good to know you got it fixed!

you can actually use L1 as a screen buffer, L4 as a second buffer, though, if you can't, don't use L4, and then L3 and L6 are the buffers which are drawn to the screen directly, giving you 3 - 4 screens.
The thing with L4 is that it destroys stat variables if you use it as a whole buffer, iirc.

Quote from: Sorunome on April 14, 2015, 03:44:11 pm

Außerdem, wilkommen auf Omnimaga!

Danke, hätte nicht gedacht, dass das deutsche Forum noch aktiv ist. Ich werde mich aber demnächst nur im englischen rumtreiben.
Wir bekommen in den nächsten Monaten den Nspire cx. Dieses Forum ist für welche Taschenrechner?
Ich habe gelesen, dass der Gtr Lua unterstützt. Da haben meine Augen angefangen zu leuchten, weil ich schon einige Erfahrung mit Lua habe. Außerdem habe ich auch viel Erfahrung in der Entwicklung von Android Apps in Java und Java allgemein. Früher hatte ich auch mal .Net gemacht.

Omnimaga ist für alle Taschenrechner! Oder auch für PC projkete wenn du welche hast, es passt alles rein

Und es können hier zwar ein paar deutsch allerdings treiben die sich alle im englishen Teil herum damit sie alle verstehen

Well, ok, then. I have that about using anther pair of buffers, but to me that seemed unoptimized(is unoptimized not in the English language?(i get a red line )). If it is the standard and best way, then ok thanks.

In this situation you want to optimize for speed, and almost always if you decrease the time a calculation needs you'll increase the size

My machine is high, not me!

Sooooo, i just noticed a little issue that makes no sense to me:
Input A is my raspberry pi
Input B is my laptop

If I connect only input A then everything is fine
If I connect only input B then everything is fine

If I connect A and B then I get static noise on B, but not on A

Is it a issue that I just connect all the grounds? But if I split grounds I get even greater static noise, perhaps they need resistors or something?

EDIT: I mean connecting the grounds in such a way, would that help to prevent static noise?


If so, which value should the resistors have? 10k?

EDIT2: Also, when regulating the channels, the static noise also gets louder/quieter, which is actually weird as the volume control only effects the signal.

EDIT3: so now I connected the ground with a power socket ground and the static decreased a lot, but now there is still some, but the weird thing is that the static increases if i decrease the volume, that makes absolutely no sense!

Uho, i never played any of those games......

Apple, the root of all evil.
pun intended

Apple and unity at the same time....HOW DARE YOU!