Zoé Martin

Well I work with Lisp languages :stuck_out_tongue: so I'd say the first case: ```racket (define (harvest crops) (cond [(wheat? crops) (make-bread water (make-flour crops))] [(hop? crops) (make-beer crops)] [else (store...

Yes, I'm talking about background maps. The gameboy has a 32x32 tilemap that you can scroll (using rSCX and rSCY). `map:` would create map data using the official 1-byte-per-tile format...

Maybe we could also leave the tile identity to runtime: ```forth create MASK01 mask: %00000000 %00000000 %00000000 %00000000 mask: %00000111 %11100000 %00000011 %11110000 mask: %11111000 %00011000 %00111100 %00001000 mask: %00000000...

But maybe I'll leave the mask thing out, and just provide a way to load maps. It seems the mask system is too tied to my game logic. I'll put...

That a very good idea. I have plans for that because that's exactly what I'm trying to add with https://github.com/euhmeuh/web-galaxy and https://github.com/soegaard/urlang. As I explore the ways you can implement...

In the mean time you can still use Racket to design a Domain Specific Language that compiles to WASM. That's what I did here: [wasm-adventure](https://github.com/euhmeuh/wasm-adventure) (it was some early attempt...

Racket is considered by many one of the most "batteries-included" Scheme out there. The standard library features a web-server, a GUI programming interface, a graphics engine... Adding to that the...

Yeah thanks for the quick reply! I'll test that tomorrow. Have a nice day! :grin: