Well I've decided that all text and menus and such will be handled by that box on the side there. However, what do you mean by the black around the walls thing. As for the door, I'm not sure. I did it like that since it's an odd number of tiles so it is set in the middle. I was gonna have it as two doors but I thought it would look odd.

Ah ok. Well the whole zero column isn't gonna be used for maps because it evens things up on the screen. So that wouldn't be filled. But neither would be the bottom because the sprite to use there is the impossible combination. So filling it in might look weird at that point. As for the door, that could be doable.

That could be a little hard to accomplish in TI-BASIC What is that a screen from anyways?

Haha ya I know. And oh ok, to hard to tell

Thanks.

So I did a little math 'cause I was bored and was calculating how big maps will be. Full screen (meaning half screen in this case) maps will be a whopping 558 bytes and half screen (meaning quarter screen) will be 270 bytes (Assuming I use strings as my map storage system, which is what it looks like I will be doing right now.)

There isn't any grayscale in this game...it will be pure TI-BASIC (with maybe the exception of XCOPY or something). If you are referring to DJ's post here that was just a joke. He just made a screenshot of a game, converted it to grayscale and then pasted it on the map section of my game.

Update:
So I thought I would show the map display program do the mart, with a little bit of the movement engine too. I will say right now that none of it is perfect yet (as you see in the black and white screenshot). The reason I am able to go into that wall is because I have it set on pixel test right now. Let me know what you guys think

Thanks Ya, I don't know if I will put them separately but I will definitely be using Archive/Unarchive. It all just depends. I don't know how big everything will be though. If I can I would like to hold off of XCOPY (Plus I still need to read on how it works )

Ya, the only reason that top row takes the longest is because it is all Text Sprites. Other than that it skips all spaces and the ASCII tokens display really fast. I also think I will be having it set to be adjustable depending where you are. So like a mart will be fifteen tiles wide while a outside map will be thirty-one tiles long. Then it adjusts the display routine to the size. I'm tired so that probably sounds repetitive or off or something

As for Rick Astley, could be a bit hard to fit that into a 3*5 sprite However, I've been thinking about having pictures for the main character and some other people...Hmmm