couldn't reverse modulus be written like 16-(^7)?

a good 16 bit image editor would be MS Paint, GIMP, Photoshop... your options are literally limited to the number of image editors there are for the computer. just find out what palette the Prizm uses and then create a palette in Paint, or literally any other image editor, identical to it. also, can you give a description of each of the positions?

a 3-d tilemap and 3-d sprite routine would be incredible... but is it worth it? how many calculator games do you know that use 3-d tilemaps? you'd probably get lucky to find a game engine that can even handle the z-axis. plus.. this is a lib, for TI-Basic. if there's going to be a fast, full-fledged 3-d game with 3 dimensional tilemaps, it's going to be in asm, or heavily optimized axe.

it's not TI's routine, but we can still blame TI for the slow LCD driver.

Quote from: Ashbad on December 04, 2010, 03:23:00 pm

maybe me later on.  And please stop posting that picture over and over again j/k it's fine but irks me to see it 5 times in a row

That was on purpose, I knew it would annoy you

Quote from: nemo on December 04, 2010, 03:22:40 pm

if i made it, i wouldn't have a map mode. that'd make the challenge lose value, personally.

Without the map 2D feature, it would be impossible, believe me. I can imagine the game without it. Of course, a zombie mode could be made without this feature

impossible? nah. just difficult and frustrating. the picture shows what i'd imagine. the HUD indicates whether or not you are carrying a block. a black/white block cannot be picked up, a dark/light gray block can. so this picture indicates you are standing on a block you cannot pick up, facing a block you can pick up, which is facing a block you cannot pick up. and you are holding a block.

3d blockdude?

i'm already thinking about how you might do this, except make it true to block dude and move 8 pixels at a time. you know what'd be interesting? blockdude in first person. the maps would still be 2-D, and you would only be able to move back and forth.

i have come up with the definition of logisim.

Logisim: when a computer emulates a computer which runs a program that allows a user to create a computer and then emulate it.

breakdown:
first, you start with your hardware computer, which is emulating the JVM (java virtual machine, what java runs on), which is running the java program, which you can then create hardware which you can emulate.