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[Somelauw]

I have a casio CFX 9850GC PLUS. I'm pretty handy with it and I'm making a Snake game.
I don't know if this forum is meant for serious use only, but the calculator has a getkey function which only comes in handy when programming games.

My problem is:
I have programmed a snake game and everything works except drawing the snake itself.
My problem is that I'm using variables x and y as coordinats for the head of the snake.
However when I want to draw his head using:

text y, x, "O"

my x and y variables are changed to floats which makes an error occur the next step.

A solution would be to replace x and y by other values. Which ones are best suited?
Also what happens with my x and y variables?
A bigger x seems to lead to a bigger x.
A bigger y seems to lead to a lower y.
I think these are graphic coordinats. How to get these right?

My graphic viewwindow setting is (1, 127, 1, 1, 63, 1) by the way.

[kucalc]

Hello Somelauw and welcome to the UCF!

I don't know if this forum is meant for serious use only, but the calculator has a getkey function which only comes in handy when programming games.[/i]

Hehehe, don't worry. Just make yourself comfortable.

Concerning about your problem, you should use variables other the x and y. You can use A - Z and theta as your variable. Also if you want to convert a floating number to an integer, use the Int command.

I'll be moving this topic to the Programming/Development Section soon, so I'm just letting you know....