Hello everybody! I've been using this generator for quite a while now and I'm quite pleased with it. Despite this, there's all the issues. They're by no means "game-breaking" and many of them have already been addressed. Speaking as a total ignorant to how the TI-84 and co. work but having read the forums, my questions are as follows:

-Is the code available publicly for this? ( I seem to vaguely recall downloading the program from a Github, but maybe I imagined it? )
-Why can't the TI-84's regular clock-keeping be used for the RTC emulation? If it can, how long would that take to implement?
-( Vain pleas and hopes of GBC support through some miracle of programming.)
-Besides frameskip and scaling, there are no optimizations a user can do for speed?
-Is it stupid to ask for a battery bar that renders over the gamescreen? ( Of all the things I asked, this seems like the most dumb. )
-Why are the graphical drivers so sluggish for the colour screen as many have pointed out? Could they be replaced?
-I've read in the original project thread that calc-to-calc communication wasn't doable because of inconsistent timing. Is this still the case?
-The sound isn't supported, does that mean the app directly skips those byte-codes? If not, why not?

Beyond that, thank you all for your hard work and for the fruits thereof. I have enjoyed them ever since I acquired my CSE. I'd like to help, but realistically I don't think I can. At very least I'd like to snoop into the inner workings of this program. Also... there's some things that you should possibly look into with hardware modding a CSE. It is apparently possible to overclock them if you have divine skill. Would that be enough to bring about GBC support or is there more to it than mere processor power?

@DJ_O: Thanks for your warm welcome!

Also, since I fear it was buried, I'll reask (or rather bring attention back to) the concept of bi-directional save conversions. My question was if he could add a seperate utility binary that can transfer the save files used by emulators or dumped from actual carts to the Appvars used by Ti-boy and vice versa. A simple yes or no will do, but if Ti-boy stores the save data based on how it's saved (I think I'm saying that right, basically since it emulates the gameboy my logic seems to think) couldn't there be a way to do so?

Besides that, I am still quite impressed by the functionality of this Emulator. And since it is Beta, I'd like to point out the few little graphical glitches. (Wish I had already made screen-shots to show what I mean.) There are two with Kirby on my actual calculator (Hence, no screenshots ) first, when Kirby goes into water (such as in Castle Lololo) he appears to be rendered *behind* the water. Well at least that's my guess as to why I cannot see most of his sprite most of the time while in water, while sprite tracking still works so it *is* still playable, this seems to be a particularly troublesome glitch. I'll try today to get Wabbit up and going on this comp so I can provide more helpful examples. Then the smaller thing is the roughness of the sprite tracking. Can you set it to only track the center of the sprite? I'm not sure if that would help.

Hi, me again. I just wanted to point out a small annoyance I have with the sprite tracking for Kirby. (You've probably heard it already) Whenever you set the Emulator to follow Kirby's sprite and then use the inhale attack the entire screen goes insane. (More accurately the camera jerks around in concentric circles trying to track Kirby's inhale as if the whole sprite were moving. ) It's nothing that renders the game unplayable or anything, but whenever you get a spare half-hour could you see what you might be able to fine-tune to stop this? (Or at least tell me why it's not possible, as you all so kindly did on the subject of removing sound opcodes.... Which I'm still trying to find a way to do. You were all right about it being a pain...) Also, I'm not sure if I've asked, but is there anyway to run a compressed ROM via the method in which this emulator works? (I'm thinking no based on scouring the forum thusfar, but hey, doesn't kill to ask.)

((PS. Link's Awakening YOU WILL FIT ON MY CALCULATOR! I DEMAND IT.))

Hopefully this isn't something that someone has posted before, I hate to be a forum spammer! Anyways, I was wondering if you could try to (for your next release) give the option to remove sound codes. (I think it's cool that tiboy is the only one that *does* support sound, but I have no use for the feature in the setting that I use the graphic calculators, ie school.) As per reasoning: I need the app filesizes to be smaller (I have no SE ) and I figure that, particularly for Link's Awakening, removing the sound and sound opcodes would cram the filesize to just small enough to fit on an 84+ without needing SE. Please respond soon about that. Ciao!