- T*LiB is a QBasic programming library in the works by Shattered Realm Productions. It is being completely written in Assembly and will be used to suit all the needs of the TWIGZ Engine.

- T*LiB will provide the speed necessary to create flawless scrolling, sprite movement, transparent text display, and all other graphical aspects required by TWIGZ.

- T*LiB now incorporates XMS (Extended Memory) Routines to break the 64K DOS barrier!

- T*LiB also includes all necessary mouse routines. You cant have "Point & Click" without it ;o)

- T*LiB now allows writing text in MULTIPLE colors at one time, with a transparent background. Check out the screenshot below to see what we mean.

- T*LiB is now able to copy memory from one area of XMS to another

- T*LiB now fully supports EMS and the ability for Parallax Scrolling

- T*LiB can now scroll (horizontally) three screens, or maps, that are stored in XMS.

- T*LiB's Put with Clipping Routine now works perfectly (there was a minor problem but it is fixed now)

Graphics: - Scrolling Routine for 3 Screens in XMS - CLS for a layer in EMS or at the screen segment (0xA000) - Transparent PCopy for Parallax Scrolling - Graphic Put with Clipping - Graphic Put - Graphic PCopy (Full Screen) - Graphic PCopy (Partial Map Screen) - Graphic Put with Transparency & Clipping - Graphic PSET - Masking Routine (Interacts with XMS & EMS)

XMS: - Graphical PUT in XMS - Move Within XMS - Check for XMS - Get XMS Version - Get Total XMS on System - Get Free XMS on System - Allocate XMS - Move to XMS - Move from XMS - Deallocate XMS

EMS: - Detect EMS - Get EMS Version - Get EMS Page Frame - Find Total and Free EMS Pages - Find Total and Free EMS Memory - Find Number of EMS Handles in Use - Allocate EMS - Deallocate EMS - Map one Page of EMS to the EMS Page Frame - Map one layer (4 Pages) to the EMS Page Frame - Resize an Allocated EMS Block - Move To EMS - Move From EMS - Move Within EMS

Text: - Write text in Multiple Colors with a transparent background

Mouse: - Show Mouse - Hide Mouse - Get Mouse Information (Mouse X, Mouse Y, and Button Presses) - Reposition Mouse - Set Mouse Boundaries