The Vircon32 website and Github has lots of great references that will help you complete this project and familiarize yourself more with the Vircon32 system and it's tools.

- The Github repository “Vircon32Documents” guides for the C compiler, The C language, how the console works, and how to make games for Vircon32.

- The Github repository “ConsoleSoftware” includes tutorials and test programs that you can walk through and inspect. Doing so will reveal how some different aspects are made with their example functions and assets.

- The Vircon32 website itself has a “C API reference” tab under Documents that is a complete reference for all functions included in the C compiler used for Vircon32. This will show you what is included in each file of the standard library, and how the functions behave.

Sprites are two-dimensional graphic objects used in computer graphics, particularly video games. You can use something like a sprite editor to make the objects needed for this project.

After creating your sprites, you will need to move them onto lab46 and possibly onto your PI. One way of doing this is using the scp command. To use the scp command use to following format:

  scp FILENAME DESTINATION:PATH