Hello everyone. We, at Planète-Casio, are gathering samples to detect changes between msicallenous details like OS version (on which model), the dates and are trying to make links with architecture and OS.

Here's the addin to install : http://www.planet-casio.com/files/forums/ID-13413.G1A. it'll give you the Product ID of your calculator.

We're asking too for the calc model (Graph 35, 75, 85 or 95, or worldwide equivalents), the OS flashed to it and the calc's model where the flash OS has been copied, the DateA and DateO found in the diagnostic menu. Here's the walthrough :

Boot your calc while pressing EXP (or x10x), OPTN and AC/ON, a popup should appear. Prees F1 then 9 (your data won't[/it] be erased), then press 4 (VERSION), you'll find two Dates and your OS version.

Thanks for your participation.

What is this palette? It looks really nice

The palette is still Dawnbringer 16/32. This palette rocks and I used it more than once

here's the tileset (but I'll use it, so be warned) : http://opengameart.org/content/micro-tileset-overworld-and-dungeon

I found yesterday a rocking tileset. his could be a thing if I could team with someone (and with a good idea).

Soru, you want I to port it to 4G for your projects?

When you want, my friend. (And why does it work when it's not me that ask for help ><)

Looks nice. Is the speed in the screen shot accurate? If so, it looks quite smooth. ^^

I don't really know, I have two problems with the SFDK :
- it doesn't emulate accurately the screen. On my G35+USB it looks a bit choppier but I don't know if it is because of the screen strange remanency (natural display i don't know what which has a way reduced latency almost unabling grayscale). But it's still quite playble and sweet to look at.
- I have some RTC problems (the moment the camera angle/time jumps are actually timing bugs on wine).

Addendum : The latency problem raises the hypothetical emulator problem : each Graph has a different screen and thus different latency and grayscale timers. ><"

EDIT :

EDIT 2 : Patterns are functionnal. I just need to populate the game with levels and/or implement a pattern file loading for custom levels. So now the game is actually playble.

EDIT 3 : Now the color are reversed after 60 seconds.

EDIT 4 : First oncalc footage:

EDIT5 : Surprise! PReview release! Lots of features are missing but well, this is playble now. Give it a try!

Yeah : "I forgot to put the level part name (point, line, triangle; etc...)" ;p

Yay, nice progress! The map will be quite small if you compare it to the nSpire screen. Why not scaling the sprites *2 to balance and give it a retro feel?