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@DISPLAY is a preprocessor command, which are processed before the rest of the script, so your variables mywidth, myheight and mycol don't exist yet.

Thank you!

@Bugala That basically I could have had Game running on BGpic 1, and inventory in bgpic2, and when ever i wanted to peak to inventory, i could have used displaybgpic 2, and then use displaybgpic1 to get back to game. AFAIU Display library is what you need for that (CreateDisplay, SelectDisplay, Open...

I see it now. I was focusing only on display dimensions but some of those constants work for other things too.
Thanks for the reply.

Aren't #TOP and #LEFT supposed to be 0, and the other position constants dependent on display's dimensions? It seems to be hardecoded for me. For example: @DISPLAY 1, {Width = 640, Height = 480, Color = #BLACK} TextOut(#CENTER, #CENTER, "Text") TextOut(#LEFT, #CENTER, "Text") TextOut(#RIGHT, #CENTER...

Impressive! And looking forward for the new versions of RapaGUI and Android SDK, and the new SSL plugin... 2019 seems will be a great year for HW. Thank you very much!

P. S. Hope you can find some time to release an update to Designer.

@Clyde

Hi. Have you tried creating a TextObject and then using it to create a sprite? That way you should be able to display it and move or remove it as a sprite.

@Juan Carlos As jPV wrote, the USB option is the simplest and works perfectly for me. And also the SSH server option. I use Transfer to connect with sftp protocol to the RPi server from MOS and transfer files that way. And you can also run the VNC server that comes with Raspbian and access your RPi ...

Thanks Andreas.

@SamuraiCrow The value clamping on a random number generator is a remainder of a division. It will be greater or equal to zero but strictly less than the maximum value passed in. Yes, which was the point in my original post. If Rnd(3) will generate values from 0 to 2, it is not inclusive for the val...