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Lachesis at 19:34, 20 January 2013

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	Robotic is the scripting or programming language that is used within [[MegaZeux]]. It allows the [[Robot\|Robots]] placed into a MegaZeux game by an [[:Category:MZXers\|MZXer]] to interact with each other and change the game environment around them in various ways. Using Robotic, MegaZeux can go far beyond its very basic gameplay style, incorporating sidescrolling or platforming styles of play, RPG-styled battles, [[pixel-precise]] environments, and even first-person viewpoints and roguelikes.		Robotic is the scripting or programming language that is used within [[MegaZeux]]. It allows the [[Robot\|Robots]] placed into a MegaZeux game by an [[:Category:MZXers\|MZXer]] to interact with each other and change the game environment around them in various ways. Using Robotic, MegaZeux can go far beyond its very basic gameplay style, incorporating sidescrolling or platforming styles of play, RPG-styled battles, [[pixel-precise]] environments, and even first-person viewpoints and roguelikes.

	Robotic's first iterations (under the name Robo-P until MegaZeux 2.XX) were considerably more basic. [[~~alexis\|Greg~~ Janson]] expanded Robotic heavily in the shareware days of MegaZeux to include many more counters, commands and features (including such fundamentals as palette editing, ''copy block'', the "[[loopcount]]" counter, and the near-universal ability to [[counter interpolation\|insert a counter's value]] into any place in Robotic code). For a while after MegaZeux was released as an open-source program, Robotic's power increased very conservately; the biggest reason for this was that the source code for the Robotic editor was completely lost. Eventually [[Exophase]], [[Akwende]] and others used kludges involving strings and newly added counters in MegaZeux to allow for Robots to handle things they had not been able to handle before. Examples of features added this way include [[Sprite\|sprites]], [[file access\|file reading/writing]], and [[expressions\|mathematical expressions]].		Robotic's first iterations (under the name Robo-P until MegaZeux 2.XX) were considerably more basic. [[Alexis Janson]] expanded Robotic heavily in the shareware days of MegaZeux to include many more counters, commands and features (including such fundamentals as palette editing, ''copy block'', the "[[loopcount]]" counter, and the near-universal ability to [[counter interpolation\|insert a counter's value]] into any place in Robotic code). For a while after MegaZeux was released as an open-source program, Robotic's power increased very conservately; the biggest reason for this was that the source code for the Robotic editor was completely lost. Eventually [[Exophase]], [[Akwende]] and others used kludges involving strings and newly added counters in MegaZeux to allow for Robots to handle things they had not been able to handle before. Examples of features added this way include [[Sprite\|sprites]], [[file access\|file reading/writing]], and [[expressions\|mathematical expressions]].

	The space for new Robotic commands is limited through the world format, and is nearly full; as a result, there have been no new commands added despite Exophase completely re-writing the code for the Robotic editor, and will likely never be any new commands until the world format changes (which would be at MegaZeux 3.XX).		The space for new Robotic commands is limited through the world format, and is nearly full; as a result, there have been no new commands added despite Exophase completely re-writing the code for the Robotic editor, and will likely never be any new commands until the world format changes (which would be at MegaZeux 3.XX).

	[[Category:MegaZeux]]		[[Category:MegaZeux]]

Kuroneko at 02:27, 29 December 2010

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	Robotic is the scripting or programming language that is used within [[MegaZeux]]. It allows the [[Robot\|Robots]] placed into a MegaZeux game by an [[:Category:MZXers\|MZXer]] to interact with each other and change the game environment around them in various ways. Using Robotic, MegaZeux can go far beyond its very basic gameplay style, incorporating sidescrolling or platforming styles of play, RPG-styled battles, pixel-precise environments, and even first-person viewpoints and roguelikes.		Robotic is the scripting or programming language that is used within [[MegaZeux]]. It allows the [[Robot\|Robots]] placed into a MegaZeux game by an [[:Category:MZXers\|MZXer]] to interact with each other and change the game environment around them in various ways. Using Robotic, MegaZeux can go far beyond its very basic gameplay style, incorporating sidescrolling or platforming styles of play, RPG-styled battles, [[pixel-precise]] environments, and even first-person viewpoints and roguelikes.

