Hey everyone!

Some of you might know me from UTI, but in case you don't, here goes.
I'm a fair basic programmer and I'm working on Pokemon TI (a 4-level greyscale clone of Pokemon Red and Blue using Celtic III). Progress is pretty slow right now though.

I've also been playing with Axe Parser and plan on entering the contest as well. I can't say much about my project yet though.

Yeah, I saw that. I been looking at the forums for the past couple of days, especially the Axe Parser sub-forum.

I just can't say much until I finalize a bit more info.

Hello, nice to see you here. One more UTI person joins omnimaga.
DJ: yeah, Axe really took off. I guess we'd finally reached the limits of BASIC (though I think that happened quite a while ago, anyway). Nice to see a successful project.

Hello, nice to see you here. One more UTI person joins omnimaga.
DJ: yeah, Axe really took off. I guess we'd finally reached the limits of BASIC (though I think that happened quite a while ago, anyway).

I wouldn't say so, with the cool projects that are coming along (especially the dual-layer ASCII stuff), and if we include ASM libs, there are still things to be achieved, like a full 4 level grayscale RPG with xLIB or even a RPG maker (both would be possible, they would just take a lot of work)

However Axe is what many BASIC programmers have been dreaming off: a language using BASIC tokens and similar syntax, but compiled and running at ASM speed (or close) and programmable on-calc. This is why it took off this much.

Activity-wise, I think the Nspire cracking combined with having the gbc emulator sub-forum here had a huge impact too, though. All the Nspire-related news on the site seems to have boosted our Nspire keywords Google rankings

Welcome here and I'm appalled that no one has given you peanuts yet

I saw your project a while ago and thought it looked really nice. I hope work continues

Since your name is FinaleTI, are you ever going to make Finale for the TI? *Hides* But welcome and have fun here! 

That would be so hard to do Yet so epic if accomplished

Quote from: calcdude84se on June 03, 2010, 09:17:35 pm

Hello, nice to see you here. One more UTI person joins omnimaga.
DJ: yeah, Axe really took off. I guess we'd finally reached the limits of BASIC (though I think that happened quite a while ago, anyway).

I wouldn't say so, with the cool projects that are coming along (especially the dual-layer ASCII stuff), and if we include ASM libs, there are still things to be achieved, like a full 4 level grayscale RPG with xLIB or even a RPG maker (both would be possible, they would just take a lot of work)

However Axe is what many BASIC programmers have been dreaming off: a language using BASIC tokens and similar syntax, but compiled and running at ASM speed (or close) and programmable on-calc. This is why it took off this much.

Activity-wise, I think the Nspire cracking combined with having the gbc emulator sub-forum here had a huge impact too, though. All the Nspire-related news on the site seems to have boosted our Nspire keywords Google rankings

Aren't the Reuben Quests already 4-level grayscale RPGs?

Oh, I thought they were four Oh well, they are still awesome

Welcome.

Have fun with Axe Parser and I hope you bring an interesting entry to the contest.

Yeah, I noticed that too... better wait for DJ...
I mean, posts to randomness don't count, but you've posted multiple times to this topic, which isn't there... hm...