6.0 Solution SPOILERS

sprite_x: integer=100
sprite_y: byte = 100

Hint

How do you end a line of code?

Solution

sprite_x: integer=100;
sprite_y: byte = 100;

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sprite_bitmask:= %00000000;

Hint

zero sprites are currently activated, how can you activate them?

Solution

sprite_bitmask:= %00000001;

sprite_multicolor_reg1:=$00;
sprite_multicolor_reg2:=$00;
sprite_color[@spriteNumber]:=$00; 

Hint

The sprites colors are all set to black. Try to change them to another color (check your sprite's colors in the sprite editor)

Solution

sprite_multicolor_reg1:=$09;
sprite_multicolor_reg2:=$01;
sprite_color[@spriteNumber]:=$04; 

NOTE You can change this to any color you like, the ones in the solution are the default colors for the existing sprite.

ClearScreen("A", screen_char_loc); 

Hint

This fills the screen with the character "A", how would you make a blank screen?

Solution

ClearScreen(" ", screen_char_loc); 

NOTE Use a space character instead. You can also use the number 32 which corresponds to the blank characer in petascii

    if (joystickright=true) then 
		begin
			left_offset:= leftsprites[playerMovement];
			right_offset:=0;
		end;
	if (joystickleft=true) then 
		begin
			right_offset:= rightsprites[playerMovement];
			left_offset:=0;
		end;

Hint

Something is swapped around here.

Solution

  if (joystickleft=true) then 
    begin
        left_offset:= leftsprites[playerMovement];
        right_offset:=0;
    end;
if (joystickright=true) then 
    begin
        right_offset:= rightsprites[playerMovement];
        left_offset:=0;
    end;

Explanation We want the left offset if we are moving to the left, and the right offset if we move to the right. The other direction's offset is set to 0.