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« on: February 23, 2011, 04:12:03 pm »
On a side note how is the TI-89/92+/v200 version progressing?
With the exception of one change I made to the Nspire version that I need to add to the 89 (this will take no more than 42 seconds to do!), I need to fix one bug with the graphics. As soon as it is fixed, I will be able to release this version too (and I will add an additional level or two then also!  ).
512
« on: February 23, 2011, 04:08:45 pm »
Yep, I think so! I have the exact same thing, and I have never run into any issues!
513
« on: February 23, 2011, 04:06:58 pm »
Yeah, some of these compatibility issues are getting quite confusing.  Right now, if you are using Ndless 2.0 and the clickpad, I believe anything (except Ndless 1.1 stuff) will successfully work. For the touchpad, you need it to be build with Ndless 2.0. For the ticalc release of Ndless 1.7, you need it to be build with Ndless 1.7. Someone please correct me if I made a mistake in the above!
514
« on: February 23, 2011, 04:05:21 pm »
Alright, So I got as far as making the C enviroment, Now i'm really confused, The guide says to make the Toolchain which is mentioned in the ReadMe.txt, When there is no mention of a toolchain at all, What do I do O_O
From the Ndless root in MSYS, run the command: cd tools;make
Then, add the created /bin directory in the Ndless root to your path variable, then, you can successfully run "make" from the Ndless root directory.
515
« on: February 23, 2011, 03:24:36 pm »
Lol nice apcalc. Any clue when the video player will be released by the way?
Theoretically, I can release it right now in its current form, but it requires an Nspire Development Environment to be set up in order to build the final .tns document (any interest in this? I have no problem releasing it like that, but I fear it will be too hard for the end user). The two major things I currently need to add is an actual on-calc interpreter (to fix the above issue) and compression methods to fit more video onto the calc (not as urgent in preventing a release). At this point, I have no idea how long this may take, hopefully not too long!
516
« on: February 22, 2011, 10:46:26 pm »
Add the /bin directory of MinGW to you path. @apcalc your tutorial assumes youre using a post xp version of windows, would that make a difference while compiling, or in any way make the process easier?
It has been years since I last used Windows XP, but I highly doubt it will make that much of a difference. The only issue I can think of is you might have to use a different method to add to your path (I am sure there are countless tutorials on how to do this on the Internet!).
517
« on: February 22, 2011, 09:57:01 pm »
Try this tutorial I wrote a while back: http://ourl.ca/6330
518
« on: February 22, 2011, 09:26:28 pm »
@Cuervo - I don't understand German, but make sure you did the following: From the Ndless root: cd tools;make
Then add the created /bin directory in the ndless root to your path @gamecheet - I am not familiar with Linux at all, but I recall there being an issue with building Ndless in Linux. I can't remember if it was resolved yet or not.
519
« on: February 22, 2011, 07:50:04 pm »
Alright, and how long do you think setting up Ndless would take? 10-15 minutes or more? Because I have to finish up a few things for classes and I want to see if i can get this done by tonight too.
I'll be honest: setting up an Ndless Development Environment and compiling Ndless ( especially if you are not familiar with the process) can be a very tedious task. Unless you are very experienced with computers/building files, it will take you more than 10-15 minutes to do this (it will probably take longer than that just to download/install all of the programs you need just to build Ndless, let alone getting it to work.) If you run into any problems, feel free to post here for help!
520
« on: February 22, 2011, 07:45:35 pm »
Thanks, and Thanks again for the fast reply. For this, I wouldn't need to downgrade my calc's OS, and All i would need to do after compiling Ndless would be putting that on the calc, and following regular procedure to install gbc4nspire right?
Yes, but since you have the touchpad, you will need a specific version of gbc4nspire made to work on the touchpad. Here it is: http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?action=topicattach;topic=1243
521
« on: February 22, 2011, 07:37:26 pm »
Hi! Welcome to Omnimaga! At this point, the only way to get Ndless working on your calculator is to use the developer version of Ndless, Ndless 2.0. At the current point, binaries of Ndless 2.0 cannot be distributed; the only way to get it working is to build it yourself. In order to do this, you must download the Ndless source code here (password: guest/guest) and set up an Nspire Development Environment to compile the code (Information on how you can set up a development environment can be found here, follow the instructions in doc/Ndless-Development to build Ndless). Good luck!
522
« on: February 22, 2011, 06:43:57 pm »
I think in such software releases, there should be a notice in readmes encouraging people to use common sense about what kind of content they put on their calculator and bring at school, to not have problems or even cause calcs to be banned. 
I have already written the "Warranty" section for my Nspire Video Player Although I have tested this program extensively and am almost certain that this program will cause no harm to your calculator, I am not responsible for any harm this program causes to you or you calculator. In addition, I am most certainly not responsible for the content of any of the videos viewed while using this program. Use at your own risk! By using this program, it is assumed that you have read and agree to these conditions.
523
« on: February 22, 2011, 05:25:15 pm »
I was wondering: does anyone here know an extremely rapid/simple way to change the base of a number (by hand, not through a program )? I have used methods I read about on the Internet, but none of them are very fast for me to do. I always come across new ways to do things like this by hand, but I can't seem to find one for changing bases. Does anyone know of a way to do this? Thanks!
524
« on: February 21, 2011, 09:30:03 pm »
There's a tool that's been around for a while on TI-bank. It is part of a very early image viewer program, but there was a thread for it here with a download. It is called bmptoc.
bmptoc is not really that great anymore, as it does not compress the picture data into hex code, making the images double the size that they actually have to be.
525
« on: February 21, 2011, 08:58:44 pm »
I don't remember exactly when, but I've been using it for months (like, since before Block Dude was released). EDIT: If anyone ever needs one of these tools that is not on the internet, I can easily make one. I had to write one anyway for my video player
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