How about angry birds for nspire?
And maybe an equivalent of MS-DOS so I can practice hacking on my nspire. We seriously need to find an easier way to hack this virtually unhackable calc.

search ndless 3  this is the first step

sorry, I accidentally clicked post twice. I'm impatient

Also, another ti-nspire linking program. TI-nspire student software sucks, since, like websense, it has so many restrictions.

There is already one - it's named TiLP. If you want to try it, I recommend the newest beta version since it has much better Nspire compatibility.

raycasting would not be suitable for minecraft, because it deals with two-dimensional level data rather than 3. it is, basically, a method of displaying this 2-dimensional level in a three dimensional manner. it does so by using virtual "rays" which are cast out from the player's position in the direction he is facing. these "rays" will continue to move until they reach the maximum distance he can see, or until they hit an object, like this:


one of these rays has to be cast for every pixel along the screen's width (or every other, if you're pressed for speed, but that results in approximations and less detail).

now, if this was all, our screen from above would look something like this:


however, we need 3 dimensions, so this single row of pixels needs to be stretched out to look like this:


this is done by making rays which hit objects sooner taller, and those which hit later shorter. textures are done by skewing images according to these heights, like this:


raycasting has been done on the nspire already, but making a good game with it, like wolfenstein, for example, is very difficult to do. full 3d, like one would need for minecraft, is practically impossible.

I used ti-nspire scripting tools to add the script to the clipboard, and then I pasted the script inside of ti-nspire file.
you may have already known how to do this. OF course, you probably do, because lua is new to me.

firstly: i know nothing about lua, and nearly nothing about nspires
secondly, i know you're new, but please avoid posting twice in a row in a topic unless

there has been 6 hours since your last post, 3 hours if your thread has been bumped out of the New Posts page, 1 hour if it's a project update or immediately if you need to upload more than 10 file attachments at once. Otherwise, update the last post using the "EDIT" button. It will be marked as unread for all members (altough it won't bump the thread).

i'm not angry or anything; it just makes everything more clean and orderly and helps people to help one another if everything is clean and orderly.
thirdly, is this the Rambo you mean? if so, that looks a little boring, but it would definitely be doable in Lua, and i doubt it would take that much work either. you should try it =)