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Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on September 23, 2010, 06:03:09 pm

In my case, last year once I accidentally spilled 7-UP on my TI-Nspire. Fortunately I got time to remove it before it gets inside the screen edges or the keys, but it was all sticky

Yeah, I once spilled juice into the lower half of my calc. Now half the keys are kinda sticky, making a lot of games harder than before I've been trying to find screwdrivers that I could use to take the case off, but I can't get any. Is there another way to open the case?

tloz128: Hopefully it didn't leave a dent in your screen And about the coin, use one without ridges, like a penny. Polish remover should work fine, though. I've used it on my case before.

Not without horribly damaging the case in the process, to my knowledge. I think the calculators use hex screws.

Ya, acetone or even rubbing alcohol or something should do it. Just get a cotton ball, dampen it a bit and rub gently.

Is Cuberunner basically the same as Cubefield? It looks like it.

If it is then I was actually just thinking about seeing if someone would port it last night before I fell asleep

Looks great though, good luck

The programs I am talking about (pic to line) are like these:
http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/379/37930.html
http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/231/23126.html

Thanks, meishe.  Did you have to resize the bitmap?  When I tried, the quality on calc was greatly dimished.

All I did was change the palette size, not the image size. That way the image stays the same but you get the correct dimensions.

Edit:
Ok, got the program I said I would create ready now. It didn't take long to create, just didn't start until late. Anywho, here it is.

Note:
All "Ls" and "Es" in these code sets are the scientific notation E and the little list header thing L.

Prompt X,Y,W,H
1→D
For(A,Y,Y+H-1
For(B,X,X+W-1
If pxl-Test(A,B
Then
BE6+AE4→K
Repeat not(pxl-Test(A,B
B+1→B
End
K+E2B-E2+A→LP(D
D+1→D
End
End
End
X and Y are the coordinates at which the sprite starts. H and W are the width of the sprite. This program, if you hadn't looked yet, exports the coordinates of a line into one element per line in LP. If you want an actual program that will actually put each line in a Line( command, I could probably whip something up. This just seemed like you were going to do so that's why it is in a list.

The program I used to check that program was this:

ClrDraw
For(A,1,dim(LP
LP(A
Line(iPart(E2fPart(Ans/E8)),-iPart(E2fPart(Ans/E6)),iPart(E2fPart(Ans/E4)),-iPart(E2fPart(Ans/E2
End
Hope some of this helps you.

Edit:
Little screenshot of everything working.



Note:
That program I suggested to you to move the sprite will work but with a couple tweaks. The file that is there is currently broken, I don't know how it happened, and I need to fix it. But I think it is just a few DelVar commands that need to be tokenized at the top of the program and a space needs to be placed after the quote to be put into Str1. Oh, and just make sure what ever picture you are using is in Pic1.

Edit:
Note:
Something I should also mention is that I created these programs with the graph window of:

Xmin: 0
Xmax: 94
Ymin: -62
Ymax: 0
Xscl: 1
Yscl: 1

I would like one please