Hi all!
This is my first real BASIC project. Any advice or constructive criticism is welcomed.

Anyways, the goal of SpriteX is to have the ability to draw sprites on the calculator, without having to use the Pen tool. Eventually, the program will be able to draw lines, erase lines and load and save sprites from a list.
The GUI looks a little something like this
*insert image here when the web filter isn't being stupid*


The code that I have right now to write the data to the screen isn't working, but here it is anyway.

Code:

The most obvious things I see about that code is that 1) You can remove all the ")" characters to save a bunch of space, and 2) You never change the x,y params, so each one is drawing it 0,0--you need to change the coordinates to draw to different places.

What calculator is this for, Prizm, TI, or something else?

I believe the TI-83+ with the Doors CS library.

Also, it looks like this is your desired image:

But the way you're drawing it is totally wrong. I suggest you read the PutSprite wiki page. What you're drawing is 64 8x8 sprites at 0,0, but the data you're sending in is more like 8x12 (12 bytes). What you're actually trying to draw is a single 96x64 pixel sprite at 0,0.

Made some new code to hopefully fix the problem, but it created a new one. All my calcs crash upon running the program.

Code:

No, it was actually the PicArc library. Is there a length limit to the string? Did you actually type enter after every 16 characters?

I am using the Doors CS Library. Code is still not working, so I guess I'll have to use a Pic instead. Really don't want to, but it will have to do for now I guess. Is there anyway to do button interrupts in Z80 basic?

You seem to be missing a few arguments to identity(5..., which is probably responsible for the crash:

http://dcs.cemetech.net/index.php?title=BasicLibs:PutSprite

identity(5,"HEXSTRING",x,y,w,h,logic,flip,update_lcd) vs.
identity(5,"YOURHEX",0,0,96,64,0,1)