about 500 bytes actually

well not that much progress today, but I'm in the  middle of makign it so you can make your own buildings.

Sorry to hear about the loss. I hope you do some frequent backups in case you get more crashes later. X.x

I can't wait for the BETA. What will be included in it, by the way?

Cool, and which units will be working? I assume this will be mostly the basic, for now?

I need help, and soon si vous plait (if you please)

I need help with my map displaying option (I'm redoing my battle system again due to a random crash I experience -- I'm backing up files on computer now )

I seriously forgot some aspect of my displaying routine.  I know my 16x16 4 level grayscale sprite drawing is correct, but I need help on this:
.X = top left part of map to be displayed's X coordinate
.Y = top left part of map to be displayed's Y coordinate
.{L1} = pointer to the map appvar holding numeric values representing the tiles
.{L2} = pointer to the appvar that contains the environment tiles' sprite data
.the subroutine sub(DSP,x,y,ptr_to_512bit_sprite displays a 512bit (16x16 in 4 level gray) at x and y starting at the given pointer (this definately works already)

Lbl DMP
For(J,0,3
For(I,0,5
sub(DSP,I*16,J*16,{Y+J*30+X+I+{L1}}*64+{L2}
End
End
Return

...any help at all?  the variables used in the drawing routine are explained at the top of the code.

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.X = top left part of map to be displayed's X coordinate
.Y = top left part of map to be displayed's Y coordinate
.{L1} = pointer to the map appvar holding numeric values representing the tiles
.{L2} = pointer to the appvar that contains the environment tiles' sprite data
.the subroutine sub(DSP,x,y,ptr_to_512bit_sprite displays a 512bit (16x16 in 4 level gray) at x and y starting at the given pointer (this definately works already)

Lbl DMP
For(J,0,3
For(I,0,5
sub(DSP,I*16,J*16,{Y+J*30+X+I+{L1}}*64+{L2}
End
End
Return


Hmm, maybe this would work:
Lbl DMP
For(J,0,3
For(I,0,5
{L1}->A
sub(DSP,I*16,J*16,{Y+J*30+X+I+A}*64+{L2}
End
End
ReturnI think I've made stuff look like this before.  Good luck.

what's the width of the map?

what are X and Y? are they just row/column of the tilemap? meaning X is a value between 0 and 24 and Y is a value between 0 and 26?