Well,...
When I heard abouth ti releasing the lua sdk, I thought they would be caring a tiny bit about community, But now, they've proven (again) that they don't care abouth the community at all.

If they're going to take everything away from us, they almost force us to hack it. As long as the devices are programable, you will find a way to hack them. Ti adding any protection to hacking and programming, will only make it harder, not impossible. And ti trying to keep us out only makes it more challenging and more fun to hack it anyway

Anyway, we should now all go buy casio graphing calcs, instaed of TI's. That'll teach them. I beg that then, after a month, they will make their calcs more programmable again for a few years.

Anything can be hacked, when you'll try hard enough. Keep in mind that we're one of the most active calc hacking comunities. TI can't do anything abouth us.

EDIT: Ruler and everybody else that has "TI might not be so bad" in their signatures: You might want to take that out. You can maybe replace it with something like this:

TI became even worse
OR
I hate TI more that ever

or just change it back to 'I hate TI right now'

Oh, that might explain it. I always forget about PTT.

I wonder... if PTT is so important in schools, does this means schools might eventually ban the regular 83+ and 83+SE in tests eventually? (Since they do not have any PTT feature)

My school actually already banned EVERY graphing calc from tests. Luckily, we're still allowed to use a graphing calc in class.

Here is the website I was talking about earlier, it works completely of the screen coordinates of the triangle, and uses a method called linear interpolation.  It also works in scanlines, which is beneficial to us calculator users since scanlines are special for our screen and can be drawn rather quickly. 

http://www-users.mat.uni.torun.pl/~wrona/3d_tutor/tri_fillers.html

Are you sure that's the right URL? I got the 'server not found' error

He gave pictures in his previous post.

Those are programs backuped by axe (to prevent that you'll lose programs on ram clears).

by the way, are you sure you aren't compiling for a shell? You could also try to set the shell to application, and run it from the 'apps' menu

The :.SOUND

should that be in Text mode?

Yes, you just type that. It's the axe header. It tells the compiler how to name the compiled program. Do not use the same name as the program itself


Freq should be under S
Freq is with F at the beginning and I cant find it at S and also not at F

As a rule of thumb p2: Don't double-post on the forums unless it has been 6 hours between your two consecutive posts. Instead, use the edit button.

Sorry, i just quickly clicked 'quote'

try this as your program: (The //'s are just coments, don't type them in your program):.SOUND //header
:repeat Getkey(15)  //repeat and Getkey from the prgm menu
:Freq(10,100 //Search the catalog after running the axe app
:End //prgm menuAnd compile this. Then type Asm(prgmSOUND in the home screen. This should give a sound untill you press clear