Hallucinate with a TI-Nspire CX and Ndless! Well... not really, actually. However progress has been made recently on various TI-Nspire tools, most notably nSDL, a new graphic library for the TI-Nspire. This is an example (by atiatini) of what this graphical library can accomplish so far:

Source code and binaries of that trippy plasma demo effect can be found in this post.

Besides that, the library was updated for fonts and now supports both 8 and 16 bit color depth images. It also features a nice smooth mouse routine (much better than in the TI-OS, according to the author). Much more information can be found in the first post of the topic, but be sure to check out the last few pages for some more screenshots!

That would be cool to have one actually. I wonder if it would be able to achieve stuff like above or if it would be slower, since the LCD driver seemed slower?

O.o

Soon we'll be seeing Mafia trading CX?

That is EPIC!
And why is it filmed 90° turned?

Goodness DJ encouraging students to try and hallucinate again

Nice I wisht I had a CX now...

Lol, but at least you save A LOT of money on drugs. (and you remain healthy)

o.o

There's great power in these devices...

Well TI could make a lot of money if it was so maybe...

Quote from: DJ_O on April 06, 2012, 05:35:36 pm

Because Windows Movie Maker would stretch it if rotated, otherwise.

Why won't you use any other movie maker? The windows one is just bad and there is many freeware.

Because the freeware ones are ridiculously hard to use and hard to find (since many shareware ones tricks you into thinking it's free, yet it's not). I downloaded one once that was really free and nothing in it seemed to do anything. Normally I would have used VirtualDub,  but my iPod touch produces mov files, which VirtualDub cannot open. Also Movie maker lets me make a much faster job for most other tasks such as the Omni video tributes.