Psh, that won't be hard Remember, I used to program solely in hex, so I can definitely modify code without making life too difficult. I actually built a compiler on calc just for this kind of thing, so I will see what I can do I just have to read through the code to figure out where to insert the 14 bytes.

EDIT: Never mind, it seems you have what you need now. I still want to give it a try

Oh, and I made a mistake, it should be 15 bytes

EDIT2: It took a few minutes after I got off the phone with my mother >.> However, attached is a modified version that is in fact 13 bytes bigger than the original, as well as showing the program in action. Just include the " or " token in front of the string to use OR logic, otherwise it defaults to XOR.

I hadn't posted this one here yet:



Closing in on making it look like the pokemon may or may not get caught!

Edit:



This is with the 'cloud' that happens when the pokeball pops open to get at the pokemon. Thoughts?

Thanks shmibs I think I'm going to stick with that animation myself.

Thanks! Going to try to add the pokeball wiggling later on, see how that looks.

I didn't think there would be before, but the editing of benryve's program is going to make that possible now.

Thanks, wait until I get the next bit of animating done for the actual capture Hopefully it will look as good as this.



So, I've done 2 things here:

1) I made the pokeball bounce lose height as it bounces

2) Pokeball now wiggles

Thoughts?

Wow, this i very awesome, even more if you think about it being basic

I think you might win the award for most dedicated to a calculator project. I remember this being an ongoing project over at UTI back in 2008 when I first started. And I thought it was dead back then! But here you are 4 years later, (after my complete trip through high school), still working on it.

I congratulate you.