nDoom has been updated to version 2.2 and now fully supports the TI-Nspire CX hardware!





The random bug which was randomly shifting nDoom display 16pixels to the right on the CX has been fixed!

This was coming from the different ARM PrimeCell PL111 LCD controller on the CX, which only supports screen buffers at a double-word aligned address (divisible by 8 ).

Now benefit from a full 320 pixels wide display on your CX!



In the last version, it was possible to directly run Doom/Doom2 game WAD files from your TI-Nspire document browser. But this required the 'ndless.cfg.tns' file, which many users forget to transfer. So, nDoom now automatically creates or patches your 'ndless.cfg.tns'!

Just run nDoom one time and then you can directly run WAD files!





Animations are now supported on the CX!
This includes:

• screen transitions at the start of a level
• the Marines taking out his weapon at the start of a level
• end of episode / end of game screens with text appearing like typed on a typewriter machine and scrolling

Original code from Mrakoplatz was using the 2nd TI-Nspire timer, which is completely different on the TI-Nspire CX. So in my original port, such specific code was just ignored on the CX: screen transitions were allmost skipped, and end of episode / end of game screens were frozen.

With such animations now supported, nDoom is getting a more and more accurate port on your TI-Nspire CX!





Just enjoy:






Source: (with additional technical information and 2 other exciting videos for your viewing pleasure)
http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10179

Download:
http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_voir.php?id=3889

I like it! Good job critor!

Nice! Looking at the video I just realized really how fast the Nspire CX is, compared to the Prizm's Doom(although I haven't seen a video with the updated Doom for the Prizm.)

It's finally happening... yay...

For the moment, you can't.

But you can start the game at whichever map you want, and you can save and load your progression whenever you want

Wow that's amazing.

So I just found this,HOT DAMM. And I thought ncraft was top notch(get it?) nspire graphics. You are obviously a wizard if you managed to do this.