Another thing. I was reading through the Axe documentation, and it was saying I sould use a Str token for a pointer.  It also said L1-L6 were pointers.  Could a Str token substitute for the Axe-type L1-L6 so I don't have to work around the various corruptions?

Thanks!
I've tried to add a pause menu, but it's very glitchy and afterwards caused the screen to flash and do all this weird stuff.
As for the kind of game, I was thinking of making a sort of papijump clone in which the platforms disappear or something.
In the meantime, and in response to a few "how does this work" questions (mostly from school), I wrote this commented and working source that's only the actual movement engine.  I was thinking parts of it might be useful for an axe pinball game???

Come to think of it, I'll put up JETSRC3 anyway.  MATH is the problematic menu.  'Options' doesn't do anything.  'Quit' is what you should avoid.
CLEAR is still the quit key, or the "emergency exit" key if you tried the Pause→Quit action.
[^]now inverts the screen and does a wave effect from the "Wave Simulator-Sort of" thread
If you leave the program running without pressing any keys for about a minute, it will ask "You Still There?" and count down from 10, quitting on 0.
Also in V3 are minor bug and sprite fixes as usual

Edit..
I know a papijump thing wouldn't really need TI-OS picvars, but I'm still curious.
How can I do it?

[irrelevant]does anybody know where the sub( or th enew ref( rref( tokens are? or are they only in the Catalog?
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I try doing that and the program just dissapears.

Wait, never mind. I'm so used to doing everything from the archive (calcutil) and it took me a second to realize it probably didn't do everything.

altough it requires a lot of RAM.

Now I know. Thanks!

Hey, I just found on my calculator a source for one of my more recent things.
Somehow, it ended up as prgmA.
Now, I was able to easily rename it.

Whoa, in BLOB try selecting wave-making,  #? 9

Trial and error and a lot of patience.

when you look at the source, T is the Y-speed.
I have T always go one closer to zero and add one to Y until Y is 48.
That way, it bounces slower and the height decreases.

BTW the first number on the HUD is the Y-speed, the second the negative of the height.

and about the character going up infinitely, I'm planning on changing that (where it comes out the bottom)

And about the 2nd recall thing, how does that rename the program?

I was just about to do that.
in tiles2 they didn't have the dots on the sprites.  RAM clear will fix.

All are source files,with an explanation txt file.

Yeah, I spent about an hour fighting with the TIOS's group thingy.  It's the only way I know how to safely rename stuff on-calc.

Psst! I don't use ti-connect!
TI-connect or not, the thetas are gone. I have a different organizational system in place now.

Thetas or not, the programs worked in tilem.
All of them.

@DJ is BuckeyeDude one of the people who wrote wabbitemu or something?

Just in case it does make a difference somehow, I've attached some newer programs--in a zip folder
Tested, works

Hey!!
I just got a random idea, and it WORKS!!!
All you wabbitemu addicts, rejoice!
Well, that was kind of overkill, but whatever.

Apparently TiLP doesn't like receiving things from the archive.
Or is it wabbitemu not liking the Archive file setting? 
I changed the files in 'beamsgalore' to the RAM and tried re-sending.
YAY

Working ones are posted.

Okay, I'll outline the process.

pre-edit:
I'm using, quoted from command prompt:
Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
[insert copyright junk] Microsoft Corp.

1) Installed TiLP 1.13.
2) Hooked up 84+, OS 2.43.
3) Launched TiLP
4) Right-clicked left part, selected Change Device (Ctrl+D).
5) Selected DirectLink cable, Port #1, TI84+.  Clicked OK.
6) Clicked the Dirlist button on top, list of all programs on calc appeared.
7) On right pane, selected Change drive, L: (flash drive), navigated through (sic) organized folders to desired folder.
Opened Windows Explorer (not Internet, but folder), navigated to same folder as in right pane of TiLP window.
9) Went back to TiLP, click/dragged desired program (ie. ZSRCDMND and ΘSOUND) to right pane.
10) Logged on here, selected reply on bottom
11) Typed something
12) Selected Browse... to the right of the Attach: box
13) Clicked, say, ZSRCDMND
14) Clicked Open
15) Read attachment box. Validated right file.
16) Clicked Post.
Note: I already attached this file, as the error message told me, so I re-tried and it told me I already posted.  So I went back and checked, and it wasn't there. Tried posting it again, same message.  Another joyful moment at the library.  

That's it. Any problems with the process?

Random character generator, maybe?
I was going to make it binary at first, then decided it would be more interesting to have more characters.