Aaah thanks for the info

Doors CS 6.7 beta introduces many bug fixes and features to Doors CS, most notably the addition of the DCS BASIC libraries, also known as the DCSB Libs. These allow TI-BASIC programmers to take advantage of most of the Doors CS GUI subsystem features that ASM programmers have been using since Doors CS 6.0. They also offer functions that can be used for facilitating games and other programs, when combined with the XLib, Celtic, and PicArc compatibility libraries that Doors CS packs in. With Doors CS, you can take advantage of the widest variety of libraries available in any current shell or library package.

Documentation on the new functions has not been fleshed out yet, although the Doors CS wiki has a page about the DCSB Libs to accompany the Third-Party BASIC Libraries page on the XLib, Celtic III, and PicArc functions included.  Further details of the DCSB Libs can be found in the first post of this topic, and the information on the wiki will be updated this weekend.

As always, please try it out, report any bugs or feature suggestions, and enjoy! Don't forget to see how the DCSB Libs could be used to enhance your Cemetech Contest #7 entry.  As of this second, there are precisely 60 days until the final deadline for the release of Doors CS 7.0!  The demos listed below demonstrate some of the features and sample usage of the DCSB Libs.

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Doors CS 6.7 Beta
Lights Out DE v1.0
DCSBL Race v1.0

Hey, that quadratic solver was my idea!
Congratz on completing the DCSB libs, Kerm. Now, what possibly do you have left to add for the final version of DCS7

That's awesome!  Nice job Kerm!  I just might have to whip something up for that contest...

Of course not. It will also have raycasting and linking to another calc through USB.

dooo iiit

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Out of curiosity, does DCS make 3 archived appvars titled "TI83RAM1" "TI83RAM2" "TI83RAM3"? I just noticed these on my calc, and I haven't seen them before.
"TI83RAM1" is 16401 bytes
"TI83RAM2" is 16401 bytes
"TI83RAM3" is 1553 bytes

dooo iiit

[copied from cemetech]
Out of curiosity, does DCS make 3 archived appvars titled "TI83RAM1" "TI83RAM2" "TI83RAM3"? I just noticed these on my calc, and I haven't seen them before.
"TI83RAM1" is 16401 bytes
"TI83RAM2" is 16401 bytes
"TI83RAM3" is 1553 bytes

Somehow, this looks  like some sort of RAM recovery feature like Omnicalc had, except that it appears to store it in archive instead of the extra RAM pages (most likely for compatibility with the calcs that has missing extra RAM pages and the regular 83+). I might be wrong, though.

Oooh I see now ^^