Hey, since I lack all artistic skills, If anyone could help me with some sprites, it would be highly appreciated.

(all monochrome)
A few sprites for an animation of a running man. 16x16
A sliding man (animated is optional) (like slide tackle or something) 16x8
A jumping man (animated is optional) 16x16
A falling man 16x16

I'll give credit in my game for any help

Stick figures are fine.

The sprites must face right.

I need help making a decision.
I have a Ti-83+ and I'm very familiar with basic and Axe.

I'm trying to decide whether to get:

A. Ti-84 Plus Silver Edition
B. Ti-Nspire CX CAS
C. Something else

I was making a math program and when it ran, this came up:

ERR: ?

I've never seen that before.... What does that mean?

I can't get my bullet code to work. Well.... here it is.


:.Assigning values outside of main loop
:40→S→T
:For(V,0,5)
:0→{V*5+L5}→{V*5+L5+3}
:End

Repeat getKey(15)

.A bunch of stuff

:If getKey(54)
:.Checks if T=S (Vars that check the spacing between the bullets)
:If T=S
:For(V,0,5)
:!If {V*5+L5}=1
:.{V*5+L5} tells if the bullet is ready to fire
:1→{V*5+L5}
:0→T
:. Resets the bullet spacing var
:Goto X
:End
:End
:End
:End
:Lbl X

:.Other stuff

:For(V,0,5)
:. Checks if bullet has been fired and assigns X and Y for bullet
:If {V*5+L5}=1
:X+4→{V*5+L5+1}
:Y+1→{V*5+L5+2}
:Pt-On({V*5+L5+1},{V*5+L5+2},Pic2
:. {V*5+L5+1} says that the bullet has been set up and will now start travelling
:1→{V*5+L5+3}
:2→{V*5+L5}
:. R assigns the direction of travel
:R→{V*5+L5+4}
:End
:End
:For(V,0,5)
:. Will now check if bullet is ready to move
:If {V*5+L5+3}
:. Will check whether to move left or right
:If {V*5+L5+4}
:{V*5+L5+1}+I→{V*5+L5+1}
:Else
:{V*5+L5+1}-I→{V*5+L5+1}
:End
:Pt-On({V*5+L5+1},{V*5+L5+2},Pic2)
:End
:End
:For(V,0,5)
:. Will check if the bullet has gone off the screen.
:If {V*5+L5+1}=1 or {V*5+L5+1}>90
:. Resets the shoot check and gives the X,Y coordnates a number that is off the screen.
:0→{V*5+L5}→{V*5+L5+3}+100→{V*5+L5+1}→{V*5+L5+2}
:End
:End

:. Other stuff

:If T<S
:. Adds 1 to the bullet spacing var
:T++
:End
:DispGraph
:. End main loop
:End

If anyone can spot an error, please tell me! 


Edit: I found the error. When I said

:!If {V*5+L5}=1

It would also run if {V*5+L5}=2, but it only needs to run if it equals 0.

I was compiling, and it asked me to "garbage collect". I pushed no, it said the archive was full, my axe backup was erased, and my source code was erased. I found it in the mem mgmt section, but it wasnt in the programs. If i click on the program in the mem mgmt, it tells me to garbage collect again. Yes or no? What happened?

Im trying to make a title screen. I don't really know how to make it work.

(the third picture also shows half of whats  on the previous page.

Ive decided to start my first big axe project! 
 
The project will be called The Blue Flame.

It's going to be a tower defense style game. Ive thought up some ideas, and here is a quick thought of what it could possibly be about:

Earth 2107, A group of scientists in the MRF (Mantle Research Facility) dig for new discoveries after strange traces of energy have been discovered in the upper mantle. Mining robots have been sent to the lithosphere to see what is happening. They discover something new, a rare element that when burns, produces an odd colored flame. The flame was the opposite of normal fire, sort of an anti-flame. This new discovery mixed with normal fire resulted in an inferno of blue flames. The flame and anti-flame both fuel each other with their opposite properties and would last for almost forever. But soon, the information leaked out to a terrorist group. They planned to attack the MRF and steal their supply of the element and use it for their own evil needs. The MRF became instantly fortified by the military after word got out to the government. Luckily, the MRF was the only scientist group with the technology to obtain it, but they still have to defend themselves.

That possibly could be a good story for the game.

Im still learning axe, but I think I can pull it off.