	Robotic's first iterations (under the name Robo-P until MegaZeux 2.XX) were considerably more basic. [[alexis\|Greg Janson]] expanded Robotic heavily in the shareware days of MegaZeux to include many more counters, commands and features (including such fundamentals as palette editing, ''copy block'', the "[[loopcount]]" counter, and the near-universal ability to [[counter interpolation\|insert a counter's value]] into any place in Robotic code). For a while after MegaZeux was released as an open-source program, Robotic's power increased very conservately; the biggest reason for this was that the source code for the Robotic editor was completely lost. Eventually [[Exophase]], [[Akwende]] and others used kludges involving strings and newly added counters in MegaZeux to allow for Robots to handle things they had not been able to handle before. Examples of features added this way include [[Sprite\|sprites]], [[file access\|file reading/writing]], and [[expressions\|mathematical expressions]].		Robotic's first iterations (under the name Robo-P until MegaZeux 2.XX) were considerably more basic. [[alexis\|Greg Janson]] expanded Robotic heavily in the shareware days of MegaZeux to include many more counters, commands and features (including such fundamentals as palette editing, ''copy block'', the "[[loopcount]]" counter, and the near-universal ability to [[counter interpolation\|insert a counter's value]] into any place in Robotic code). For a while after MegaZeux was released as an open-source program, Robotic's power increased very conservately; the biggest reason for this was that the source code for the Robotic editor was completely lost. Eventually [[Exophase]], [[Akwende]] and others used kludges involving strings and newly added counters in MegaZeux to allow for Robots to handle things they had not been able to handle before. Examples of features added this way include [[Sprite\|sprites]], [[file access\|file reading/writing]], and [[expressions\|mathematical expressions]].

Kuroneko at 02:05, 29 December 2010

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	Robotic is the scripting or programming language that is used within [[MegaZeux]]. It allows the [[Robot\|Robots]] placed into a MegaZeux game by an [[:Category:MZXers\|MZXer]] to interact with each other and change the game environment around them in various ways. Using Robotic, MegaZeux can go far beyond its very basic gameplay style, incorporating sidescrolling or platforming styles of play, RPG-styled battles, pixel-~~perfect~~ environments, and even first-person viewpoints and roguelikes.		Robotic is the scripting or programming language that is used within [[MegaZeux]]. It allows the [[Robot\|Robots]] placed into a MegaZeux game by an [[:Category:MZXers\|MZXer]] to interact with each other and change the game environment around them in various ways. Using Robotic, MegaZeux can go far beyond its very basic gameplay style, incorporating sidescrolling or platforming styles of play, RPG-styled battles, pixel-precise environments, and even first-person viewpoints and roguelikes.

	Robotic's first iterations (under the name Robo-P until MegaZeux 2.XX) were considerably more basic. [[alexis\|Greg Janson]] expanded Robotic heavily in the shareware days of MegaZeux to include many more counters, commands and features (including such fundamentals as palette editing, ''copy block'', the "[[loopcount]]" counter, and the near-universal ability to [[counter interpolation\|insert a counter's value]] into any place in Robotic code). For a while after MegaZeux was released as an open-source program, Robotic's power increased very conservately; the biggest reason for this was that the source code for the Robotic editor was completely lost. Eventually [[Exophase]], [[Akwende]] and others used kludges involving strings and newly added counters in MegaZeux to allow for Robots to handle things they had not been able to handle before. Examples of features added this way include [[Sprite\|sprites]], [[file access\|file reading/writing]], and [[expressions\|mathematical expressions]].		Robotic's first iterations (under the name Robo-P until MegaZeux 2.XX) were considerably more basic. [[alexis\|Greg Janson]] expanded Robotic heavily in the shareware days of MegaZeux to include many more counters, commands and features (including such fundamentals as palette editing, ''copy block'', the "[[loopcount]]" counter, and the near-universal ability to [[counter interpolation\|insert a counter's value]] into any place in Robotic code). For a while after MegaZeux was released as an open-source program, Robotic's power increased very conservately; the biggest reason for this was that the source code for the Robotic editor was completely lost. Eventually [[Exophase]], [[Akwende]] and others used kludges involving strings and newly added counters in MegaZeux to allow for Robots to handle things they had not been able to handle before. Examples of features added this way include [[Sprite\|sprites]], [[file access\|file reading/writing]], and [[expressions\|mathematical expressions]].

