Okay, you're back. YAY!
now to start programming your 83+


As I said on chief delphi, I think you should Github the source. It would help a lot of people, as well as allow for contributions. Also: You should try your hand at a Java code simulator once the new control system comes out.

Based on that start button, is that Win8 with a custom start button?

I wonder if the next version will feature more rooms by the way? I would have posted a screenshot of the Nspire version, but the current screenshots only shows 1 room and my Nspire Emu Ndless version is outdated.
the game

It will, don't worry. I just need to get the engine down before I start with the rooms. Also I lost.

This is the college I'm dual enrolled in's speed. Not too shabby.

Actually, due to the power of ARM and the increased screen resolution (and by that I mean, it's exactly the right resolution). I'm going to attempt to port the original maps, but maybe not the full game. We'll see how it goes once I finish the engine

YAY. Now I can update nVVVVVV to be more awesome!

Good work!

EDIT:

Bug report time! drawSpritePart() has some compile errors It should be

void drawSpritePart(unsigned short *source, int _x, int _y, Rect part)
{
int x, y = _y, w = part.w + _x, h = part.h + _y, z = part.x, t = part.y;
for(y = _y; y < h; y++, t++)
{
for(x = _x, z = part.x; x < w; x++, z++)
{
if(getPixel(source, z, t) != source[2])
setPixel(x, y, getPixel(source, z, t));
}
}
}

EDIT2:

Do you think you can give a tutorial on how this works? I'm having trouble getting this to work.

I added spikes.

Permanent download link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_rRGhX27sY-U2o5cUNVNC1PV2M/edit?usp=sharing

Fair enough, but I'll wait. Thank you.