120d has been a running gag for a while on Ticalc.org back then too. People kept saying that instead of lol. Then later on Cemetech lol got censored to 0x5.

Anyway not much progress on code since I was kinda injured early in the weekend then got busy shopping for games, but I was debatting about if instead of texturing the floor I should texture the walls and ceiling instead. Due to the way the sand/grass-type floor is drawn, it would be hard to redraw it after using the sword, since it isn't tiled. That isn't a big problem for the rectangle tiling texture, though.

Also note about the Boss sprite on page 1: The reason why it's so fast when moving it around despite being so large is because to move around, the left side is erased and an extra row of 3x3 squares is displayed on the right side, or vice-versa. The middle of the sprite is never refreshed. The only downside of this technique is that the sprite can only move left-right, not up-down.

Fortunately, you could code this way for left-right movement and the ordinary way for up-down movement (if it's fast enough).

Could we have automatic indentation as well?

5013: You translate your calculator's interface into your constructed language (Enare ci elsa.)

Well, mine is some C code from some random program I wrote for the TI-89, inverted and angled strategically, with lightning and some text added.

N00B QUESTION ALERT:
read with cation as this may cause serious to fatal n00bism.

What is axe? I'd like to learn...

(p.s. How do you get spoilers in replies?)

It's a compiled language for the 83+/84+ series. What this means is that Axe code gets compiled into machine code using an app. The advantage of using Axe over assembly is the lower learning curve.

Finally getting back into some programming, eh? I'd like to see what this turns into later.

You should maybe check the Ticalc.org features from 2010-11. I think there were a bunch of small ASM tools that modified the OS or added extra functions to the calc. Maybe one of them added such function. And there's no menu for Draw?? On the TI-83+ all you do is 2nd+PRGM and you end up in the DRAW menu. Special characters requires special programs to access, though.

Nope, you need to use the catalog on the 89. I don't know why TI decided to do that. But special characters can be accessed with 2nd +.

I remember on 68K calcs that when you hold down the arrow keys, the delay between key repeat is much longer than on the 83+ (around 2 seconds instead of 0.5), so it took me a while to realize that there was even key repeat at all. It's annoying nonetheless since you still end up constantly mashing keys. >.<

I agree. Another problem is that some keypresses are ignored if you type too quickly (this bug is present to a greater extent on the CSE, by the way).

I wonder if in the future Kerm or Merth will add TI-Nspire BASIC, Lua and 68K BASIC support to their program editors...

I talked to Kerm about adding 68k Basic. IIRC, he said that he was working on it at one time but he doesn't plan on it.