Fixed the issue with the ERR ARCHIVED bit. Seems I programmed in the unarchive bit twice in the same If Then segment. Whoops.

Also, coded in Ice Heal for the battling pokemon, and found I had missed 2 more items in the list. Seems I should go through my list and do a full comparison and see if I've missed anything.

I'm not sure what you mean, DJ. Are you talking about the screen where you select which pokemon to use an item on?

wow how long have you been working on this project O_o is it all BASIC/

I think it uses Celtic 2.

What's Resource?

it's an asm program that copies programs from archive to ram, so you can keep things in archive when they aren't running.
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edit: you got me, tifreak
i guess i'll use this post to ask a question, then. why do you have to code every item separately? isn't there some way you could combine them into a few arrays (healing, battle, etc) and then just have a few number values that determine what it does? i.e. healing items have entries for health restored, pp restored, and ailment restored. the health restored value can be anything up to 200 for hyper potions, if it's greater than 200 and less than 300 it would be taken as a percentage of health restored (so a berry with a value of 220 would restore 20% health and a max potion would have a value of 300), and 300-400 is restored even to pokemon that have fainted. pp would be simpler, with the only values necessary being 0-4. 0 would mean no effect, 1 would be ether, 2 max ether, 3 elixir, 4 max elixir. then, if the value is greater than 0, you'd just have to check modulus 2 to see if it restores 10 or all and if it's greater than 2 to see if it affects only one move or every move of every pokemon. ailment restore is fairly simple as well, with 0 being no effect, 1-5 restoring poison, paralyze, sleep, burn, ice, and 6 restoring all. how have you been doing it?

I still remember that as early as the old Omni board started, you asked a Pokémon Purple sub forum and it was one of the first featured project sub-forum to be added in 2005. I bet this is the third longest calc project in the works so far, after Doors CS and CALCnet. Also it's the 2nd largest project board on Omni now since the old board topics about the game were moved in the current sub-forum.

Also nice to see new progress, as always. Hopefully by the time you release it, the TI-84+SE emulator will still be present in the TI-Nspire OSes so I can try it.

That looks awesome I'm glad they modified it to use XOR Since it is a program, SMC could be used so that another argument can tell how to draw the sprite (XOR, OR, AND, Overwrite). That's what I used to do with my utilities.