Indeed, but http://ourl.ca/6245

True, but I still agree that the screenshot was very long and repetitive at the beginning. Of course seeing the editor in action is great, but just show 10 seconds of it on an almost finished map then show the movement on it during ten seconds too

Nice progress anyway

I won't show the editor anymore until I implement custom save - in a while - anyway.

Ok thanks, I'll see if I can update my Ndless copy soon.

Btw F-Zero came out in 1990, not 1992.

Oh ok, yeah it came out earlier in Japan and North America. I was refering to the file description, tho

Programme de démo de F-Zero TrackSpire, clone du F-Zero de 1992 sur SNES pour TI-Nspire ! Au menu, affichage pseudo-3D, courses externes avec éditeur de maps, toussa ! Pour l'instant, l'affichage 3D fonctionne très bien, les collisions avec les murs et l'éditeur de maps aussi, sauf que les deux ne gèrent que des maps 32*24 tiles pour l'instant. Et une seule map, toujours la même, F-Zero.tilemap.tns.

Bumpity bump,

The game now projects 256*192 maps don't come and say maps are too small now, that makes 4096 * 3072 pixels (16*16 tiles) in a 48kb file.

Since maps are now huge, I added a small popup in the ME to jump to a tile given its XY coordinates.



(I heard your prayers, fixed PNG for today )

There is nothing such as backgrounds for now, but they are planned. Tiles translation is something easy enough to implement but I don't think I'll use it (I'll flash the ship when it takes damages instead). I don't know what is Death Wind.

For now I'm working on having a tilemap to test things on so if someone wants to create me a real 256*192 map, download all the attached files, put them in the same directory on your Nspire-anything, and run F-ZeroME.tns.

Move the cursor with the (click|touch)pad, place a tile with [enter], go to next/previous tile with [ +]/[-], open the goto popup with [g] and exit with [esc]. The tilemap is automatically saved to F-Zero.tilemap.tns on exit. When you're done, just send me this very file.