Me, thats it. Check the other thread if you want to see it.

How's this going, or is it not?

I think he/she/hack0r expected us to think it was tifreak. His name is Spelli not Spellshaper...

At least avatars/sigs didn't change yet.

Glad to see some enthusiasm toward this, however much it is.
And if no one participates Super Speler will be winner by default... because I can.

The next in the Basic-with-Assembly-Libs Programming Contest Series shall be something you have probably never done on the calc: make a movie. This would be a difficult task in pure basic, with only lines, points and the ever slow circle function, but that's why xLib must be allowed. Judging will again be based partially on omnimaga members voting, and also on the ratio of movie length to program size. The entry can be multiple programs, and the movie can be from mini clip length to full length hit. The deadline will take this into account.

The idea first came to me when I stumbled upon http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/302/30215.html intro to Star Wars. It wasn't much, but it did open up the doors to thinking how much more it could be, with a sprite-based picture and better graphics. Now we have the chance to see what we can do for calculator movies.

Since I haven't been too precise yet in what the contest requires, I will outline everything now.

Requirements: TI-83/84+(SE) Program(s) to play a movie (homescreen or graphscreen) with no user input other than pressing 2nd to go to another scene.
Deadline: December 31, 2006. Use the time wisely and make a creative masterpiece.
Scoring: 50% will be voting (half your voting percent), 50% is placement in the movie length to program size* ratio race. First place gets all 50%, second gets less (the actual number will depend on the number of participants.)
Allowed Asm Libs: xLib, Omnicalc. If you would like to request another, I'll most likely add it to the list. *These don't count toward total program size (the basic code to access it does!)
Submission: PM the entries to me before the deadline.

Good luck.
-Radical Pi

(Anything I forgot? I know I must have forgotten something besides reserving the rights to change the contest rules...Don't copy this part of the post to the News article that will go with this... If its alright I'll be making an entry too but I won't actually compete; I'll be in it for comparison... okay I'm done)

Wow, what did I miss?
I think we'd like to see your program anyway Spely. How could you have gotten 100 raindrops? o.o I used plots and made the limit 35 to maintain speed, but 100? zohmyfugod (zomfg)!

Well here's my program, tell me how you like it anyway ^^

And I'll think of something for next contest. I promise it'll be good.

So this is over now? Time to wait for tomorrow to vote.