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yes, you're right, it was just a matter of space. And of the "nolegacy" tooltype in fact, as I had no sound without this tooltype and I searched for the reason.

I made a clone of the board game "Can't Stop". I admit, I had some help from ClaudeAI for the computer AI in this game and it worked out fine.
Just give it a try

https://github.com/phipslk/cantstop

cool, thank you both! I think I got it now.

I want to initialize a table that looks like this:

player[number].row[number].x=100
player[number].row[number].y=199

but I get errors, if I do

player={}

and then add values like

player[1].row[2].x=100

anyone who can point me to my error? better to use dim? but how?

perhaps try ActivateDisplay(id) before calling the screen mode requester?
Or use

thanks, I've noticed that too. My main problem with the IDs is, that I can't find them out. When givin "Nil" as ID when creating an object, it should get an automatic ID, but somehow I can't put them in an array for later delete them, when the user types backspace.

I have the idea to create a LetterMaker, like these for C64 and Amiga existed. You type in a text, and all your moves get recorded and replayed in the final exe like a notice, the reader can watch, how you typed. But I have problems with the "Delete/Backspace" routine. I just don't get how...

I think this uses a font requester from the operating system underneath. For example, the font requester in MorphOS does have an option to show only Fixed Width fonts (or bitmap fonts or unicode fonts etc.). So FontRequest() with Hollywood on MorphOS does have this option already. I think on AmigaO...

plouf wrote: ↑Sat Nov 23, 2024 8:48 pm but maybe, as a workaround, you can compare FontWidth("IJ1") with FontWidth("OWM") to see if it equal ?

that would be a nice command, FontWidth(). I take dimensions of a TextObject with the letter and GetAttribute() for size measuring

Is it possible to tell FontRequest() only show fixed witdth fonts?