Or you could try the Horiz command? It cuts the screen in half horizontally where the top is the graph screen and the bottom is the home screen, which could easily be used for text
Since this is on an axe board, I think he wants to do it Axe - and there is no Horiz command.
for me the same, you should finish it. Don't forget "if-then-end" and the "for" loop. Also you should add a note that "remainder" and "Zquadrant1" aren't accessable on a TI-83+.
Ok, thanks for the explanation. That makes it a lot clearer for me. So I will have to use other key combinations to make sure nobody accidentally presses them like I did.
I'm having trouble with getkey(49) (graph). It returns one each time the key down and [right + zoom or left + trace] are pressed (all three the same time)
For my current project I need 3 very basic, symbolic sprites 8x8 of those (self-propelled) artillery vehicles. (click on the name for example if you don't know what it is)
It only has to be identifiable what type it is, the specific model isn't necessary (it's only for an editor, not for the game). I know little sprites are extremely difficult, but maybe you have good ideas how to do this.
I have a really good idea planned out quite well, so if I find the time I will participate in Z8o Axe/Asm with a strategy board game in awesome 3D-ish graphics.
Most likely I'll be using 1-cycle instructions. Makes life so much easier. And I'll most likely be using 4 bit ram and 8 bit rom.
That's the same what I did, except for 12 bit for the rom, which makes life abit more easier (*MGOS wonders if that's correct english öö) cause the program loads the same speed the cpu cycles. I think you can't do that with any smaller width.
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And I'll most likely be using 4 bit ram and 8 bit rom.