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Please add me to the list. Thank you!

Thanks also to Karri. Although I've never posted before until now, I've read a ton of your posts and code on this forum. I'm currently reviewing Shaken for sound. Anyway, I'm good now with Sprites!

Thanks Vince, I cannot read French but the website translated well in Chrome. Your post was really helpful.

Hi Vince, it appears there is a 0 byte end-of-line marker already. Do you mean pad each line with a zero byte or blank pixel just before the end-of-line marker?

42bs, Thank you for both the explanation and the link. I think I finally get it now!

I changed the byte width in the hex editor and now I see the ship. So is it that within the sprite data there is a 2 byte border on the left and a 2 byte border on the right?

I’ve followed the Lynx.net tutorials on basic sprites and advanced sprites (and am able to compile and show a sprite) but I’m missing the connection between the indices for the sprite pallet and how those indices match up to the values in a packed or unpacked sprite array either in the C code or in a SPRPRCK .spr file. I cannot make heads or tales out of the values in the sprite data. How do the indices for the sprite pallet match up to the data in the sprite grid? I've attached a picture to help illustrate my question. Thank you for any help! Also, Thank you Lynx.net for the amazing tutorials!

For the GBA flash cart and corresponding EZ4 client, the Gameboy roms have to be modified before they are saved onto the flash cart in order to save the game. Basically, a routine in the EZ4 client searches for a block of bytes and then replaces those bytes with the custom saving code/bytes. So, the work is done ahead of time, and not in real time or from the flash cart. Is this similar to what you are thinking?

So, the saving to the SD card is purely a programming task? What language was the program for the rom written in? What language is the SD code (in the menu) in? The task of saving, is it (in a nutshell) writing some bytes to the drive or is it more complex? I'm a programmer that is why I'm asking. Sorry if this has been answered before.

I just ordered a new lense for my Lynx and I'm considering a Mcwill screen as well. Anyone else taking the plunge like this now that a flashcart is available?

After requesting to be put on the list, what is the next step for us?

I'd like to have one of these. Please add me to the list for a cased cart if there are some left.