Pointer-based detection would probably result in much smaller code than having an entirely separate buffer just for collision points.

Okay, first of all, nopony has ever made a rotational physics engine for z80 yet. The closest we have is Zedd, which isn't right for Angry Birds anyways because a lot of Angry Birds puzzles rely on rotation.

Secondly, a rotational engine would be extremely slow, especially with the number of objects the engine has to handle.

Typing the key for any letter in the Axe compile menu jumps to the nearest letter that's the key or after that letter.

Deep Thought one of the major playability issues I've had is that the getKey command by itself doesn't allow for multiple keypresses, so if you accidentally hit two buttons at the same time it doesn't read either of them, leading to a failed swipe

I don't think it's been released in this axiom yet.

Why does sin(1) return 3 and sin(3) return 11?

Axe doesn't use the standard degrees system - it returns a value between -127 and 127.

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