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Hunchback is back!Hi, I would like to publish again an old-fashion style writing what perhaps should be valueable if we wrote 1985. Maybe somebody will try it ... …
... CASTLE DATA *
310 LET C=33555
320 DIM A(15 ... REM * PROGRAM CODE *
1010 DATA 175,50,144,101,50 ... ,190,98,203
1060 DATA 102,196,200,98,203 ... ,184,136,205
1100 DATA 76,154,58,160,96 ... ,154,221,33
1120 DATA 163,146,205,202,154 ... -
De zeven sleutels van TARKUSI've decided to type in the game "De zeven sleutels van TARKUS" from a book I have for many years now. And, it seems the game as it was printed in…
I've decided to type in the game "De zeven sleutels van TARKUS" from a book I have for many years now.
And, it seems the game as it was printed in the book, didn't work.
So there are some modifications in there to make it work ... -
BASIC-code challengeFor the BASIC-coders among us. There is a number that has following aspects. divided by 16 remains 15 divided by 15 remains 14 divided by 14 remain…
... you go:
10 DATA 0,1,1,1,3 ... ,13,13,16
15 DIM m(17)
20 FOR ... /> 40 NEXT i
50 DATA 1, 9, 10, 11, 2 ... modulus 11, etc.
The DATA in line 50 holds the ... -
Need some help making a BASIC gameI'm creating a text adventure in 128 BASIC (I don't like using the 'keywords' in 48 BASIC - It's slow and annoying!) called "The Legend of The Red Dr…
... .
I.e.
DIM A(5)
LET A ... /> SAVE "GAME 1" DATA A()
LOAD ""DATA A()
LET ... -
Pocket Clive - 2 QuestionsHello, I've just started using Pocket Clive on my iPaq pocket PC, excellent emulator BTW. 1. I have just wrote a small BASIC program to randomly pi…
... LET b=6
40 DIM a(n)
50 FOR ... LET b=6
70 DIM a(n)
80 FOR ...
220 RETURN
230 DATA 65268,8,58,120,92 ... ,71,237
240 DATA 95,79,201
How do I save?I've made a HUGE text adventure with lots of collectables and lots of locations, but how can I get the user to save their game to tape if they need t…
Same excercise.
DIM A(10)
LET A(1)=WOOD
LET A(2)=STONE
SAVE "DATA" DATA A()
LOAD "DATA" DATA A()
LET STONE=A(2)
LET WOOD=A(1)How do I save?I've made a HUGE text adventure with lots of collectables and lots of locations, but how can I get the user to save their game to tape if they need t…
... and use a series of DATA statements to refer to each ... .
DATA "1", "key"
DATA "2", "sword"
DATA "3", "food ... then use :-
5 DIM I(10): REM you can ...How do I save?I've made a HUGE text adventure with lots of collectables and lots of locations, but how can I get the user to save their game to tape if they need t…
... you need to save the data just save all the arrays ...
For ex:
DIM obj(10) : REM all the ... objects
DIM o$(10): REM descript of ... all objects
DIM invent(5): REM player inventory ... to do: SAVE "invent" DATA invent()+3e file manager program/projectFirstly let's get one thing sorted. This program/project is written entirely in basic, as I am a lamo who doesnt know enough M/C. It really Is'nt th…
... . For example:
[B]DIM a$(4000)[/B]
[B ... ] statement stores the amount of data that was written to the ...Little BASIC gameTry to make all standard BASIC-errors and tell us how you did it. Not allowed i.e. : PRINT USR 1362 D - Break cont-repeats but ok 10 GO TO 10 RU…
... :1[/B]
10 DIM a(5)
20 PRINT ... , 20:1[/B]
DIM a(50000)
[B]4 ... , 0:1[/B]
DIM a(70000)
[B]B ...
[B]E Out of DATA, 0:1[/B]
[/code ..."The Last Question" by Isaac AsimovBelow is an amazing short SF story I first read a few years ago. I recently rediscovered it and if you've got a spare few minutes, have a read... […
... was guided into the dim sea of Galaxies and ... the dimmest of the dim far past. Almost all ... br /> Man said, "Collect additional data."
