Wow, has it really been a month since I've posted here? 

Anyway, I do have some updates for you guys to read. This project is back on active development as my #1 priority calc project (Tiny wings is being uncooperative atm). I've worked out the area that i had been stuck on (that's what happens when you plan poorly), have constructed many tiles (Currently I think we have around 208 different tiles), etc. Also, the total file size has been made to take around 117k of Flash, uncompressed

Currently (in addition to map-making and script-writing) I am working on a part of the NPC scripting system to allow the flag-setting mechanism to be a flag-toggling mechanism, so I can make fun lever puzzles a la Zelda

Haha yeah, mine was more like a mem editor with the option to edit the data as sprites instead of bytes.

This is pretty cool, and I would use it except that I already have my own regular sprite editors that I keep as source in archive, then compile when I need them. Exec-only files are hard to find on my calc, as my RAM clears so often and I already have my custom-tailored one for A:P
Still, I think I would back your claim that it's the best gen. purpose sprite editor out there...

I actually finished this one a while ago but forgot to post it Criticism welcome, tough I won't be able to change it at all due to my lack of my original computer

Shouldn't this be here instead?

Woops, sorry, I missed that one.

Also I fixed the formatting

Although I can't upload the program, I'll at least make this post..(after seeing zero44's axe piano)
This is another sound program written in Axe, named (obviously) AxeSynth that I finished last week. The keys are arranged like a guitar's, using the five columns of keys as the guitar strings. Of course, this way each string only gets about 5 or 6 frets' worth, so pressing up/down will adjust the tuning of all the strings by a half step. Pressing left/right will toggle between the top 5 strings and the lower 5 strings. With these adjustments, 7 and one eighth octaves are available, from C0 to C7

There are also 6 modes to play notes:
continuous (note sounds for as long the key is held down)
fixed
major chord (root major third fifth octave)
power chord (root fifth octave)
minor chord (root minor third fifth octave)
custom: you can set the chord pattern, which is pretty cool imo

The note length can also be adjusted, with presets of 1024,2048,4096,8192,16384,24576,32768,49152, and 65535. In continuous mode, the note length can be toggled to adjust sound quality (1024 sounds pretty staticky while 65535 is a bit smoother)

Once I get my computer fixed, I'll upload it. Currently I'm recording a cover of Lady Gaga's Poker Face with it lmao

Wow this looks amazing :O Nice to see progress again, calc84!

Unfortunately I can't try it out right now due to computer issues

Tomorrow I'm leaving for spring break Basically, I guess that means that I won't be around for a bit. Expect some progress on Ash:Phoenix by the time I return.

Farewell for now

Yeah, the actual different islands and such haven't been implemented yet. Currently I'm trying to figure out how to generate the terrain...