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	Robotic is the scripting or programming language that is used within [[MegaZeux]]. It allows the [[Robot\|Robots]] placed into a MegaZeux game by an [[:Category:MZXers\|MZXer]] to interact with each other and change the game environment around them in various ways. Using Robotic, MegaZeux can go far beyond its very basic gameplay style, incorporating sidescrolling or platforming styles of play, RPG-styled battles, pixel-perfect environments, and even first-person viewpoints and roguelikes.		Robotic is the scripting or programming language that is used within [[MegaZeux]]. It allows the [[Robot\|Robots]] placed into a MegaZeux game by an [[:Category:MZXers\|MZXer]] to interact with each other and change the game environment around them in various ways. Using Robotic, MegaZeux can go far beyond its very basic gameplay style, incorporating sidescrolling or platforming styles of play, RPG-styled battles, pixel-perfect environments, and even first-person viewpoints and roguelikes.

	Robotic's first iterations (under the name Robo-P until MegaZeux 2.XX) were considerably more basic. [[alexis\|Greg Janson]] expanded Robotic heavily in the shareware days of MegaZeux to include many more counters, commands and features (including such fundamentals as palette editing, ''copy block'', the "[[loopcount]]" counter, and the near-universal ability to insert a counter's value into any place in Robotic code). For a while after MegaZeux was released as an open-source program, Robotic's power increased very conservately; the biggest reason for this was that the source code for the Robotic editor was completely lost. Eventually [[Exophase]], [[Akwende]] and others used kludges involving strings and newly added counters in MegaZeux to allow for Robots to handle things they had not been able to handle before. Examples of features added this way include [[Sprite\|~~Sprites~~]], file reading/writing, and mathematical expressions.		Robotic's first iterations (under the name Robo-P until MegaZeux 2.XX) were considerably more basic. [[alexis\|Greg Janson]] expanded Robotic heavily in the shareware days of MegaZeux to include many more counters, commands and features (including such fundamentals as palette editing, ''copy block'', the "[[loopcount]]" counter, and the near-universal ability to [[counter interpolation\|insert a counter's value]] into any place in Robotic code). For a while after MegaZeux was released as an open-source program, Robotic's power increased very conservately; the biggest reason for this was that the source code for the Robotic editor was completely lost. Eventually [[Exophase]], [[Akwende]] and others used kludges involving strings and newly added counters in MegaZeux to allow for Robots to handle things they had not been able to handle before. Examples of features added this way include [[Sprite\|sprites]], [[file access\|file reading/writing]], and [[expressions\|mathematical expressions]].

	The space for new Robotic commands is limited through the world format, and is nearly full; as a result, there have been no new commands added despite Exophase completely re-writing the code for the Robotic editor, and will likely never be any new commands until the world format changes (which would be at MegaZeux 3.XX).		The space for new Robotic commands is limited through the world format, and is nearly full; as a result, there have been no new commands added despite Exophase completely re-writing the code for the Robotic editor, and will likely never be any new commands until the world format changes (which would be at MegaZeux 3.XX).

	[[Category:MegaZeux]]		[[Category:MegaZeux]]

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Robotic is the scripting or programming language that is used within [[MegaZeux]]. It allows the [[Robot|Robots]] placed into a MegaZeux game by an [[:Category:MZXers|MZXer]] to interact with each other and change the game environment around them in various ways. Using Robotic, MegaZeux can go far beyond its very basic gameplay style, incorporating sidescrolling or platforming styles of play, RPG-styled battles, pixel-perfect environments, and even first-person viewpoints and roguelikes.

