Hello Skulltip, thank you for explaining the concept. 

You can change the standard ugBASIC font easily with the FONT LOAD command. The command converts any image into a matrix of characters, which are then loaded one at a time, from left to right and top to bottom. Once loaded you can use commands like PRINT, CHR(...) and so on.

Unfortunately, the MOB command is not implemented on all platforms, and moreover it is "deprecated": in fact, I have discovered that intelligent use by programmers of the GET IMAGE / PUT IMAGE primitives gives far better results. So I suggest to check if these instructions can be helpful. If you then use hardware that has hardware sprites, you can check if they have enough features for your needs.

Thanks again, and have a nice retrocoding!

Hello Skulltip, and thank you for your comment. I don't think I understood very well. What "fonts" do we mean?

Hello sergio max, olease refer to the official Facebook group for support and help in BASIC programming:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/867151224158600

Hello sergio max and thank you for the feedback. I'm glad you managed to get over the problem. 

For the rest, I suggest you to contact the dedicated Facebook group, where you can get support from other ugBASIC developers:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/867151224158600

Hello sergio max, first of all thanks for the comment! In reality there are no particular compatibility problems with Microsoft Windows 10, in particular for the assembler for the Z80 processor. Many users develop smoothly for ColecoVision using UGBASIC-IDE. This is probably a problem specific to your computer.

Bonjour et merci pour le commentaire !

Il n'est pas disponible pour le moment, mais il fait partie de ceux attendus. 

En fait, certains développements ont été effectués et probablement la version sur le référentiel github est capable de créer une sorte d'exécutable de travail. Cependant, ce n'est pas à un niveau qui peut être considéré comme valable. 

Si vous souhaitez suivre les développements, vous pouvez les suivre sur cette page :

https://github.com/spotlessmind1975/ugbasic/issues/82

Hello, and first of all, thank you very much for the comment! 

Yes, I am the author of ugBASIC. Support for the Intel 8088 processor has been added to the future task list, along with any home computers that have it, which will be the target of the build. For more information and updates you can refer to this page on GitHub.

Thank you again, and have a nice day!