I need to use Crabcake soon, but I cannot run the program in a shell (after compiling it for a shell). When I try, it lets me into the main menu of my program fine, but when I load the main loop it will only work for a couple seconds, displays xxx instead of numbers, and freezes and clears ram. Can someone take a look at it? It still does it when I tried emulating with wabbit, and I've tried compiling it for Mirage, ION, and Doors, but only "No Shell" or Axe Fusion work.
Warning: I'm not an Axe programmer Basically what you can do is store all of the coordinates in order as data. Brackets are one way to do it, but then you have to convert all your coordinates to hex. Instead, use Data(. For example:
Data(1,9,25,9,25,1,25,9,3,4,4,4,...→A Now you can run a For( loop to draw all your lines. I am not sure if this will work, but I think you will get the idea:
Data(1,9,25,9,25,1,25,9,3,4,4,4,...)-1→A For(53 ;number of lines you have, I think Line({A++},{A++},{A++},{A++}) EndEDIT: If Jacobly doesn't get around to it, this is the even more optimised version he gave on IRC:
Data(1,9,25,9,25,1,25,9,3,4,4,4,...)-2→A For(53 ;number of lines you have, I think Line({A+2→A}r,/256,{A+2}r,/256 End
I tried this and just using Data(12,31...)-4→A, Line({A+4→A},{A+1},{A+2},{A+3}), but either one slightly affects the display (one line out of place or something) like the attached picture. Any clue?
I think I'm going to look into Crabcake because I'll need more space eventually. By the way, is there any disadvantage to using Axe Fusion? I dont see a difference besides the resulting file size (smaller)
Would you like me to upload it really fast so you can see it yourself? Not sure where to report it either. Its a Ti84 SE+, latest OS from TI
On a side note, my calculator freezes sometimes upon grouping programs. Is this an axe related issue? I always back up programs i'm working on in groups in case of ram clears
I'm writing a game, and I want to make a greyscale line within the code. Line(X,Y,A,B)r would be the command for this, correct? And then just use Dispgraphr at the end of the loop instead of normal dispgraph, right? It's giving me "INVALID" when I try and run the program (it compiles fine). Is it something to do with the greyscale or is it because it's making the game to large? (Source Size: 5014, Compiled: 8263) I heard the limit was 8811 or something. I appreciate any help!
Oh thanks for the idea Xeda, I probably will do that. It would save SO much program space! Thank you too Hayleia! But it looks like that's a lot more bytes to type in in the long run. But now I know how the hex works, so thank you! =D
I have a map drawn out on my game which does not move or change during it. Is there a more efficient way to do Line( drawings? I've seen people use those bracket hex code things like [23423492056] but I'm not sure how to use them or where to get info on them. My program's just getting up there in size and I'd like to condense it before I hit the Axe compiler limit.
Basically I just want to optimize this code that runs once at the start:
Hmm, this didn't seem to work for me in my program. I guess Axe really doesn't support negative numbers in equasions. I figured out a different way to do it, and it works fine. Thanks for the help all!
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