Yay for updates, I was getting a bit worried because you seemed to have vanished from everywhere. Knowing you have been coding for calculators for 12 years and that school is far behind you, I thought myself that maybe you moved on from calculator stuff.

Btw I would ignore Metagross111 posts about your game, because he is stubborn in wanting you to use Celtic and xLIB for your game and make it all graphical and he even claims for the progress you did you don't need any archive programs. He simply is trying to discourage you from making the game because he's working on his own Pokemon game and is jealous. Based on your coding skills and what I saw in the last demos and screenshots I'm sure many people would say otherwise. I think Pokemon Purple is fine as it is. It will even end up smaller because of the ASCII graphics. My only gripe right now is that I no longer have a Silver Edition to play the game when it's finished so I am worried about TI-Nspire compatibility (since some ASM doesn't work fine on it) -.-. TI-Nspire is all I got to play SE only games right now

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My only gripe right now is that I no longer have a Silver Edition to play the game when it's finished so I am worried about TI-Nspire compatibility (since some ASM doesn't work fine on it) -.-. TI-Nspire is all I got to play SE only games right now

The TI-Nspire will more than likely work for that game, since it's written in BASIC, and I'm (hopefully) sure that TI worked out compatibility for their own OS. I'm also pretty sure that the ASM libs that are there will work since none of them should use any questionable instructions. I know Celtic II does not

yeah, sorry for the lack of replies and lack of being overly active, have been doing other things to keep busy, but I still write out a bit of code as often as I can.

As to the amount of pages.. I have used roughly 56 pages thus far in my notebook. >.< still got a long way to go, and I am only writing out the code for the programs, not the data..

And yeah, I am not going to change over to a new lib like xlib or C3. Sorry Iambian, I like where I currently have things set at. =p

So um, yeah, still working on it, finding little errors and optimizations to do as I go.

I had problems with MOS mostly, I kept it off my calculator and suddenly the random RAM clears stopped. *shrugs*

People still argue with me over that that it is impossible and I don't know what I am talking about, but I know what I did, so I dunno.

Anyways, don't need any strange apps at this point to make anything work. =]

Hopefully there will be more of a progress update this weekend, maybe.

Celtic III doesn't work fine on the Nspire? Does it includes any of the xLIB backward compatible functions? I remember xlib working pretty well on the Nspire

Celtic III doesn't work fine on the Nspire? Does it includes any of the xLIB backward compatible functions? I remember xlib working pretty well on the Nspire

As far as I can remember (I dunno if I fixed it), it would've been xLIB's box drawing routine. Somewhere in the code, it uses undocumented opcodes if you try to draw a box that clipped within the same byte. Otherwise, it would work as "normal". Other than that, Celtic III should work just fine. I just want to discourage use on the Nspire because one may forget about that problem. It's really easy to forget stuff like that.

It would also require me to come up with a different way to display the pokemon and text. If I do do this, I would not include the height/weight stuff, if that was even in the originals, I don't know. I will have to fire up a copy and see.

Thoughts?

The originals had the height/weight stuff, but was completely useless (like in all subsequent versions).  I'd say get rid of height/weight and add in the text entry, which would make it closer to the original (at least the cool parts of the original ).  But, as you said, you would have to redesign the Pokedex display, which (I think) is one of the most complete aspects of PP so far.