Though manually typing a larger program into an emulator is an absolute pain, it can still be quite worthwhile to get animated screenshots.  Just make sure that you configure CalcCapture's settings properly so all of your hard work comes out looking good.

In other news, I will be receiving my Prizm on Friday

Excellent! 
It has been quite enjoyable to see all of the developments in this area.  Thanks to all involved  .

In the hidden diagnostic mode you can actually toggle the color setting between 3 and 16 bit.  There is a sample picture included in those test menus that you can see the differences with.  So maybe there is a setting somewhere that needs to be changed for 16-bit color to work?

I tested and even with no color command I still got the glitch. This is not a color-related bug, but rather with non-ASCII tokens. I tried myself on my Prizm using OS 01.01.0200 and 01.02.0200.

Hmm, I only noticed it one time with one character.  Perhaps I didn't notice something...

This RPG (which still remains somewhat nameless) is my first attempt to write a game for the Prizm.  It takes advantage of the basic language's strengths and attempts to downplay some of the weaknesses (it takes 5-9 seconds to draw an area on the screen).  Development has been halted for the time being but I will gladly pick it up again in the future, especially if hybrid basic becomes possible or if I have time to try to write it in C or anything related to that.


Features:
7*21 areas-5 included now in this release
Dialog with other "characters" (those would be the magenta T types)
Color  (limited due to you-know-what)

Progress:  100% of minimalist storyline Complete!
53/53 areas have been created.
53/53 areas are present on the calc.
53/53 areas have been storylined.

Screenshot of the previous version.  Does not represent the current version though, I anticipate an animated screenshot of the real game coming soon. nvm, trial expired...


More Screenies (They're not supposed to be transparent, transparency is not supported in the game

Available now is the first release.

Because it is too early in Prizm development for easy screebshots to be made, options for making screenshots are limited.  If you want an animated screenshot then you will have to download the Casio FX CG-10/20 manager, type all of your code into the program editor like normal and use calccapture to make the animated screenshot.  I tried this method with a program and after a very long stretch of copying code one key at a time, the final product looked like this:

It's not easy to use this method.  The time it takes is ridiculous and its hard to configure calccapture to get the right speeds (at least for me).  This method is impractical and needs to be replaced with an emulator with Wabbit-style capture.
Edit: Just to clarify, this screenshot is waaaayy to fast.

sorry about that. forgot to declare all of the variables that I used
search for RanInt#(45,70) ->Z and put this after it:

Code: [Select]

0->N
1->O
0->Q
can you tell me if that works?

It works now, thanks.