So... DSC7 is faster than xLib?
And..If I want to make a hex sprite, I have to draw them as a binary and convert to hex?
another question: How about the 16x16 sprites?

If you want to do it the hard way and by hand, yes. You technically draw them in binary and then convert them into hexadecimal. But if you use my Sprite Maker, or another one, all you do is type the image out and then when you are happy with what you have you hit the output button and you will get the hexadecimal code for your sprite. My Sprite Maker supports making sprites of almost any size (anything able to fit on the screen) and also has a lot of features. So 16*16 sprites are easy too, you just set the dimensions and on you're on your way.

That is looking really cool! Great job on it Can't wait

Ya, I think Raylin forgot he had an introduction topic until I "coughed" so he made one today Then someone merged them, don't know who though

So is it kind of like a birds-eye-view 3D adventure type game? It looks cool, I hope you get the speed worked out

Ah loopholes, gotta love them

hello, welcome to Omnimaga! we hope you enjoy your stay!  if you haven't made a big game or don't have much experiance, we're here to help.  And I would also suggest starting small, like make a new OS or something, don't attempt huge projects like random numbar generators yet. 
also, your peanuts should be arriving shortly.

Nor quadratic solvers or guessing games.

Didn't you already have an introduction thread?