I wonder if Axe Parser can produce good enough code that can sustain a raycasting engine? It would be nice if it did, then Quigibo wouldn't need to implement it in Axe (unless if he did it produced even faster code)

I don't do 3D stuff, sadly. I wouldn't mind trying pseudo 3D stuff, but I haven't done trig since 8 years ago and I got 22% score in the test, which tells how good I understood that stuff.

I will probably stick to 2D and old-skool pseudo-3D stuff myself, unless someone makes an engine for me then I do the maps and rest of coding

are FP really that necessary, though? Couldn't you just use larger numbers and store a division of it in a second variable? Or is it the method you are talking about?

I will probably add horizontal and vertical line routine eventually since the current line method is pretty slow for that.  That's why I made the 3dracer demo only draw pixel by pixel instead of using line().

I will probably add horizontal and vertical line routine eventually since the current line method is pretty slow for that.  That's why I made the 3dracer demo only draw pixel by pixel instead of using line().

really? Wow if horiz/vertical lines are really much faster and they let you draw where you want on the screen it will be amazing. When you release a new version that has such method implemented, you should try to make a grayscale version of your racing engine

btw do you draw the entire "squares" on the screen every frame, or just erase the end and add a line at the beginning of them? If it's the former, you could simply  increase the rate at which it moves. It would look faster, even if the framerate isn't too high.

Aaaah ok

Hopefully Quigibo will eventually add faster ways to do that stuff

I made a shell kind of program. Fairly simple navigation, arrow keys to select programs on a page, +- to change pages.  The three icons above the program name are type (appvar/program), protected (only for programs), and memory location. (RAM/Archive)  These can be toggled with the buttons Y= (type), Window (protected), and Zoom (location). Although, note, for some reason completely indiscernible to me, you cant do it with programs/appvars with less than 5 character names.  Also, that number off to the side is the free RAM.  I plan on adding a couple more things, but this is mostly proof of concept, so...