Someone knows Kari Lamassari libs por Pascal?

Yes, I know those libraries and some of the libraries have been used to create the game CLS.

This really is very interesting. I've downloaded and installed MSX-Pad. Aparently it's simply a editor with sintax color, but I don't see the libraries. Must be added to any folder manually? Is available any documentation of this libs? Thanks.

Thanks, I'm sure I can learn a lot. As I said a few posts before, I'm thinking jump from Basic to C/Pascal since Basic is very memory limited (10Kb!!!!!) and I prefer Pascal.

Thanks everybody for the indications! ;)

I remember that pascal compiler included in MsxPad only works in 32bits mode.

I used Turbo Pascal 3.0 on the MSX. (Later I moved to TP 3.3f by Frits Hilderink, which is better, but I forgot the exact improvements...)

@Axelstone, libraries. How to put it... there are pset() kind of things when the vram copy is the thing.

How to write a game.
First thing is to have objects.
ability create and kill objects.
then one has a code to move a bulk of these objects.
and a code to move a bulk of those other objects. they have other id.
And then a list telling which objects to create along with the scroll. And kill them when they leave the screen.

This was the tutorial how to code Nemesis.

id, y,x,p,c, dx,dy, someflag, otherflag ...
id, y,x,p,c, dx,dy, someflag, otherflag ...
id, y,x,p,c, dx,dy, someflag, otherflag ...
id, y,x,p,c, dx,dy, someflag, otherflag ...
id, y,x,p,c, dx,dy, someflag, otherflag ...
id, y,x,p,c, dx,dy, someflag, otherflag ...
id, y,x,p,c, dx,dy, someflag, otherflag ...
id, y,x,p,c, dx,dy, someflag, otherflag ...

There it is, the objects rack.
Let's say that if id is 0, then there is free space.
and id = 1 is the player. he is also in there, maybe one day it makes flexibility/code reusage.
now make a function to stuff new objects in there.
the y,x,p,c is ordered for direct copy to vram sprite attribute table. can you code the loop to do the copy to vram? done that, never again in your life you want back put sprite().

Coming from BASIC, those compiler syntax type things might be a frustration and actualy easier start in asm.
When knowing asm, C is more quickly acessible, a plus.

I would first get done a sprite onscreen. To see a response to what one is actualy doing, not always blank screen.
For the beginner the question is how much frustration can one take till throw it in the corner and trample on it.
Done the sprite, I would immedeately rush to the objects rack topic.
Once you got that going, you are on a different level and know your questions and goals.