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« on: December 18, 2013, 07:24:45 am »
That and rotc() and rotcc() are for 8x8 sprites. Mine are 4x4.
This super-secret project is almost to a proof-of-concept release stage. Hope to post about it soon.
722
« on: December 18, 2013, 07:23:32 am »
Matref: Yeah, I have the data for that sprite, but I've been too lazy to implement it.
DT: Is there a one-time-per-loop command that will let me do that?
723
« on: December 17, 2013, 06:38:45 pm »
That's a problem in the rendering, I think. It calculates weather you've been hit or not, then it renders the frame. If I change the order, it should be better with the spikes, I think. Maybe. I'll try later, but I'm too lazy at the moment 
This was untrue... I did fix the bug, however, but decreasing the left-right detection area to fit the size of the actual sprite (6x8) instead of the 8x8 that I had before... Seen here:  Zip attached, as always. Enjoy!
724
« on: December 17, 2013, 12:20:39 pm »
* pimathbrainiac can't even do that because he doesn't have an orion or have a 2.5mm jack converter (b/c parents, go figure *shrugs*)... @DJ: yeah, I'm working on it
725
« on: December 17, 2013, 12:19:27 pm »
Nice, as always. Wasn't I the one who originally wanted to do a 3d portal, anyways?
727
« on: December 16, 2013, 04:34:34 pm »
That's a problem in the rendering, I think. It calculates weather you've been hit or not, then it renders the frame. If I change the order, it should be better with the spikes, I think. Maybe. I'll try later, but I'm too lazy at the moment
728
« on: December 16, 2013, 04:20:16 pm »
Matref, thanks for the better translation. * pimathbrainiac can't wait for the contest to begin!
729
« on: December 16, 2013, 02:49:45 pm »
Hello and welcome here! Have your complementary peanuts!  I don't have an HP Prime, sadly, though I want one. It's great to see more HP users on Omni now, though!
730
« on: December 16, 2013, 02:46:56 pm »
bump again! Small map update. I changed the most recent level a bit to make it more challenging!  Zip attached, as always. Enjoy!
731
« on: December 16, 2013, 02:44:21 pm »
Sounds awesome. I might compete again this year!  For those of you who are english-speaking like me, here's a google-translated version of the original post: Hello everyone! : D
It's official, the TI- Contest begins December 26, 2013 at 16 hours French time ( GMT +1) ! I certainly hope that this fourth edition of the competition will be very successful . , D  are allowed :<br /><br />* TI- Basic Z80 (except PCSE ) ;<br />* Axis ;<br />* The Z80 assembler (except PCSE ) ;<br />* Nspire Lua .<br /><br />Those who know will notice the removal of the category TI- Basic 68k .<br /><br />In 2014 , the competition will be divided into two parts: the qualifications and finals.<br /><br />[b] qualifications [/b]<br /><br />As their name suggests, are the qualifications to qualify for the final : they are composed of one or two subjects imposed by category.<br />Present since the first edition of the competition, the introduction of these subjects has imposed make the single TI- Contest by mode. They obviously used to highlight the programming level of each candidate, they also demonstrate their ability to follow instructions and constraints imposed on them ( hence the name given subject ) .<br />The main advantage of these charged topics is that it allows to separate the participants objectively : in fact, they all make the same program !<br />Upon completion of these qualifications , all participants are scored on 300 points, and the best in each category qualified for the final.<br />Small detail : in the category Nspire Lua , there is only one round of two weeks, scored on 300 points. In the other categories , there are two one-week each time , the first being recorded on 100 and the second 200 .<br />[b]<br />The final [/b]<br /><br />Qualified participants undergo two new events : the oral examination (20 minutes without preparation) and test machines ( three hours 20 minutes to upload the programs). The oral test , which is carried out with a member of the jury, is a series of questions on the programming language in question by the category in which the nominee is , but also on the TI calculators in general. The goal is to be as efficient as possible , in fact most issues are linked , the faster the number of points to win is important! The test machine for its part, consisting of several programs to achieve in the time allotted. A driver throughout the thread about permits, we hope, a playful side in this event .<br />These two events are recorded on 400, for a final total of 1100 points (already trying to exceed 1000: P).<br />[b]<br />dates<br />[/b]<br />Registration begins December 26 , late registration on Jan. 13 to the jury. For others, you can register as the first round was not completed within the category concerned.<br /><br />[img] http://www.ti-concours.com/content/cal14.png)
Oral will take place from April 5 to 11 , and testing machines held on 12 and 13 April for the final results on April 28 . You will notice that the competition begins early to finish early (compared to previous years ), so that there is no conflict with everything contest / year -end exams / etc .
The jury
The jury is composed of volunteers satisfying the following conditions:
* Be at least 16 years
* Know how to program in the category in which it is registered (logical)
* With good calculators to test
* Speak French and / or English ( English jurors are accepted now ) .
Obviously, if you are a minor , your parents must agree. : D
The jury is responsible for design topics (qualification, oral test machine.) It determines the scale then used to rank the candidates . It was also he who made oral pass, hence the importance of knowing how to speak correctly. 
Note that this takes time, especially in TI- Basic Z80 , so wear a volunteer only if you are sure you have enough time!
Lots
Surprise! : D But there will be , for sure , and we will tell you more by the end of the month , I promise. , D [img] http://www.omnimaga.org/Themes/default/images/gpbp_arrow_up.gif [/ img]
To register ...
The website is scheduled to open enrollment to 16 hours battery on Dec. 26 . If you're afraid to forget the meantime , do not hesitate to pre-register [url = http://www.ti-concours.com/inscription.php ] here [/ url] so that we send an e -mail at the beginning of the competition ( you receive one automatically if you participated in 2013) . I certainly hope that you will be as many as possible to participate. ; D
Well, that's all, thank you for your reading . 
732
« on: December 15, 2013, 01:03:07 pm »
Geekboy: Thanks for letting me sit in on that coding session the other day and thanks for helping me understand flags! (ya know, I'm actually quite interested in helping with this project now )
733
« on: December 14, 2013, 10:38:06 am »
* pimathbrainiac bows down humbly to the 3D master overlord!
734
« on: December 12, 2013, 07:14:12 pm »
Ah okay, thanks. * pimathbrainiac will release screenies of this project soon.
735
« on: December 12, 2013, 02:54:51 pm »
bump.
Well, There was a bug where right-facing spikes wouldn't kill you. This was due to a mis-typed number in the code. It's fixed in the attached zip.
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