Snake Byte

> while not e(12)and q and not not x[0] in range(240) or not x[1] in range(240):

This line has something like "not not x[0]..."!

Another: you can write down what you want after a "]", like:
> x[0]in range(240)or not x[1]in range(240)

This way the code became VERY ugly, of course!

Hi ffao,

I've been working on a newer version, and I've already figured out a few of the things below! The j(*(f+(0,))) is awesome, I'll borrow that :-)

Thanks for the interest :-)

Nice to be influencing a large number of pygme coders! (I see you borrowed the ((v&2)-1)*[1,2][v<3] thing) Mine's still shorter though, I think I picked a very simple algorithm to begin with (nobody commented about my favorite part of my algorithm yet, but it only saves a few keystrokes).

There's still something to be done though if you want to go for a lower byte count -- for example, j(f[0],f[1],0) is the same as j(*(f+(0,))) [isn't that pretty?]. Also, you can create a variable with the value 16 to save a few bytes. You could get rid of the variable s too, as the only method of it you use is s.fill(). So instead of s=h.set_mode([240]*2) do s=h.set_mode([240]*2).fill, and then call s() directly.

This one won't be getting sound, since it was made to be small.

Fun!

Needs sounds though