I want to store numbers, in sequence, to be reffered to later, but without filler like in OS lists.

Updated! I accidentally uploaded an old version.

Wait, I thought "Coders of tomorrow" was the slogan... it's an actual title?

Oh, and I clarified my language on my previous post for whoever downvoted me.

Now, mine is me.

I'm sexy and I know it..

So, guys, I made a mode seven engine on my TI 83+ that I plan to later port to AXE and make into a Mario Kart game.

It reads from matrix A. Matrix A, being 5x4, contains coordinates for five lines, each row being X₁,Y₁, X₂, Y₂. The lines must be within 0 to 94 and 0 to 62.

Reading those lines, it first draws the lines on the screen normally, then after you press enter, it flattens them à la mode seven. The closer the "Perspective Factor" is to 62, the more intense the perspective transformation is. The closer to numbers upwards to about 4000, the more it is like top-down.

Here are some screenies, which show a few different perspective factors and how they transform the same image. Tested on a TI 83+ BE.






And here is the program, and the sample matrix used during testing.

Makes sense. But $35? I could buy dinner for $35! (Assuming I wasn't the only one eating)

How is this even possible?