TI allows publishing Lua doc & community Lua game dev continues

[ruler501]

we can hope pianoman. I not sure I'll trust them yet though. they have done too much bad recently

[pianoman]

That's true... this could very well be a PR stunt to get us to shut up about the 3.0.1 bugs.

[ruler501]

I liked 3.0.1 excpt for the bricking bugs and no ndless. It had nice 3d graphs LUA

[pianoman]

3d graphs were/are pretty awesome.

[ruler501]

Iloved the 3d graphs. before we had games they wwere good entertainment during math/science/other classes my teachers wouldn't complain about my calc in. One time in my English class my teacher confiscated my calc

[GB]

Will 3.0.1 "brick" my calculator if I have TNOC'ed it and used Boot2 1.4?

[ruler501]

It shouldn't, but I'm not sure I'd trust it if I were you.

[DJ Omnimaga]

No, if you TNOC'ed it you should be safe. I do not recommend OS 3.0.2, though, as I do not know if it's possible to downgrade from it yet.

Also I'm about to post a news about what Critor said above soon.

[ruler501]

I wouldn't trust 3.0.1 it was TI's bug testing OS.
I'm not installing 3.0.2 til nleash comes to it

[pianoman]

Apart from the whole bricking thing and the downgrade protection, is there a discernable difference between 3.0.2 and 3.0.1?
I'm hoping to be able to avoid having the school upgrade my calc's OS.

[ruler501]

there are some bug fixes with higher level math functions, and TI's new protection of LUA

[pianoman]

But, as far as outward appearances go, no huge difference?

EDIT: 40th post! I can use OmnomIRC now

[renatose]

I'll just sit and wait, watching for TI's next move.
They will only be actually dev-friendly when they liberate the C programming for the nspire, with official support and a free SDK: that would be the cherry on the top of the cake.

[Freyaday]

Assuming, of course, that this cake is not a lie.

[ruler501]

they will be truly user friendly when we have their keys+Asm with SDK