Btw do you use a constant for every note? I got something for ya! Check out my chipsound topic. I use 24 bytes to store notes in and some asm to bitshift for octaves
I really don't know if it's possible to generate a proper 1-bit video signal with a TI 84+, but I ran some tests and this is my best result:
It alternates the linkports' state rapidly, but it's still too slow to generate a full white screen. I used AXE, but I think I have to use very optimized ASM to generate better video. Even then it won't be possible to do anything else but video playback.
if player at the left hspeed=-x End if player at the right hspeed=x End if player above vspeed=-x End if player below vspeed=x EndAnd for the random wandering:
if moving to the left if there is a solid tile to the left bounce to right End End if moving to the left if there is a solid tile to the left bounce to left End End if moving up if there is a solid tile above bounce down End End if moving down if there is a solid tile beneath bounce up End End This might work
I think you are the "missile" and you have to avoid the zombies to reach the smiley. The zombies spawn in ramdomly and follow a random direction with a given speed. The random direction changes liek every 10 steps or so.
My enemies will have to "see" the player's position and then run in that direction. After 20-40 steps or so the direction randomizes and it follows that direction for 20-40 steps. So the enemies run blindly at the player. They do not change direction when the player moves. This is because you have to be able to dodge em. Enemies bounce off walls.
I want my enemies to have some sort of AI movement. They will have to move toward the player and wander off when they don't see him or at random. They will have to shoot bullets too. I need only 4 enemies per screen. Some enemies shoot, some don't Has anyone made something similar yet? I don't want this game to become too heavy for older calculators. Compability is key to success
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Pure optimized asm might do the trick, cuz I got big white scanlines when I rubbed the wire over the battery
