For those of you who have played the demo or read the readme, you've probably noticed that some of the tile names are either a color or just really strange.  Since I still can't think of better names, I'm in need of some help.

Here's a list of the tiles I need help on (but if you can think of better names for the other tiles don't hesitate to add them!):
1) Movable blocks
2) Green switches (they toggle the green walls on/off)
3) Green blocks (either on/off depending on state of green switch)
4) Blue blocks.  They will turn into walls or floor when you walk on them (I called them 'maybe' blocks)
5) The guy (He takes your boots when you walk on him)
6) The squares that will turn into a wall after you walk on it (you only have one chance to walk over, I called them 'big blob' since that's what it looks like before you walk on it)
7) Thin-walled tiles.  They have thin walls on one or two sides that prevent you from walking on/off in that direction (e.g. if there's a wall on the bottom, you can walk on/off from left/right, walk off from the top but not enter while moving up).
The hint blocks.  I can't choose between 'hint', '?', 'help', or 'tip'.

(If only calcs had color...)

They do, on casio line...IMO, just take out tips.

They are not too helpful, take up space, and will only slow down development on the main engine/program

I don't have the attention span to switch calculators and learn a new language (or the money to buy one) .  Actually, I'm completely finished programming the tips mechanism.  The only extra work that will have to be done is add the text when there's a level with a tip in it.

Plus, the tips actually can be useful.  One of the most obvious is the level that the tip tells you the order/direction needed to get to the exit.  Some things (like how traps work, that teleports are directional, items can be hidden under blocks, etc...) are hard to figure out without some help.

i would not remove the tips, but make some kind of legend with sprites