Hey guys! First off, THOLITU. It has become a pretty advanced interpreted language, and I wanted your opinion of "should I release it?". It can do a good bit of stuff and is much more compact that SimpleC. Here's SmileBASIC code:
?X; OP$; Y; "="; Z
?""
?"Press B"
@ENDLOOP
IF !(BUTTON()AND 32)GOTO@ENDLOOP
END
Here's SimpleC:
OUT<VAR[X]
OUT<STR[O]
OUT<VAR[Y]
OUT<"="
OUT<VAR[Z]
OUT<"\n"
OUT<"\n"
OUT<"Press B"
SLP[BUT[32]]
STOP
Here's THOLITU. Notice how much smaller the code is compared to the other 2 languages.
-<&%*X&%$O&%*Y{=}&%*Z||{Press B}
!O{0}>B@32
>|
This is obviously much more compact, but harder. It is an esoteric programming language. Should I release the interpreter? There are no mass-commands in that (besides !O ). !O is the THOLITU equilavent of SLP[BUT[]] in SimpleC. The rest is all regular. &%*X means to print *X, &%$O means to print $O (* means variable whilst $ means string), &%*Y means print *Y, {=} means print "=" and &%*Z means print *Z. A bar | means to go to the next line, so || skips 2 lines. Then {Press B} means print "Press B". the !O{0}>B@32 means SimpleC SLP[BUT[32]] and >| means END.
Changelog for Minecraft DS Beta 1.8:
+ Added terrain generator (not toggleable yet) (courtesy of Bluerobin)
+ Added nighttime as an option (courtesy of LeviCelJir)
+ Added option to have up to 5 slimes on your map.
+ Added mod support (install mods under the subroutine @MODS)
+ Added options with render distance
- Removed Herobrine