a bit, sorry.

Quote from: ScoutDavid on November 27, 2010, 09:40:31 am

Now, I want Pic1 to move 10pixels right, every time I press the key right (which is getkey(3)).

However, what your code would do if that were valid syntax (see what I said on Pt-Off( above) is this:
XOR Pic1 at (0,0) (equivalent to just drawing it if the area is empty)
Erase Pic1 at (0,0)
Until you press right, flash Pic1 at (0,10) (I think you mean (10,0). The Pt- commands take their arguments as X,Y,SPRITE)

So, is there another way of deleting something, or I can replace 0,0 using Pt-Change with a blank image?

!!! So, I can do Pt-Off(0,0,Pic1 to delete it?

Menus are quite large most of the time. The Reign of Legends 4 was gonna have a dynamic menu system, but it was still in the 3 KBs because of all the stuff that had to be hard-coded. For a RPG you also got the battle engine, events, walking engine, map loading, title screen, etc. In some extreme cases, you may be forced to put the menu and battles in a totally different program.

A menu is large? My menus, both for basic and Axe are the smallest part of the code, but that's because they're number based.

You may be right, menus with cursor can be very long and larg

Again, it's a matter of preference
As for the header, it's Sir's site to change as he will. He'll probably take our suggestions, though.

It's not the preference, it's functionality, as Kermm said you have to make unnecessary scroll :S