hmmm... the whole map 32x80 blocks (4x4 characters) displaying around 8x6 blocks

the map motion is continuous (2x1 pixels virtually, (  int(x/8),int(y/8) for the display, in that text 8x8 mode  )  for displaying in text mode) , but  the sprite position is always interfering with the map display  - that's why i'm not thinking about using 2x1 characters (i have not the 'exact' or close algorithm for this yet...)

about the map, the bottom 32x64 blocks are continuous, and the upper 32x16 is looping

for the people didn't see the idea of the prototype working yet:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=v48gEUWUawY

hi, jltursan!
I got a small pause in the msx development a bit - maybe seeking for other sinergic references could help to pursue trying to develop up-to-now unique stuff on msx, which i (and we all?) think as very welcome in the msx retrocoding scene...

latelly i were posting some videos at youtube - http://youtube.com/user/nitturo - mostly for promoting the sdlbasic as open-source basic interpreter, since i were somehow involved in the development team - and so, sdlBasic were a kind of interesting way to test some ideas i'd like to see working on msx! :-)

what i really dream on unique stuff for msx were games for 4 simultaneous players on one keyboard, on a msx machine:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Wqchy7OYUco
http://youtube.com/watch?v=1-07NfNwLHE

and what i think as an interesting game on a msx1 were like this one, using those 3d anagram red/green glasses (please try if you have available, or you can make one with those transparent papers, hard paper, glue,  scissors, etc... :-) - you may find some diy instructions at google if needed... ) :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xv6_50rugcU
perfectly possible to be made on a msx1 (afaik) - since all colour attribute area is predefined before, only working on the bitmap area - the problem is coding this with my humble knowledge about z80/msx asm

about 4 player sprite moving, i think i posted here in the snippets area, but i think it got lost when moving now to msxgamesbox server... - of course i'd love to develop better about z80 coding! :-)