There is TI.Image, no need to create your own routine for that. You just need img=image.new(data) to create the sprite, and gc:drawImage(img,x,y) to draw it.
Edit, misunderstood your previous post. TI.Image isn't to slow if you use it wisely
Hi I never tried your library but to me it doesn't look like you are using classes. Making your code object oriented will make your life a 1000 times easier
I would also try to use a "screenmanager", create a screen class were all the functions of "on" are redirected too. You can also take a look at my GUI library I'm developing for EEPro (https://github.com/adriweb/EEPro-for-Nspire ). I extensively use classes there.
Well, with nspire Lua you can draw text over stuff without that it will look bad. There is no white background behind the text. But of course it would be nice to have pixel level manipulations.
I already rewrote the whole game, and its all in color now (looks quite nice on my CX ). But I had lots of other work so I didn't rewrite my menu yet and some other stuff.
I really will try to finish it as fast as possible (but I'm also working on other stuff such as EEPro, so...)
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