Oh ya, I've seen that before. It's really cool

When a Pokemon that was in your party gets poisoned it continues to get hurt even outside of battle. So the screen would "glitch" (like shake kinda or something) to signify when it got hurt each time. Eventually, if you didn't take the poison away, you Pokemon would faint.

I was saying that inverting the screen fast twice would just make it seem like something happened that signified that. Another option would have a program (most likely assembly), if possible, that would shift the whole screen a few pixels really fast in both directions or something. You could do it in TI-BASIC but it'd probably be really slow and look weird.

Ya, I agree with Z on this.

Ok, will do. I'll work on it then. Thanks.

Edit:
Ok, so I'm just going to release two versions. One that just pads the width and one that pads both height and width. It was a simple change so ya.

Edit x2:
As I said, I am going to release two versions. One that pads just the width and one that pads both the width and height. I have also added in a few new features too. They affect row/column only and could be useful. One other thing, the limit of sprite size has been decreased and increased, depending how you look at it. Technically it's been decreased though. You can now do sprites from one pixel up to fifty-six pixels. I will be updating the original post with this version because as of right now this is the final version. Hope you all will enjoy it.

Ya, would it be easier on people to pad it on both sides? And do people want multiples of eight or four?

Padding, ya, that's a better word for it Ya, I do it in a multiple of four, though I could change it to eight if people wanted.

Oh ya, I forgot that was a tutorial type thing. Ya, I'll add that. Thanks