The Cosmic AC ... MANY TlMES. ALL THE DATA I HAVE REMAINS INSUFFICIENT ... />
All collected data had come to a final ...Converting m$ to dataI created a maze using a matrix of 704 characters. In order to save memory, and since the maze it's just walls and spaces which could be interpreted …
... />
-Create a new numeric data array ( m(88 ), for eg ... and PEEK to store the data in the array, but I ... work:
[code]
DIM m(INT ((LEN m$)/8 ... /> -Create a routine to read data from the m array and ...Converting m$ to dataI created a maze using a matrix of 704 characters. In order to save memory, and since the maze it's just walls and spaces which could be interpreted …
... />
-Create a new numeric data array ( m(88 ), for eg ... and PEEK to store the data in the array, but I ... /> -Create a routine to read data from the m array and ... /> A DIM m(88 ) will not consume 88 bytes of data, but ...Oneliner contestHello to you all, I dare you to make a program on 1 BASIC line. Here is the place to sent your ONELINERS [url]http://www.zxspectrum.00freehost.co…
... 0,0;"SCORE=";score:
DATA 36,255,255,126,126 ... (faster) / 10 (slower)? ";l:
DIM u(85): LET x=15 ...Oneliner contestHello to you all, I dare you to make a program on 1 BASIC line. Here is the place to sent your ONELINERS [url]http://www.zxspectrum.00freehost.co…
... 's a tip to store data:
as long as ... your data values are between 0-95 ... use this trick
1 DIM P(10): FOR F=1 ... 5 X-coordinates
1 DIM P(10): FOR F=1 ...Game OptimisationBelow is a section of code Im using for movement enermy display and collision detect. What happens is that you move the sight with ,.qa and space do…
... its not just position x data I need to hold.
DIM x(10)
DIM y(10)
REM ...Oneliner contestHello to you all, I dare you to make a program on 1 BASIC line. Here is the place to sent your ONELINERS [url]http://www.zxspectrum.00freehost.co…
... ALL:
READ B$ : DATA " "
can also be ... done with
DIM B$(8 )
Saves ...Oneliner contestHello to you all, I dare you to make a program on 1 BASIC line. Here is the place to sent your ONELINERS [url]http://www.zxspectrum.00freehost.co…
... ALL:
READ B$ : DATA " "
can also be ... done with
DIM B$(8 )
Saves ... , and thanks again for your DIM() tip,
Cheers,
Oneliner contestHello to you all, I dare you to make a program on 1 BASIC line. Here is the place to sent your ONELINERS [url]http://www.zxspectrum.00freehost.co…
... ALL:
READ B$ : DATA " "
can also be ... done with
DIM B$(8 )
Saves ... :
[CODE]
1 DIM a(5): READ x,y ... e" ";
c$: NEXT e: DATA 9,9,20,0,1 ...Oneliner contestHello to you all, I dare you to make a program on 1 BASIC line. Here is the place to sent your ONELINERS [url]http://www.zxspectrum.00freehost.co…
... :
[CODE]
1 DIM a(5): READ x,y ... e" ";
c$: NEXT e: DATA 9,9,20,0,1 ...Oneliner contestHello to you all, I dare you to make a program on 1 BASIC line. Here is the place to sent your ONELINERS [url]http://www.zxspectrum.00freehost.co…
[QUOTE=Digital Prawn;208367]Right, Let's do this. I will perform your further suggested changes, and free up this further space. See if we can get that mother ship back in after all?[/QUOTE]
That sounds interesting!
Or you could ...Oneliner contestHello to you all, I dare you to make a program on 1 BASIC line. Here is the place to sent your ONELINERS [url]http://www.zxspectrum.00freehost.co…
... run M=0 from the data, why not from the formula ...
[CODE]
1 DIM i$(8,7):
FOR ... ,s,e,n:
.....
DATA 0,9,0,0,191 ...Oneliner contestHello to you all, I dare you to make a program on 1 BASIC line. Here is the place to sent your ONELINERS [url]http://www.zxspectrum.00freehost.co…
... run M=0 from the data, why not from the formula ... :
[CODE]
1 DIM i$(3,7):
FOR ...
