>I would suggest changing it if you can for 2 reasons...
>
>1) you set yourself up to use skipDraw which will eliminate the 250 zero
>ROM bytes
I should still be able to use skipdraw. If you have an animated sprite and have to use (indirect),y addressing for that, then yes, I would have to swap x and y. But my ball isn't animated, so I can use direct,x addressing.
>2) everytime you access ZP,y you're using an extra byte. In other words
>when it's compiled you get $xxxx,y instead of $xx,y
I didn't realize that... But I still need to be able to use (indirect),y addressing to get the brick color, which was the main reason for going this route.
Thanks Dennis!
-Lee