Robotic's first iterations (under the name Robo-P until MegaZeux 2.XX) were considerably more basic. [[alexis|Greg Janson]] expanded Robotic heavily in the shareware days of MegaZeux to include many more counters, commands and features (including such fundamentals as palette editing, ''copy block'', the "[[loopcount]]" counter, and the near-universal ability to insert a counter's value into any place in Robotic code). For a while after MegaZeux was released as an open-source program, Robotic's power increased very conservately; the biggest reason for this was that the source code for the Robotic editor was completely lost. Eventually [[Exophase]], [[Akwende]] and others used kludges involving strings and newly added counters in MegaZeux to allow for Robots to handle things they had not been able to handle before. Examples of features added this way include [[Sprite|Sprites]], file reading/writing, and mathematical expressions.

The space for new Robotic commands is limited through the world format, and is nearly full; as a result, there have been no new commands added despite Exophase completely re-writing the code for the Robotic editor, and will likely never be any new commands until the world format changes (which would be at MegaZeux 3.XX).

[[Category:MegaZeux]]

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	~~digitalmzx community = country fried FAGGOTS~~		Robotic is the scripting or programming language that is used within [[MegaZeux]]. It allows the [[Robot\|Robots]] placed into a MegaZeux game by an [[:Category:MZXers\|MZXer]] to interact with each other and change the game environment around them in various ways. Using Robotic, MegaZeux can go far beyond its very basic gameplay style, incorporating sidescrolling or platforming styles of play, RPG-styled battles, pixel-perfect environments, and even first-person viewpoints and roguelikes.

	~~i love proxies~~. i'~~m unstoppable now~~		Robotic's first iterations (under the name Robo-P until MegaZeux 2.XX) were considerably more basic. [[alexis\|Greg Janson]] expanded Robotic heavily in the shareware days of MegaZeux to include many more counters, commands and features (including such fundamentals as palette editing, ''copy block'', the "[[loopcount]]" counter, and the near-universal ability to insert a counter's value into any place in Robotic code). For a while after MegaZeux was released as an open-source program, Robotic's power increased very conservately; the biggest reason for this was that the source code for the Robotic editor was completely lost. Eventually [[Exophase]], [[Akwende]] and others used kludges involving strings and newly added counters in MegaZeux to allow for Robots to handle things they had not been able to handle before. Examples of features added this way include [[Sprite\|Sprites]], file reading/writing, and mathematical expressions.

	(until ~~you change~~ the format ~~of your wiki~~ at ~~which time i've won~~)		The space for new Robotic commands is limited through the world format, and is nearly full; as a result, there have been no new commands added despite Exophase completely re-writing the code for the Robotic editor, and will likely never be any new commands until the world format changes (which would be at MegaZeux 3.XX).

			[[Category:MegaZeux]]

67.159.5.132 at 21:41, 31 March 2007

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	Robotic is the scripting or programming language that is used within [[MegaZeux]]. It allows the [[Robot\|Robots]] placed into a MegaZeux game by an [[:Category:MZXers\|MZXer]] to interact with each other and change the game environment around them in various ways. Using Robotic, MegaZeux can go far beyond its very basic gameplay style, incorporating sidescrolling or platforming styles of play, RPG-styled battles, pixel-perfect environments, and even first-person viewpoints and roguelikes.		digitalmzx community = country fried FAGGOTS

	~~Robotic's first iterations (under the name Robo-P until MegaZeux 2~~.XX) were considerably more basic. [[alexis\|Greg Janson]] expanded Robotic heavily in the shareware days of MegaZeux to include many more counters, commands and features (including such fundamentals as palette editing, ''copy block'', the "[[loopcount]]" counter, and the near-universal ability to insert a counter's value into any place in Robotic code). For a while after MegaZeux was released as an open-source program, Robotic's power increased very conservately; the biggest reason for this was that the source code for the Robotic editor was completely lost. Eventually [[Exophase]], [[Akwende]] and others used kludges involving strings and newly added counters in MegaZeux to allow for Robots to handle things they had not been able to handle before. Examples of features added this way include [[Sprite\|Sprites]], file reading/writing, and mathematical expressions.		i love proxies. i'm unstoppable now

