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Art / Sprites: good and bad
« on: October 07, 2006, 12:51:00 pm »
Those look pretty good B)
. I'm not good at graphics though.
. I'm not good at graphics though.
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| QUOTE (xlibman @ 4 Oct, 2006, 19:26) |
  I'm sory to see rs go, those companies seems untrustworthy I wonder why i should get a domain name for my website, seeing this happens |
http://www.1and1.com is really good though (for web hosting, which includes free domain name(s) and for just domain names); it's what http://www.ticalcs.net uses. Domain hosting companies are the same
. rivereye:
I was wondering why I couldn't access the website earlier today.... In case you want to get a domain name again, here are some plans that you can compare: http://order.1and1.com/xml/order/HostingOverview;jsessionid=DC9F0177E37830CEF1C0E87CFD4E9F2D.TC61a?__frame=_top&__lf=Static. 663
Other Calculators / Text Tools (includes TI-83+ BASIC Scrollbar)
« on: October 07, 2006, 09:45:00 am »
This scrollbar program was featured in a suite of programs that perform effects on text...Text Tools (soon, or maybe not so soon, to be availible at http://www.ticalc.org). It is in 100% TI-83+ TI-BASIC, except for a little bonus program that I included that is in assembly that inverses text. Here are some screenshots:
It can be downloaded in the attachment.
It can be downloaded in the attachment.
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Nice idea, but I just don't really see the point in making a C to TI-BASIC converter, no offense. It's not really going to be any easier, more powerful, or faster. If you're just making this for the fun of it, then go for it :thumbup:
. But it seems like a kind of tricky thing to program - just warning you. I might be misunderstand what you said, though.
I'm wondering how you're going to have memory allocation in TI-BASIC o.o
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Also, you might want to look over the main function again. For the third argument in the for() loop, you should also write that as count += 2. And just one more tip:
c1-->
. But it seems like a kind of tricky thing to program - just warning you. I might be misunderstand what you said, though. I'm wondering how you're going to have memory allocation in TI-BASIC o.o
.Also, you might want to look over the main function again. For the third argument in the for() loop, you should also write that as count += 2. And just one more tip:
c1-->
| CODE |
| ec1 int a: int b: c2 |
ec2
can be written as:
c1
-->can be written as:
c1
| CODE |
| ec1 int a,b; c2 |
ec2
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Other Calculators / Text Tools (includes TI-83+ BASIC Scrollbar)
« on: October 02, 2006, 07:50:00 am »
I'm wasn't sure if it should go here, but just to be safe.....
It just seems like there isn't much to talk about after I post it. But, I guess it could go somewhere else. I'll move it though.
It just seems like there isn't much to talk about after I post it. But, I guess it could go somewhere else. I'll move it though
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Other Calculators / Text Tools (includes TI-83+ BASIC Scrollbar)
« on: October 02, 2006, 06:43:00 am »
I've been getting into making small TI-83+ TI-BASIC programs with cool effects lately. Anyway, it lets the user scroll down some text. It's almost finished. I still need to optimize it though. Here's a screenshot of it running on a regular TI-83+:
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TI 68K / WWII RPG for the 89 in the works
« on: October 02, 2006, 06:39:00 am »
This looks pretty awesome. B)
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Miscellaneous / Screenshot of your computer
« on: September 30, 2006, 05:37:00 am »
QuoteBegin-Spellshaper+29 Sep, 2006, 9:59-->
I wouldn't be able to concentrate if my wallpaper was changing constantly. :gah:
It'd also takes some time (maybe not much, but still), so instead of focusing on building my C project or something, it'd be working on changing the background as well. Maybe I would like it though, I haven't tried it.
| QUOTE (Spellshaper @ 29 Sep, 2006, 9:59) |
| mmmm... anime... currently I have hellsing pics rotating through my wallpaper changer. Go go Alucard! |
I wouldn't be able to concentrate if my wallpaper was changing constantly. :gah:
It'd also takes some time (maybe not much, but still), so instead of focusing on building my C project or something, it'd be working on changing the background as well. Maybe I would like it though, I haven't tried it. 669
TI Z80 / Multiple Game Pack
« on: September 29, 2006, 03:15:00 pm »
This looks cool B) .
