Ok, so you noticed it's not the "normal" background you can see in my previous photos, good!

Let's go on...

In the Shareware Doom version, you've only got 1 episode (9 maps, including 1 secret map).
This is the most easily findable version.

Registered Doom version had all 3 episodes (27 maps).

Retail Ultimate Doom version had an additional 4th episode (36 maps).

Remember the 3.0.2.1793 CX CAS OS? The one which comes preinstalled on CX CAS Nspire, but hasn't been released on TI website which skipped from 3.0.2.1791 to 3.1.0.392?

I finally managed to dump the 3.0.2.1793 CX CAS OS, with the 3.0.2.141 Boot2 and 3.0.2.141 Diags.





Get the OS and the Boot2 on TI-Planet:
http://tiplanet.org/index.php?mod=archives&ac=voir&id=3839

Cross-posted from TI-Planet.
http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=43&t=8569


There are two kinds of Lua functions:

- the ones documented by TI: they should still work in the next OS
- the other ones: we discovered them by ourselves, but they could be modified or removed in the next OS


Some Lua programs might not work anymore is the next OS if you don't stick to the official Lua API..

For exemple, setAlpha() which is used in many games is missing in the next OS development versions we are testing. (information revealed with TI's agreement)



In order to help you, Inspired-Lua.org is now specifying for each function if it is documented by TI or not.
http://inspired-lua.org

This evening on TCAP, Adriweb and Levak are making a live demo of the latest nDoom CX build.
TouchPad support was added at last!

Who's going to win?...



Come and enjoy!
http://fr.tinychat.com/tcap

Some more photos for your viewing pleasure:

Ok guys. What controls do you want for nDoom on both ClickPad and TouchPad/CX ?


Here are the original controls from Mrakoplaz - the TouchPad wasn't supported in Ndless at that time.

Action          | Touchpad | Clickpad
________________|__________|____________________________
Forward/Back    | 8/5      | Clickpad up/down
Strafe left     | 7/4      | Esc
Strafe right    | 9/6      | Home
Turn left       | ^        | Clickpad left
Turn right      | x^2      | Clickpad right
Shoot           | =/trig   | Clickpad centre
Melee           | EE/PI    | 1
Weapons 1       | A/B/C    | 2/3/4
Weapons 2       | H/I/J    | 5/6/7
Quit            | Esc/Home | Enter
Quicksave       |    Library key
Quickload       |        Flag
Use             |        Ctrl
Map             |         Tab
Contrast        |         +/-

To answer DJ in the 1st post, you've got some more infos in the TI-Planet news:
http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=43&t=8557&p=118734#p118732

So yes I'm the author of this port, and Adriweb made some tests and the video with the binary file I sent him.

My work is based on the HackSpire porting to 3.1 page, although this is far from enough:
http://hackspire.unsads.com/wiki/index.php/Ndless#From_v2.0_to_v3.1


For now the game is functional and wonderfull on real hardware, but they remain some problems with:
- the B-timer not fully implemented in my code: title screen animation is too fast
- the OS crashing when exiting (B-timer and maybe screen mode not properly resetted when exiting yet)