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« on: January 16, 2014, 08:21:35 am »
A virtual machine can only emulate devices with lower specs than the machine you run it on. The ti-84+CSE has the same specs as the 84+ (apart from the larger archieve), so it won't be able to run the normal 84+ OS.
! A mac os running on your windows compuer would actually be running on higher specs....not lower specs(especially if the pc is for windows xp) 
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« on: January 16, 2014, 08:09:58 am »
Smooth games are possible on the CSE as long as you don't refresh huge parts of the LCD memory every frame. See Tunnel.8xk, Jumper, JezzBall, Tetrica and Pac-Man, for example. Therefore, Portal Prelude would be possible.
agreed. i downloaded tunnel,jumper,jezz ball, tetrica and pacman.   they run awesome with absolutely no lag what so ever.  if i do port, i would have to look for the similarities for the basic codes between the two calcs, yes?  however....  the science programs like periodic take forever to draw themselves...  (ps: who is assm bandit???)  It is not impossible for TI to release a better CSE in the future, but for now games like Portal Prelude or F-Zero probably won't be ported.
however if TI wanted it could have released at least a CSE with similar specs to other calcs but it is locking down CSE like it did on nspires
what do you mean locking?  yes there are new codes in the basic library than the other 84s, but i would not say locking.  n spire is n spire!  EDIT: Post merged- Xeda112358
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« on: January 16, 2014, 08:01:07 am »
another question...
how do i make the image i set as my graphing background COMPLETELY fill the screen?
i really want to disable the borders.....
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« on: January 15, 2014, 09:14:54 pm »
I'd like to point out how much leeway the forumers have been giving you, dreamdragon.
A major problem (besides those listed already) is that many games already pushed the limits of the calc itself and were well written for THAT hardware. This calc is very different and also takes MUCH longer to do screen-related things, which is most of what makes these games: fancy graphics.
Also, many old coders who wrote stuff like Phoenix a decade ago don't stick around anymore to help put stuff on the CSE.
ouchies...first word to the old programmers leavin ya guys..... im so ni eve ... i will try to be more mature...
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« on: January 15, 2014, 09:11:50 pm »
I don't think that's possible, except when drawing graphs. TI-Connect lets you send 133x83 images to set as background on the graph/trace screen.
There was a program that let you do this on the home screen on monochrome calculators, but I'm pretty sure it would be way too slow on the color calc.
my response... SADFACE! :'(
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« on: January 15, 2014, 09:48:26 am »
Portal Prelude was in Axe Parser, not BASIC. As long as Axe isn't ported to the CSE, I doubt that anyone will bother porting Portal Prelude, unless someone is really willing to make a Z80 ASM version from scratch.
Also your posts seems like you are trying to force other people to port programs you want. It is disrespectful. We have lives besides Omnimaga and calculators and we will only port programs if we are willing to do so. Same goes for Axe Parser CSE: The author will only make it if he is willing to do so or if he has time to. If you really want Portal to be available on the 84+CSE this soon, quit using us as your slaves and do it yourself.
sorry. i got a little bit too excited. :'( how do i port, if i might kindly ask. 
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« on: January 15, 2014, 09:31:49 am »
question from a crazy lunatic 15 year older...  is there a way to run a virtual machine on the ti 84+c se? the one os i want to be able to install & run would be the one for ti 84+se, or ti84+! 
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« on: January 15, 2014, 09:20:22 am »
hey guys... is there a way i can use a pic as a background while i am solving math problems? you know,when u enter an expression(1+1??) if you can tell me how i will be extremely grateful!  also, is there a program that allows you to find sidelengths,xs, angles, of a triangle or other geometric shape? if so pls enter a link.  sometimes i just feel loopy and crazyyyyyy!!!!! (idk...is thinking about dragons every seccond of my 15 years of being here normal? dont hand me the straight jacket((ick!))
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« on: January 15, 2014, 09:12:10 am »
he says he is working on a ouya console...programming them. :'( he also said he has not been programing for the calc....  oh well omnimaga. hey if you could send me some how tos on porting and programing for the ti84+c se, il try to make some awesome stuff while br is not with us! ß and yes i may be 15 years of age... but im happy hes still here too!
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« on: January 13, 2014, 09:15:54 am »
ah... that makes sense  has there been any attempt at having two different calculator OS models on one calculator? just wonderin! Why were there multiple topic notifications here but only one post? Did I miss anything?
Anyway users are doing calc programming during their free time, which is usually rare for students, so they can port programs if they want, but the best thing is if you can help porting some too, especially if you want old programs ported.
im a student... i have made a few prgms...(very simple, ones that help me find slope or hypotenuse) i sometimes alter prgms on my calc to change the color of a certain object... for ex in fireworks i changed the gray smoke to a multicolored one...
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« on: January 13, 2014, 08:02:05 am »
dont get me started with black ice.... i fell twice in a minute..... wanna bring a torch to it...but it would only melt and freeze again.... 
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« on: January 12, 2014, 08:47:15 pm »
Well, you have to keep in mind that there aren't nearly as many programmers that have the 84+C as the older models. Also, the older models have been around for about 17 years, the newer model has been around for nearly a year.
i know, i know. im probably rushin it a lil, but comeon. people who keep checkin in for new prgms will get tired of finding nothing and just call it quits. :'( and once that happens its almost impossible to draw them back without decent media coverage. <--- humor,lol im bored. does anyone know how to design a program for the ti84+c se that rapidly strobe lights??? like this guy--->
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« on: January 12, 2014, 08:41:31 pm »
man it sucks. whenever yo go to any website that offers prgms for your shiny new ti84+c se, all they have are like five prgms. and what makes you madder is the fact that older calculaters have pages upon pages of downloads! there has not been much of a coding flood lately for ti's new calc... dont get me wrong...there are alot of prgms if you search hard enough.... but compared to the downloads for the other ones..... shesh.  and im also talking about prgms that help you with your school work or whatever. older calcs have loads of prgms for this area. but ti 84+c se seems to be a quite empty here... :'( progamers...i challenge you to take those prgms...those prgms that are old and neglected....sitting in the directory page of these websites...
AND PORT THEM. THEY AND THEIR CREATORS DESERVE TO SEE THE LIGHT!!!!!
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« on: January 12, 2014, 08:15:18 pm »
nm! i emailed briandm82 and he fixed it. email me if you want da program! YES! i have stated my email once.... but i will state again: [email protected]thanks briandm82!
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« on: January 12, 2014, 06:13:05 pm »
first it has no graphics. seccond its called congruency third heres the web address:http://www.cemetech.net/programs/index.php?mode=file&id=105 and the author who made this has not been current ps... i love your music! i downloaded a whole bunch of ur albums from mp3 download sites... but my collection is not complete. could you give me an album(i dont have money!) again sir... if u want to see the coding pls email me at [email protected] so i have an address to send the attachments to. MOD EDIT: Please refrain from posting more then once in a topic in a row. And please read our rules. Thank you
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