Looks really cool, nemo

modulus is a very useful in programming and is found in many other languages as well. It can be used for many applications like finding if a number is prime or for finding a row or many other uses. If you continue on programming, even in other languages it would be good to learn and the syntax is incredibly simple, after all it's just like all the other operators.

Ya, I saw that it was used in C++ from a book I need to read.

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FFFF, I want some blue lobster peanuts :<

* ZTrumpet wants them too!

here ya go buddy, though, I dont want the cops following me, so lets keep this transaction between us

Didn't I already tase you once for distributing counterfeits?

* qazz42 runs

Wabbit gets updated pretty often, so you might want to update yours occasionally.

Quote from: meishe91 on September 12, 2010, 02:58:57 pm

I'm still not really sure how to use modulus But oh well, I can figure it out some other time

What do you mean? Modulus is just the remainder after division. For example, if you had an array of 3 rows of 3 entries per row, and X is the entry you're in (counting across each row first, then going down), X/3 is the row number, and X^3 is the column in that row.

I know what modulus is. But I don't know how to really use it or what I'd use it for. I never learned it in math, besides in like 4^th grade when we just called it a remainder. I'd never heard the term "modulus" until Axe.

Also, about the screenshot. It looks great

Yes i did, it's amazingly useful. Wish i had known about it a long time ago.

(Off topic: While you're paying attention to this, what page is the most updated version of your spriter on?)

It should just be on the original post of the spriter's thread.  Here it is.

And related to guy's issue, I have Word 2008, and when I first used it, it had the "Insert symbol" choice in one of the menus (I think), but after messing with it for a few months, it seems to have disappeared. Anyone know about this?

What do you mean exactly?

Ya, it's crazy fast. It's basically what Nemo said though. Axe is technically just as fast as assembly since it is compiled into it. The reason it can appear to be a little slower is because the routines are generalized for overall game making, again like Nemo said. What could take a few lines in assembly (this is strictly concept, not example) since it is directly for the purpose of the game might take a twice as much in Axe since the manipulating is using multiple things to create the effect.

Ah ok. That explains it. Did you get Deep Thought's website working right?

I'm assuming you're working with a Microsoft Word that is before the 2007 version?