Also, you are free to use any of the mini-games in my short pack of mini-games http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/390/39090.html.
.Also, you are free to use any of the mini-games in my short pack of mini-games http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/390/39090.html.
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TI 68K / Ultima V: General Discussion
« on: September 25, 2006, 12:35:00 pm »THE POST 9622598
O_O
This seems just...incredible. I don't know how Omnimaga - The RPG is ever going to live up to this.
This seems just...incredible. I don't know how Omnimaga - The RPG is ever going to live up to this. 671
Introduce Yourself! / Hello, I am netham45
« on: September 25, 2006, 12:33:00 pm »
Hello, natham45. Welcome to Omnimaga.
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Introduce Yourself! / Hello mortals
« on: September 24, 2006, 01:28:00 pm »
Not to turn this into a TI-83+/TI-86 flaming thread but I have a TI-84+ Silver Edition and a TI-86, so I know some about both. Here are a few things that weren't mentioned (not all of them are completely TI-BASIC related though):
It's easier to access menu options in the TI-86
The TI-86 has a larger screen
The TI-86 has more stuff for conversion
THe TI-86 can scroll down the Ti-BASIC editor easilier
The TI-86 has greek characeters, and Calcman is a greek character, so I had to change him for the TI-83+/TI-84+ Silver Edition version of Calcman
The TI-86 is better
*bfr hides* umm...hehe I was just kidding.....
The TI-84+ Silver Edition is uber fast, but the regular TI-83+ probably isn't, so that doesn't really count....
The TI-83+ has Flash ROM
The TI-83+ can draw white lines
The TI-83+ can draw big text on the graph screen
It's easier to access menu options in the TI-86
The TI-86 has a larger screen
The TI-86 has more stuff for conversion
THe TI-86 can scroll down the Ti-BASIC editor easilier
The TI-86 has greek characeters, and Calcman is a greek character, so I had to change him for the TI-83+/TI-84+ Silver Edition version of Calcman
The TI-86 is better
*bfr hides* umm...hehe I was just kidding.....
The TI-84+ Silver Edition is uber fast, but the regular TI-83+ probably isn't, so that doesn't really count....
The TI-83+ has Flash ROM
The TI-83+ can draw white lines
The TI-83+ can draw big text on the graph screen
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Miscellaneous / xlibman may be on and off
« on: September 24, 2006, 01:08:00 pm »
It's OK. Small breaks, and even long breaks if necessary, are fine.
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Well, he did make it, so I would hope that he knows where the link to it is.
QuoteBegin-Ranman+23 Sep, 2006, 22:42-->
I think xlibman meant that the TI-83+ version of MLC can't edit access #$%&@, and there isn't a builit-in (not preinstalled application) for it anyway, at least to my limited knowledge of the TI-83+. Or am I the one misunderstanding something...hmmm... o.o
QuoteBegin-Ranman+23 Sep, 2006, 22:42-->
| QUOTE (Ranman @ 23 Sep, 2006, 22:42) |
| The TI BASIC editor may impose other limitations too -- I don't know. If you go with the text editor, then you may not have any limitations. |
I think xlibman meant that the TI-83+ version of MLC can't edit access #$%&@, and there isn't a builit-in (not preinstalled application) for it anyway, at least to my limited knowledge of the TI-83+. Or am I the one misunderstanding something...hmmm... o.o
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TI Z80 / MLC - For the TI-83+
« on: September 23, 2006, 04:36:00 pm »
I (and Madskillz, if he wants to) am going to be posting progress and anouncements here too. I was just trying to remind people of the website, and what information it has, because it is new.
I was just trying to remind people of the website, and what information it has, because it is new.