	The space for new Robotic commands is limited through the world format, and is nearly full; as a result, there have been no new commands added despite Exophase completely re-writing the code for the Robotic editor, and will likely never be any new commands until the ~~world~~ format ~~changes (~~which ~~would be at MegaZeux 3.XX~~).		(until you change the format of your wiki at which time i've won)

	~~[[Category:MegaZeux]]~~

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	~~Fuck you flaming faggots~~. I'll never ~~stop vandalizing~~. ~~I can change my IP at will!~~ :)		Robotic is the scripting or programming language that is used within [[MegaZeux]]. It allows the [[Robot\|Robots]] placed into a MegaZeux game by an [[:Category:MZXers\|MZXer]] to interact with each other and change the game environment around them in various ways. Using Robotic, MegaZeux can go far beyond its very basic gameplay style, incorporating sidescrolling or platforming styles of play, RPG-styled battles, pixel-perfect environments, and even first-person viewpoints and roguelikes.

			Robotic's first iterations (under the name Robo-P until MegaZeux 2.XX) were considerably more basic. [[alexis\|Greg Janson]] expanded Robotic heavily in the shareware days of MegaZeux to include many more counters, commands and features (including such fundamentals as palette editing, ''copy block'', the "[[loopcount]]" counter, and the near-universal ability to insert a counter's value into any place in Robotic code). For a while after MegaZeux was released as an open-source program, Robotic's power increased very conservately; the biggest reason for this was that the source code for the Robotic editor was completely lost. Eventually [[Exophase]], [[Akwende]] and others used kludges involving strings and newly added counters in MegaZeux to allow for Robots to handle things they had not been able to handle before. Examples of features added this way include [[Sprite\|Sprites]], file reading/writing, and mathematical expressions.

			The space for new Robotic commands is limited through the world format, and is nearly full; as a result, there have been no new commands added despite Exophase completely re-writing the code for the Robotic editor, and will likely never be any new commands until the world format changes (which would be at MegaZeux 3.XX).

			[[Category:MegaZeux]]

75.44.190.228 at 10:36, 24 March 2007

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	~~Faggot community~~!		Fuck you flaming faggots. I'll never stop vandalizing. I can change my IP at will! :)

75.44.190.228 at 10:11, 24 March 2007

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	Robotic is the scripting or programming language that is used within [[MegaZeux]]. It allows the [[Robot\|Robots]] placed into a MegaZeux game by an [[:Category:MZXers\|MZXer]] to interact with each other and change the game environment around them in various ways. Using Robotic, MegaZeux can go far beyond its very basic gameplay style, incorporating sidescrolling or platforming styles of play, RPG-styled battles, pixel-perfect environments, and even first-person viewpoints and roguelikes.		Faggot community!

	Robotic's first iterations (under the name Robo-P until MegaZeux 2.XX) were considerably more basic. [[alexis\|Greg Janson]] expanded Robotic heavily in the shareware days of MegaZeux to include many more counters, commands and features (including such fundamentals as palette editing, ''copy block'', the "[[loopcount]]" counter, and the near-universal ability to insert a counter's value into any place in Robotic code). For a while after MegaZeux was released as an open-source program, Robotic's power increased very conservately; the biggest reason for this was that the source code for the Robotic editor was completely lost. Eventually [[Exophase]], [[Akwende]] and others used kludges involving strings and newly added counters in MegaZeux to allow for Robots to handle things they had not been able to handle before. Examples of features added this way include [[Sprite\|Sprites]], file reading/writing, and mathematical expressions.

	The space for new Robotic commands is limited through the world format, and is nearly full; as a result, there have been no new commands added despite Exophase completely re-writing the code for the Robotic editor, and will likely never be any new commands until the world format changes (which would be at MegaZeux 3.XX).

	~~[[Category:MegaZeux]]~~