just asking, but which one will be stronger: Splitron or Pterdactyls?

Splitrons are stronger, with Pterdactyls being proportionally cheaper.  However, Pterdatyls have the advantage of being ground-based vessels, meaning they can't be attacked by air-to-air units.

Nice. One thing I wonder is if it would be cool to generate some sort of creep or more web stuff around that building, which causes ground units that goes too close to move twice slower and air units to move twice slower while flying over the building?

Not a bad idea!  I'll have to think about that one.

What does class 2 means?

Class 2 is a lot of Ti-Basic programming functions, such as If, While, End and Goto.  Output( is a class 2 function because you can't use it outside of a Ti-Basic program.  (A goof-up by the Ti-OS)

For more information:

http://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=83Plus:Hooks:9BAC

Calm down! It's a joke.  It's supposed to be funny.  Go ahead, laugh.

No worries, I said it calmly.

119: Only hooks would let you change the OS entirely

Will the homescreen text be confined to the 16x8 grid, or will the location be like with Text(?

Same as with Ti-Basic.  ln() will use 16x8 grid, and e^() will use the 96 x 64 grid

Ah ok so you wanted default method to not require arguments? What about the other? Will it default to OR? I still don't get why you keep them separate.

ln(1,1,"AAAA") will display "homescreen" text AAAA using Overwrite.  e^(1,1,"AAAA") will display small text using Overwrite.

ln(1,1,"AAAA", 1-4) will display "homescreen" text using OR, AND, XOR, Mask.  e^(1,1,"AAAA", 1-4) will display small text using OR, AND, XOR, Mask.

I'm afraid I can't explain any better why I keep them seperate.  Just remember, Line(1,1,2,2) displays a black line, but if you add an extra argument--Line(1,1,2,2,0)--you get a white line.

Ah ok. What would be the advantage of separating them? I am curious about what special tricks we could do. Also is it easier to keep them separated?

To answer your question, if they are kept seperated, a person can take a Ti-Basic program, and he can easily convert it to Correlation simply by replacing Output( with ln( and Text( with e^(.  He does not need to scroll to the end of each line to add a parameter.  (This really frustrated me in Ti-Basic programming)  Furthermore, it saves two bytes per line, and I figured most of the time people are going to use overwrite except for sprites.
 
It's just as easy to keep the argument count seperate as it is to incorporate them all together.  It's just like Ti-Basic Line(, where a zero is added only draw a white line.

As a side note, if XOR/OR/AND is successful, I'll add Mask as well.  A character to be drawn as a Masked character will require 2 characters worth of data in the font, but it will be faster than using XOR/OR/AND to manually draw the mask.

Btw would it be very hard to add XOR/OR logic too? With XOR we could use grayscale text/sprites maybe (Reuben Quest style) and/or blinking text animations. AND might be useful too, for masking, but I think the person can easily combine OR'ed and XOR'ed fonts together to do it.

I guess that wouldn't be too hard now that ln( is being incorporated.  ln( with 3 arguments would be OVERWRITE, and a 4th argument would be XOR, OR and AND.  Don't get your hopes up, though, we'd have to see how it goes