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MikeDX
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Basically using draw primitives would use a lot more code
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BreadCaster
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ah, and the size of the lines of code would be more than the size of the .fpg? or does the .fpg not count :p
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MikeDX
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The fpg doesnt count. just the bytes of code 
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Score: 172 (Confirmed by Mike)
Impressive code hacks here. Technically I am stuck making it shorter so I FOUND A LOOPHOLE in the game rules!
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program a;
begin
load_fpg("f");
p(1,1,99); // 180 can be 99
end
process p(t,x,y)
begin
graph=t*t; // smaller way of abs
repeat
if(t)
x=mouse.x;
p(-8,x,y-9); // OMG a ship with an AUTO TURRET! XD
p(6,timer%99,0); // Don't like this, one, but as per rules, rocks don't NEED to be spread out when falling
end
y+=t-1; // shaved off the else
frame;
until(collision(type p)|y>240|y<0)
end
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MikeDX
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Nicely done Dennis
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MikeDX
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Score: 163 (but no real game)
New winner: (not really).
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program a;
begin
load_fpg("f");
p(1,1,99); // 180 can be 99
end
process p(t,x,y)
begin
graph=t*t; // smaller way of abs
repeat
if(t)
x=mouse; // x is the first element of mouse, no need for .x ;)
p(-8,x,y-9); // OMG a ship with an AUTO TURRET! XD
p(6,x,0); // nothing in rules saying where rocks start
end
y+=t-1; // shaved off the else
frame;
until(collision(type p)|y>240|y<0)
end
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Sandman
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I actually had a constant for the x at some point, but I changed that to the timer, because it won't work since rocks will spawn over themselves and
get destroyed immediately. In your case, only if you move your mouse fast enough will they actually fall down. I don't think this qualifies as a
falling rocks game!
EDIT: though using x is a much better idea than a constant 
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Sandman
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Score: 160 (but no real game)
But!
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program a;
begin
load_fpg("f");
p(1,1,98); // 180 can be 99
end
process p(t,x,y)
begin
graph=t*t; // smaller way of abs
while(!collision(type p)&y<99&y>0)
if(t)
x=mouse; // x is the first element of mouse, no need for .x ;)
p(-8,x,y-9); // OMG a ship with an AUTO TURRET! XD
p(6,x,1); // nothing in rules saying where rocks start
end
y+=t-1; // shaved off the else
frame;
end
end
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MikeDX
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Score: 170
Agreed. I'll have to go for this instead
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program a;
begin
load_fpg("f");
p(1,1,99); // 180 can be 99
end
process p(t,x,y)
begin
graph=t*t; // smaller way of abs
repeat
if(t)
x=mouse; // x is the first element of mouse, no need for .x ;)
p(-8,x,y-9); // OMG a ship with an AUTO TURRET! XD
p(6,timer%99,0); // Don't like this, one, but as per rules, rocks don't NEED to be spread out when falling
end
y+=t-1; // shaved off the else
frame;
until(collision(type p)|y>240|y<0)
end
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MikeDX
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Your 160 is nice. But I reckon I can keep 160 and make more of a game out of it 
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Sandman
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I'll add the one without x for me as well for completeness:
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program a;
begin
load_fpg("f");
p(1,1,98); // 180 can be 99
end
process p(t,x,y)
begin
graph=t*t; // smaller way of abs
while(!collision(type p)&y<99&y>0)
if(t)
x=mouse; // x is the first element of mouse, no need for .x ;)
p(-8,x,y-9); // OMG a ship with an AUTO TURRET! XD
p(6,timer%99,1); // nothing in rules saying where rocks start
end
y+=t-1; // shaved off the else
frame;
end
end
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MikeDX
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Score: 158
Utter filth, 158 chars, AND a playable game
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program a;
begin
load_fpg("f");
p(1,1,98); // 180 can be 99
end
process p(t,x,y)
begin
graph=t*t; // smaller way of abs
while(!collision(type p)&y<99&y>0)
if(t)
x=mouse; // x is the first element of mouse, no need for .x ;)
p(-6,x,y); // OMG a ship with an AUTO TURRET! XD
p(8,x,1); // nothing in rules saying where rocks start
end
y+=t-1; // shaved off the else
frame;
end
end
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Sandman
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Good offset use!
I also made improvements:
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program a;
begin
load_fpg("f");
p(0,1,97); // 180 can be 99
end
process p(t,x,y)
begin
graph=t+9; // smaller way of abs
while(!collision(type p)&y%99) //y<99&y>0)
if(t==0)
x=mouse; // x is the first element of mouse, no need for .x ;)
//p(-8,x,y-8); // OMG a ship with an AUTO TURRET! XD
p(6,p(-8,x,y-8)%y,1); // nothing in rules saying where rocks start
end
y+=t; // shaved off the else
frame;
end
end
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MikeDX
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using the returned id of p() with %y is a genius faux random. very nicely done indeed!
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Sandman
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The y-check is even more devious: all objects start at an odd y value, meaning y&99 is true, but when they reach >99 or <-99, y%99 becomes
an even number.
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Score: 153 (Confirmed by Mike)
OK, the final one:
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program a;
begin
load_fpg("f");
p(9,1,97); // 180 can be 99
end
process p(t,x,y)
begin
graph=t+9; // smaller way of abs
while(collision(type p)^y%99) //y<99&y>0)
if(t)
x=mouse; // x is the first element of mouse, no need for .x ;)
//p(-8,x,y-8); // OMG a ship with an AUTO TURRET! XD
p(6,p(-8,x,y)%y,1); // nothing in rules saying where rocks start
end
y+=t%9; // shaved off the else
frame;
end
end
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MikeDX
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I think we may have a winner. Very very nicely done. and a good group effort
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Dennis
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Kudos Sandman! Wow, I never thought the code would get this short! I already gave up under 172 chars.
I think I deserve some credit for some of the awesome graphics though.
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MikeDX
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Dennis this is definitely a group effort. Some awesome tricks in there.
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Sandman
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Dennis, of course! Your initial idea of using only a single process type did the most, in fact.
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Dennis
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Why thank you! I was just kidding about the credit though.
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iWizard
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You forgot to copyright it to hell and back DDD:
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Dennis
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Copyright it, put micro trandsactions in it, put it on Google Play Story aaaand good to go by the norm!!!1!1
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Sandman
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Get it to <150, Dennis, you can do it! Or maybe we need a new code golf challenge.
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