I didn't really know where to put this post, but when I try to run any program on the TI-nspire touchpad, the buttons on the touchpad don't work, while the actual touch panel works. The OS is 2.0.1 with Ndless 2.0 installed. Any help is appreciated.

So you can use the arrow keys but not anything else? And does the keypad work fine in the os?

It is a non-CAS calculator. Keypads work fine in the OS. Is the latest version of the Gameboy emulator compatible with the software(s) I have?

Just as a note, all Ndless programs are like this not just the emulator!

 calc84maniac's normal version

Heya and welcome on the forums abraker95.

Unfortunately you need to use Mraklopaz version, although I think it doesn't let you select your game ROM from the list, if I remember.

I'm also moving the topic in the help section.

Here is the post where Mrakoplaz released it: http://ourl.ca/3840/166688

Isn't it strange how Ndless supports every key besides the ones on the touchpad???

Seems like you could write a small piece in your prog that, when it runs, asks you to press enter. Since enter is different on all 3 of the pads, you can determine from there, and have a variable (read: not using DEFINE) and some functions for common keys in libs, like isKeyPressed(up(padvar)). That way, no recompiling would be necessary. The Function would look something like this:

up(padvar)
{
if padvar = 0
{
return KEY_NSPIRE_UP
}

if padvar = 1
{
return KEY_TOUCH_UP
}

if padvar = 0
{
return KEY_84_UP
}

The find function would have a simple input dialog, compare the recieved number to the 3 possibilities, and either return an error and retry or store the result in padvar and progress.