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1096
« on: February 05, 2011, 08:17:08 pm »
thank you.
Why -2?
Edit: It's not working for me
1097
« on: February 05, 2011, 08:03:06 pm »
I am attempting it in axe and basic with UsbDrv8x. (also holing high score or the month) http://www.eiswuxe.de/games/rocket-ninja-cyborg/I figure i will have many questions so I night as well make a topic.  Question. How could i relay a byte of info between a basic program and it's asm (axe) subprograms? Edit: could i use Getcalc("varX")+8->Q
1098
« on: February 05, 2011, 06:58:45 pm »
i could do your sprites, If you don't mind them all being 8 by 8 black blocks.
1099
« on: February 05, 2011, 03:29:55 pm »
Quadratic formulas ftw!!!
but seriously, it is a good thought.
1100
« on: February 05, 2011, 02:15:51 pm »
wow 3 ninjas are here. I am just starting now. I am going to code my mouse movements differently from the sample code though. So i am going to do a small piece of code to see if it will be fast enough.
1101
« on: February 05, 2011, 02:13:40 pm »
it is usb8x 's full name.
It is a library and can be called through
OpenLib(USBDRV8X)
{(command number)
ExecLib
Edit: Ninja'd
1102
« on: February 05, 2011, 01:27:48 pm »
wow i had the volume all the way up...
1103
« on: February 05, 2011, 01:01:07 pm »
Major improvments.
Collision checking was made.
Everything was optimized so much that I can't even begin to explain.
So much smoother.
new commands
* + - Increases the number of times subroutine GET is called
* - - Decreases ^
All bugs that can be fixed were fixed.
New bug
* Random occurrence that when a bullet is destroyed, it will not disappear. Don't worry, it can't hurt you or anything.
Sorry no screeny. New version of wabbit isn't liking linking.
1104
« on: February 05, 2011, 12:47:48 pm »
using my e-mail address? 
using someone else's email address is extremely easy. There is a homebrew program on the ds that will do it for you. [quote author=ACagliano link=topic=3786.msg117139#msg117139 date=1296927246]
If I may present a solution to an issue that was presented at the beginning of the topic...
TI caters not only to the programming community, but to the teachers. First off, TI should realize that they get a great deal of business from the programming community, from needing new calculators after bricking our own, to just wanting to try out new hardware. They should take that into account when fighting against us with their downgrade protections and PTT features.
But, that is not my point. My point is this...teachers give TI alot of business as well. Many teachers are repulsed by programming abilities, and even discourage it to a point. My math teachers used to do RAM clears and delete our groups all the time and the only way I got around this was to group everything, then use CalcSys to toggle the inGroup value, which hides all groups and programs. Teachers believe that programming allows students to cheat. My question is, does programming our calculator before hand, on our own merit, count as cheating? In my chemistry class, I often made utilities that made chemistry calculations easier. After being initially skeptical of the calculator's ability, my chem teacher became impressed by the software I was making and began distributing the programs to the class online and allowed them to be utilized on tests.
We need to convince teachers that programming is not detrimental, but it can be a great help to in class-activity. The important thing is that my programs in chemistry explained why the calculator was doing what it was doing, not just giving an answer. If we tailor some software toward constructive use in class, teachers will begin to see the value and may clamor for additional programming functionality themselves.
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Maybe there should be more effort into making math/science programs more friendly twords teachers.
1105
« on: February 05, 2011, 12:05:44 pm »
I am a spy. I secretly work with members of ti. jk :p.
1106
« on: February 05, 2011, 09:44:37 am »
I think i an just going to make a basic program. call asm (axe) programs in it. and also call Usbdrv8x in it.
That way dealing with x and y values will be easy.
after that, I will compile the asm subprograms and the basic program together with basic builder.
then if i want to do a different game. the GAME (basic part) will be done, so that would save time and space.
1107
« on: February 05, 2011, 09:39:03 am »
Yes, i can send programs between 1 and 3. only occasionally does it not work. I think when transferring, it does double checks.
I am very sure it is just a linkport issue.
calc 1. My I/O port has the sides covered in cold ,hot glue.
calc 2. Perfectly clean. Barely ever uses linkport
calc 3. Well, if you knew the person, you would understand.....
1108
« on: February 04, 2011, 11:18:42 pm »
Do you want me to scan the code again for optimizations? I have found quite a few i have missed.
1109
« on: February 04, 2011, 04:37:07 pm »
Sorry, but I don't know assembly.
All the tutorals i have seen require 32 bit computers or older
1110
« on: February 04, 2011, 04:25:48 pm »
Is there anyway you can use a usb mouse in axe? This would be done through usbdrv8x. Would I have to make the game in basic and have alot of subprograms from axe to do this? Sorry for not being clear. I really want to make this game now... http://www.eiswuxe.de/games/rocket-ninja-cyborg/And it looks likeit would take less than an hour to make. (depending on how the mouse would have to be done.)
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