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Um, maybe something to do with it being horribly inefficient? Though I suppose that depends on what type of Basic you are using and/or your compiler.

Sounds good to me.

I think whyme's a she lol :o @ontopic: is there going to be a formal deadline? and if so when?

Well, if I got off my lazy ass and actually worked on it, I could probably finish it within a week, but me getting off my lazy ass is an all too rare occurance, so I'd give it more like 2-3 weeks realistically.

My guess would be it's in NpcRegu.

Roflmao. I love how he keeps saying thank you and it types thank you.

Hmm, well do want to be able to do windows programming in your language (i.e. buttons, textboxes, listboxes and all that shit)? Cause right now you don't have anything which does that sort of stuff.

That's because, when you open a file with Notepad and save it, even if you didn't change anything, Notepad automatically converts all 0x00 bytes to 0x20 bytes which messes up the file.

I don't think that was meant as a condescending comment, he was just accurately describing assembly.

Happy birthday to FrozenFire!

Re: Quickie Guide to the Mods Section (update 29/01/10) Alright, fair enough. why? :( :)

Re: Quickie Guide to the Mods Section (update 29/01/10) Well I dunno about links that don't work, but I notice you never put this mod on the list. I even put the little description thingy at the start of the thread so you don't have to do as much work :).

I don't think you've forgotten anything dumb, and this seems to be a good start.

Yeah I kinda agree with DT about the test making false assumptions. Some of my results seem right and some don't.

Well, organya doesn't allow you to do fancy effects like flanger/phaser/wah/distortion/what-have-you. There is, however, a way you can sort of simulate tone change effects. Have two different instruments of the two different tones you want and have them play the same notes as each other. Then...

Re: Sue's Workshop - Again in Development! Hey SP you do realize that the 0x1000 flag is the only "custom" flag? And that you misspelled "custom"? The other flag (0x0100) is not a custom flag; it has the same function for every NPC (namely call event on contact with player). That's why you...

sounds nifty but I don't know that it really fits the style. But like Lace said, the next person can do what they will with it (not me, I feel like I've kinda been hogging this thread :rolleyes:).

Well what you're describing sounds more low level than c++ so it seems like compiling to c++ would be like going backwards, and it would be better to compile directly to assembly.

The RETN statement at 0x481F0B is not in a subroutine, so I'm guessing it's the end of the program.

And what stuff do you want to be able to do in this language?

So I'm guessing "RETN" outside of a subroutine ends the program?

That depends, do you want it to compile to *.exe format, interpret code on the fly or be somewhere in between those two extremes (like Java and Liberty BASIC which both compile to an intermediate language, which is then compiled)?

How do you know where in the exe the program starts? Like when you open Cave Story, what offset does it start executing commands at?

What Noxid said. You're limited to 256 samples per instrument (for melodic instruments). To confirm this, I even wrote a program that used the wave100 resource extracted using resource hacker in conjunction with an org file to create a wave file of the org, and it sounded exactly like it does...

I've investigated further, and it's divided into 100 sections (1 for each org melodic instrument) of 256 bytes each.