Never mind the title. I'm just not sure of the name yet.
Stefan Bauwens presents another Stefan Bauwens' Production from Stefan Bauwens' Studio.

I've been tempted to start making a 2d minecraft game on my Ti-89. This is an insane job, I know, so it may be that it turns into something else(Therefore the title), but I hope of not.
I've never created a smoothscrolling engine in any language on any calculator. So far I have always failed. But this time, I got it working.
With the power of Newprog I could make this 4-level greyscale smooth-scrolling platformer. (The grayscale looks better on calc).
Currently I move 2 pixels at a time because I though 1 was a bit too slow.
Additional details:
-I use TI-OS pictures for now(instead of internal sprites).
-Physics and collision detection aren't quite perfect yet(aren't their at all actually ), but I wasn't really busy with that yet.

So what do you guys think?

For clarification: The screenshot is only demonstrating the scrolling engine.

Do you mean with map refresh that it doesn't always draw the map out of the screen? Also the sprites are just the ones of minecraft that I converted to 4-level grayscale.
I'm still busy with collision detection at the moment. I'll see how the physics goes after I've done that. Thanks for the offer.
I'm using the language newprog, which you can call the AXE for 68k calculators.

Oh, thanks, also that's not a problem, I think I can easily fix that once collision detection is working.

It's a weird world, where one must discover projects of siblings through the internet.


Hope it works out

I didn't tell you this? Oops.
Thanks. Also for people interested, the current world is only 10x6 tiles big.