hmm, a PET would be nice

yeah, I should ask him perhaps

megamanNT was always a fav of mine

Protocol.
This was a joint project between me and 3 other people, but it never was completed because it's difficult to coordinate efforts and ideas through pm/irc. I might revive this project though, now that Axe is available.

I recognize the name.  What was it?

Robo (or something like that):
a sidescrolling puzzle game in celtic-enhanced basic which featured realistic gravity and decent speed. the user played as a little robot dude who lost both his girlfriend and his memory somehow and is trying to find her. with the help of a few friends along the way(whom are playable and each had different attributes), he beats up the meanies who are trying to take over the town and saves her from the scrap-metal plant. scrapped because i started axe, didnt feel like remaking everything, and lost my familiarity with basic.

a few meager pics of these two can be found here

Robo's two images look great!  It's too bad it got the Ax(e).

Protocol.
This was a joint project between me and 3 other people, but it never was completed because it's difficult to coordinate efforts and ideas through pm/irc. I might revive this project though, now that Axe is available.

Was this project a RPG? I remember some talk about it on IRC back then (it was before the old board shutted down) but most authors seemed to get less active in calc stuff. I was always curious what it was because there seemed to be some hype about it.

Ah right I remember now. I wish it didn't die

I just noticed the image link now. Those looks kinda nice. Are every map entire pics, though? I noticed the screenshot there doesn't seem like a tilemap. Would it be very large if each map were pics, like Final Fantasy VII through IX?

EDIT: I realized a project is missing in my previous list: Illusiat 4

Illusiat 4 was finished on January 1st 2002, but it never got the chance to be released. That game, along with Illusiat 1 through 3, knew the same fate as Illusiat 2002. However, due to the simplicity of graphics in Illusiat 1 through 3, those 3 games were recoded from scratch and made as they were in 2001. However, Illusiat 4, due to the graphics and animations complexity (especially the world map and the final battle scene), was irrecoverable. Simply redoing it as it was in late 2001 would be impossible. I tried to take on the project every Winter, but finally never did, and in 2006, I officially ditched the idea. A remake of the original game is available in Illusiat 2004 package, using The Reign Of Legends 2/Illusiat 12 engine, but it is still only in french and no one online ever had the chance to see how the original looked like. This also explains why an Illusiat game is missing from the downloads section.

In summary, this project was finished completly, unlike the others I listed on the first page, but it witnessed massive data loss and never recovered from it.

I remember Builderboy got the on-calc file corruption issue when transferring programs from his calc to the computer. Were you using TI-Connect? It might actually be TI-Connect's fault from some old posts. What does CAD and CFD stands for, though?

I remember Builderboy got the on-calc file corruption issue when transferring programs from his calc to the computer. Were you using TI-Connect? It might actually be TI-Connect's fault from some old posts. What does CAD and CFD stands for, though?

Yes, it was TI-connect. However, the firewall kicked in halfway through the transfer and fixing the firewall fixed the problem for later transfers.

CAD: Computer Aided Design

CFD: Computational Fluid Dynamics

If you want to try a CAD program, Google Sketchup is a good introductory program. For CFD, you might want to try open foam. Supposedly it's good, but I normally use a different commercial software for my stuff, so I don't know.