Levak, if you store the data on the end of the tns file, and you can get the size of it using Ndless there should not be any problem.

Nice, I'll see to check it out
Now if I can find a good tool chain for compile C programs. Do you recommend any?

Me neither. Is there a good emulator for the Prizm?
If so, maybe I could code something quick

Yeah, my point was to make WebSpire compatible with the vernier sensor method. That way there wouldn't need to be WebSpire specific code in Cubefield.

Lost:
   The Game
Cause:
   Jimbauwens
Solution:
   Slap him with a large trout on IRC.

I would never do something like that!

I never really had a bad disaster, since I always keep copies.
I think all calculator games/programs should be open soource, so they can never die.
My programs all are, and because of that I share pre-release code with my friends (Adriweb, Levak, Critor, etc) making them a backup medium too
And github is a good help too

Very nice!
Maybe I can get it to run in http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=123113&sid=908abe877410032af582a58723441e76#p123113

In the version that Adriweb was showing I manually linked the gyroscope functions of iOS to the left/right buttons.
However, Lua on a real calculator can talk to a vernier gyroscope sensor. If Chockosta would add support for that sensor, and I would implement the method in WebSpire then the result would be even better

Thanks

Chockosta, thanks a lot for that CAS! Was looking for something like that