"THIS ITEM IS CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE"

I'm turning old in a few months I will be twenty !_! I will have been alive for two decades My life is already over a quarter over

I wish I was good with 3D stuff Somebody on TIBD had a great idea... That flingfisch might be interested in

Okay, this a program I made a while ago (two or three years ago) that may still be useful to folks. It is a cheat code program based off of a program called CODEM that I made for an RPG (about 5 years ago). What the original did was it would take two strings (the name of the codes and the actual codes). It would then let the user select codes to use through a fancy-shmancy menu and then it would perform the codes.
The drawbacks:
Names were 16 chars, codes were 8 chars-- always
The undrawbacks:
The menu was really nice o.o It let you scroll through large numbers of codes (the program I made this for had 89 codes or something like that)


So why is CODEM in any way something you might want? Imagine this scenario:
You make a great game
You spread said game around your friends/school/internet/world
Some said folks try to cheat by modifying source codes and/or savefiles if they can figure it out
Said folks fail
Said folks break program
Said folks make an face and flood you with questions on how to fix it


So you might want to make the codes for them... After a few years I learned about Celtic 3 and that was when I made CODEM4 (there were a few versions before). Codem4 was a project in itself because I made a file system, code editing screen, error handling of almost any possible error (there were a few I could not do). I made all the code compressed, easy to select. It wasn't a graphical wonder, but it did have a lot of neat features that a programmer would appreciate (if not a regular person). Plus, I made it spit out a program that had everything precalculated (instead of converting codes on the fly) so running the cheat code could be done quickly and seamlessly without modifying any other variables.

Anyways, features:
If there are no code databases found, you will be prompted to create one.
You can add a description to it
if the name is already taken, you will be prompted again for a name
If you select a database with no codes, you will be prompted to add codes or not (selecting yes will take you to the code input screen).
When you select your codes and finish, the program (locked) CODEM will be created.

Now to run your cheats, you can just run prgmCODEM upon a special keypress or what have you. Of course, it is necessary that your program allows CODEM4

Hmm, maybe, actually >.> The lovely thing is that all they do is XOR a buffer with itself one pixel down. This can be easily modified to make it occur in different directions or on just one part of a screen. I made some posts a while back showing Sierpinski's Triangle in its full glory Here is an alternate version (that somebody thought was platformer at first glance when they saw me with it)

Okay folks, I fixed up the line routine which has been a little buggy and I also modified the sine and cosine routine to be faster and more accurate. if you want it, I think it is a useful update also, I made this proggie (see the screenie).

EDIT: An added stat: The sine and cosine routines are twice as fast and it only used a few extra bytes It is about 3 times as fast as the original routine

yay merry Axe Day!

I can definitely do that, but what command should I use to signify a 32-bit number? (I might use it in other areas, too, such as 32-bit math)

EDIT:Rather, what token?