Here it is with different Plot Marks.  I like the box best, so I went with it.
Which do you like best?

The three are good effects. I liked the "+" one.
My idea was to change the plot type time to time, optionally.

The three pixels down is even better than 1 in playbility, I think. The number of pixels down could give the difficulty to a player. Like 1 is easy, 2 is medium, 3 hard and 4/5 very hard.

You should package this different versions together.

No, I don't know how to set up that, but you run tw bat, and it will lust the .asm and .z80 files, you enter the number next to it, then input the desired name for te outupt .8xp and then it will compile.

It is easy. See calcmaniac84 batch for the TiBoySE.
Basically the files dropped into the batch go to the %1 %2, %3, etc. variables. The last file selected is the %1, I think.

Slow but the game couldn't be fast with so many drops.
You are using Plot commands, hence the name Plot Drop...?
Pretty smart, I also used Plot command for Rain Effect Contest.

Hmm, PindurTI eh? I'll have to look into that.
To run it without firefox requires the XUL runner, which I will package with it.
I was wondering, is there any way to do syntax highlighting using JavaScript and textboxes?

I saw it done. Try to find on some WYSIWYG editor.

Isn't PTI site down now, tho? It has been a few years since the author was last seen in the TI community. I have a build in the archives, though.

The site has moved. The author changed the links in the WikiTI. That is why I know this.

Quote from: Galandros on January 30, 2010, 08:21:36 am

Other hazard is getting bugs when the game is finished and you can't find where it happens. X.X (note that bug is ambiguous when we talk in a pokémon thread )
I hope, at least, you don't get a nasty bugs other than pokémons with bug type.

Ugh I hate these... especially when they rarely occurs and seems to occur randomly. What's even worse, though, is bugs like this that arises half a decade after you released the game. Unfortunately since people don't report bugs all the time it can take ages before they get noticed

I was precisely thinking in your "legendary" bugs and all strange bugs we sometimes get in games.
But tifreak is going to prove if good planning and extensive notes can help avoiding and correcting them.

When I finished Illusiat for the TI-81, I had 7 bytes of free RAM after adding magic animations. I simply reworded some sentences and added better punctuation to not leave any free byte

That would very probably don't work in TI-83+ series because of how it manages variables.
Still a feature to not forget in the readme. hehehe

Any of you has seen games in HTML, CSS and JavaScript? Web browsers can run JavaScript and show HTML pretty fast.
Plus there is keyboard and mouse ways to get input. Even ways to save data.

But I have only seen simple games like Tic Tac Joe, avoid obstacles with mouse, tower of hanoi... The most complicated was chess.
If you have seen something more interesting, share the game.

But some ASCII RPG could be doable. I am not thinking in doing one but I will try to come some nifty scripts to get keyboard and mouse input, and other stuff. One objective is to be most cross browsers compatible possible.
What I want to discuss is the enormous possibilities.

I have some ideas:
- through AJAX, we can have multi player through the Internet and a Web Server running PHP, for instance. A RPG with single player and multiple player could be nice.
- ASCII mapper (BW and colours)
- Raycasting with ASCII and colours (Ben Ryves has actually done that already, see his gamedev or site journal)

I know some disadvantages:
- Cross browser problems
- With only JavaScript it is impossible to avoid cheating because the source code is a available. Cheating is always a possibility even if very hard, though.

Maybe later I can do some game like Hunt or runner. For now I will come with the scripts to see if it gains interest. I have started a PHP lib to save data on a file. Maybe I can add other useful stuff. With XAMPP is very easy to start a web server and play some game that requires it.

EDIT:
I searched a bit and found one interesting site:
http://www.javascriptgaming.com/
There is some JavaScript games libs like: http://gamequery.onaluf.org/

It could be interesting some JavaScript gaming in Omnimaga. What you think?

PS: I am not quitting calc stuff, although I am doing more web related things. It is question of time to get bored with web stuff.