I am not sure what you mean by tenth place. what number is in [A](1,1) ?

and something like this:
:If fPart( [A] (O+1,N+1))*10=4
can be rewriten to this:
:If 4=10fPart([A](O+1,N+1
to save some bytes


what kind of equipment are you planning.

anyway, looks good so far.

What i mean by the tenths place, is the part of the number directlly to the right of the decimal place.  but i changed it to just use the entire decimal place, everything to the right of the decimal place. and it still isn't working right... help?  i can't see any error in my code.  if you really want me to i'll post the entire thing =](my calc isn't linking well still.).  

on a side note, i have a graphical status screen going, with a scrollbar and everything =P.  and i decided that yes, i am completlly re-doing the fighting screen, i would love it if someone would post some 8*8 sprites of a swoardsman, and an enemy(swoardsman needs to be able to dive and swing at the enemy, and cast magic. enemies i have planned are gaurds, goblin and mage.  each one of those need to be able to cast magic, and attack).   support would be greatlly appreciated.  heck, i might even be forced to name the main charicter after you=P.

Oh, and I've decided that i'm just going to keep progress on the first post, instead of posting it here every  other day =P

I see the error

If fPart([A](1,1)=.2

you aren't closing the fpart -.-

If .2=fpart([A](1,1

nah dont worry we all have to start somewhere to learn anyway all of us started by asking question or getting help on how to change our calc contrast when we started doing calc stuff (except tr1p1ea who immediately went to coding a grayscale game in asm without even reading the tutorials and even knowing how to turn on the calc... j/k tr1p1ea)