Changed how the program works internally. Cleaned up many things, structures are now used, removed redundant code. Line 1 now contains displayed puzzle, to make it easier to change puzzle. There is support for multiple puzzle but only displays first puzzle currently. Just need to come up with a design for choosing puzzle number. I may also add random puzzles too. Will be easy to add but pictures wont make sense (obviously).

Update

added ability to choose levels with l and r added ability to change size of puzzles in edit mode with l and r

Currently there are only 3 puzzles, you can add more by adding to the puzzledata function. Start after 3rd

function puzzledata() //start leveldata //.... (data for prev. Levels) puzzle[4].data=[31,17,17,17,31] puzzle[4].size=5 //end leveldata return void()

Adding the above code would make a square using a 5x5 grid. The data is obtained using editmode and represents the value on right side of each row starting from top row seperated by commas

Implemented a heat map (a suggestion from my son when we were playing) for most rotated tiles, when the board has been solved by the player.

@jmcdowall Someone wrote an entire book about variations on the Commodore BASIC program that generates this kind of maze. You might enjoy it.

Link to the 10 PRINT book

Aaaaaand... Whoah.

I actually made this too. May want to ditch keyboard and use controller to select a number. Up can decrease or increase (depending on your taste) and down do the opposite. Pushing a can confirm choice. I did keyboard on my first version too. You can have program draw the current number as user changes its value

@Martin 136 lines

@Tratax Have shared this if anyone wants to try it out or is curious about how it works!

Ohhh yeah.. I'm recovered from that now.. thankfully I had not gone TOO far with it at that point. I also made some positive changes in my code to affect future versions so all is well! :)

@Spacemario said in MML Music Parser (GW-Basic origin):

@Nisse5 How consumption-ready is this? As in, if you share it, can I paste in your functions and call them from my main game loop?

I started getting annoyed with the limitations in my current music code last night, and I'm at a "build or 'buy'" point right now... :D

Sure, it's ready for the functionality it currently supports. The issue right now is the stereo pan bug that was introduced in the update. I need to create a workaround for this in docked mode if I'm going to share it.

@rdurbin I just sent you a friend request.

Over the past couple of days I've added the music and the attract/title screen.

There's still a lot to do but it is really starting to come together now

Hello @Giauz-Ragnarock ! I am he. I’ve had some distractions, so haven’t been able to continue with this as much as I’d like. I’m still contemplating themes and plot though, so hopefully not much will stop me when I get back to this!

No doubt there was just wondering where that came from as I've been a Tetris fan since game boy

@SteveZX81 said in New secret Project:

The Battle for Odnetnin

Very Nice !
I think I will keep it.
When the creatPoly function will be available I will make a retro splashscreen.

Don't worry, I currently have a job.
But it would be a pleasure to work in the gaming industry !

@senas8 said in XPM Graphics Converter ("transferring" graphics from computers and other sources):

wow very nice, so to import an image first convert it to xpm and write out the code from that in your program?

Yes, you have a sample picture in the program that would show you how it's done.

@MikeDX thanks, ill do that when i get further along that screenshot is good for now.

Hi @void00

Can you be please more specific on how you do it? I reallized I can export to xpm or xbm and rewrite the "sprite code" manually. But I assume you've some hw trick to do this for you - can you share the details ?