Big update !

Now the program is AP-enabled ! That means that it can be ran by DoorsCS7 when you launch a file that is meant to be ran with it.

I used a little data program I wrote to make the AP works. I had kind of a hard time figuring out how to do this, but now it's done

I also added lines between vertices, and fixed some dependence bugs when deleting a vertex (the lines between the deleted vertex and others stayed visible ).

Screenshot of course :



I join the executable and a prgmCUBE demo file. BEWARE ! You'll have to run prgmWIREWORK once before prgmCUBE since it uses SMC to make the AP header works (you can see it in the screenie)..

Of course, you'll need DoorsCS 7.1.1 to run them.

EDIT : I forgot, commands :

[ + ] to add a vertex
[del] to delete a vertex

[ x ] to display vertices as dots
[ ÷ ] to link vertices

[ ↓ ] [ ← ] [ → ] [ ↑ ] to move the model
[2nd]/[alpha] to zoom in/out
[mode] to restore the initial position of the model

[clear] to exit

[x,t,Θ,n] to open the toolbar (not shown on the screenie)

In the toolbar :
[F1] to create a new model
[F2] to open one (not implemented)
[F3] to save the current model (not implemented)
[F5] to close the toolbar

I actually have a specific use for that : make an AP-enabled header for my AxeDCS axiom. See http://dcs.cemetech.net for what's an AP program.

It needs a specific DCS header, different to the one provided by Axe - and it includes a label address, the start of the AP section.

I tries to figure all the possible ways, and that's the only one that works.

This or you can set your variables at the beginning of your code. For example, if the door is open if A is 1, then type 0→A at the start of the program.

We can do C on z80 calcs !?

It'll be lines too

What do you mean by "etc" ?

And @epic7 yeah, but we have differents features

Hey guys,

Here's the project I was working on since one or two months : a SolidWorks-like for the z80 calcs !

On Ti-Calc I saw that there already was one for the 68K line, so now there's one for z80 !

Here's the 0.1 beta ; it'll have many features, but it doesn't right now

So, here are the commands :

• [ + ] to add a vertex. When you're in the vertex adding window, just choose the coordinates of the vertex and then click Add. For X coordinate, 48 is origin and it's 32 for both Y and Z.
• [del] to delete the last vertex. A popup will make sure that you really want to do that.
• [2nd] for zooming and [alpha] for dezooming
• Arrows to rotate the object
• [clear] to quit

There isn't any saving support yet, but I'm working on it.

You must run the program under DCS7, since it uses the AxeDCS axiom by me for the GUI stuffs.



The screen is pretty slow ; the program runs perfectly at 6MHz.

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Up,

since I'm busy with school and also other projects I started before this one, I'm nearly sure that I should abort this project, at least as a contest entry.

But don't worry, I got interested in that concept, so you'll see this game a day, but way after the contest