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[Spyro543]

Anyone remember the little Minecraft clone I made a while ago (MCL)? Well, I'm making a 2D Minecraft clone in CASIO-BASIC. Here it is:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4YYGtfr9yM[/media]
In game controls:
ARROW KEYS: Move and Jump
EXIT Return to Menu

Main Menu controls:
1' /> Make a new world
2' /> Load world from Matrix C
3' /> Exit MClite

Some info about the save file:
MClite saves into a 7 tall by 21 wide matrix, always Mat C. The data values for the blocks are as follows:
0: Air
1: Empty Square
2: Filled Square
9: Player

DOWNLOAD BELOW!
Click here

[flyingfisch]

Looks cool, are you sure BASIC is powerful enough? Casimo is about to release the LuaFX port for SH4 (Power Graphic 2) calcs, you may want to do it with that.

[Spyro543]

Looks cool, are you sure BASIC is powerful enough?

I'm doing it in BASIC for a reason: to try to stretch BASIC to its limits to make a Minecraft like game with an FPS high enough to be playable

[flyingfisch]

sounds great! in that case, keep going, can't wait to see what you can do!

[shinolife63]

Amazing work dude, keep it up!

Edited by shinolife63, 18 April 2013 - 10:42 PM.

[brickviking]

Sorry to chime in so late on this thread, I'm not normally a necroreviver... I was trying to figure out how to turn this back into BASIC statements, as I need to type it into the calculator directly (no GII, only a G Plus). Any clues for a de-tokeniser?

Thanks in advance.

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