Nah it was axe. But haha, I guess
Best of luck ordelore, I look forwards to playing the finished product

Wait...you said you wouldn't do grayscale in that game because it would be "too hard"...well, simply using DispGraph^^r^^r is easy enough, right?

Wait...you said you wouldn't do grayscale in that game because it would be "too hard"...well, simply using DispGraph^^r^^r is easy enough, right?

Call me crazy, but I'm just not a big fan of how grayscale looks on a calc.

Also, GrayLib makes things very easy

Thanks for the advice

I've been working on this project, however sporadically. Finals are not fun. :|
Anyone know a good way to store data for my tilemaps in different levels? I originally used one big tilemap, but it got too painful when I decided to check for the value of a specific section of the tilemap. However, Axe does not recognize GDB2 as a token. Is that a bug report or an understood problem?

1. Tilemap? You mean, level layout, or sprites? Use Pics for sprites, and L1 for the other one. You are able to use 768 (or so) bytes from L1, and that's more than you probably need.
2. That's a bug. GDB2, as well as all GDBs, can be used for storage. These are data that is part of the program, though, so data put there will "save". Also, don't edit farther than you need to from any GDB, you may get a RAM clear.

Sorry to hear about the RAM clear. Good luck remaking this and be careful next time!