Correlation will be ready to test either this month or very early in March.  I have to add library compatability and a function for defining animated tiles, then it's just making sure that everything runs smoothly.

So now I'm looking for testers.  I know that several people volunteered, but I need a reminder of who did, as well as anyone new who would like to.  

The testing peiord will be three weeks at least, and more if several bugs are found.  Also, as much as I hate to do so, I need to list requirements for testing, since I want the release of Correlation to be successful.

Requirements for testing:

1. You must read the full manual to the letter.  For those of you who read it already, there are many new changes.  For example, I changed commands to make things easier to remember and work with
2. You don't have to create a full program/game, but you must make a program good enough for a high-quality screenshot.  Advertise!  In this case I would rather have 10 seconds of sweet-looking gameplay than 3 hours of crummy graphics.  Please feel free to convert a Ti-Basic program to use Correlation if you wish.
3. You must choose at least one option from a list below to test throughly.  That means you code for it, and you try to mess it up to make sure that error-checking works and the calculator won't crash.

Optional:

1. If you wish, or if you don't care, I would like to include your program as an example program for new users to look at
2. If you are able, please write a good review on ticalc.org!  You don't have to rate the program 10/10 if you feel it doesn't deserve it, and you can list problems you find, but please leave it positive and constructive.



Your program can include any features of Correlation that you wish to add.  However, when you write your program, you must include at least one of the options below to include and test as much and as throughly as you can, including trying to crash the calculator (preferably crashing an emulator).  When you post a comment, please list in order from most prefered to least perfered the feature you would like to test.  I will assign options on a first-come first-serve basis.

1. Include a map with tiles anywhere from 1x1 to 7x7 in size
2. Include a map with tiles anywhere from 9x9 to 15x15 in size - SHIMBS
3. Write a program that doesn't use the full screen for displaying text
4. Write a program that uses animated text/tiles - FINALETI
5. Write a program that makes good use of Word Wrap Mode - GEEKBOY1011
6. Write a program that makes good use of Clip Mode.  That is, when text reaches the edge of the screen (or window), it stops displying
7. Write a program that makes good use of Wrap Mode.  That is, when text reaches the edge of the screen (or window), it wraps to the next line - QWERTY.55
8. Write a program that uses abs( as a replacement for sub( when it comes to retrieving substrings - XEDA
9. Write a program that uses only the homescreen - MEISHE91


Thanks to testers!  You will be thanked in the manual!

This stuff is absolutely amazing

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Russian.  This is the letter "D" in their language.

Ah, that does make sense. Anyone who want to run the program would require the library to run it, though, right?
BTW, the speed is most impressive. I shall have to try this out when it is released.

Yeah, the library would be required.  It's like Xlib

You forgot one:

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HP |Atk     |Def|Mgc|Mdf|Spd|    Name       |HP |Atk|Def|Mgc|Mdf|Spd|
---+------+---+----+---+---+-------------+---+---+---+---+---+---+
99 |>9000 |99 |99   |2   |3    |Netham45     |2  |0  |0  |0  |0  |0  |

LOL

That looks awesome!  I really ... interview!  *Hint* 

Lol, why don't you throw in a brass band while you're at it

Here's animated tiles!  They're a bit tricky to understand unless you read about them in the new manual, but updating the screen causes the calculator to choose the next tile.  You have 64 seperate frames available for animation...you can have 1 tile with 64 frames of animation, 32 tiles each with 2 frames, or a combination like 2 with 1 frame, 6 with 5 frame, 3 with 4 frame, etc.  In this example, it's 1 tile with 4 frames.

Source Code:

int("AY                  ;AY = "Animated Yes"
int(TRAFFICL
Lbl S
e^(0,0,"AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
int("DD
For(N,1,300
End
Goto S