Quote from: Builderboy on November 11, 2010, 07:07:10 pm

We observe the mentality of pushing you in the right direction and then letting you gain some experience yourself Of course if you are totally lost or if we can give a few more pointers, we'll be happy

No thanks. My program uses too many already

lol...and nice job on the 32bit numbers...I hate trying to code 32 bit numbers >.<

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Hello.

Well, I'm almost done entering all the data for the move database. But before I finalize it, I figured that maybe some of you guys could offer some suggestions for possible moves for battling.

Here are the effects/restrictions we have to work with

-Name (max 12 characters)
-Class/Type of move : Warrior, Undead, Archer, Mage, Spirit, Shadow
-Damage:1 for lowest damage, 15 for highest (0 for no damage)
-Boost your.....
--Attack
--Defense
--Magic Attack
--Magic Defense
--Speed
--Luck
by 1-3 stages. +3 is the highest (max boost for a 2x bonus in damage)

-Lower your enemy's
--Attack
--Defense
--Magic Attack
--Magic Defense
--Speed
--Luck
by 1-3 stages. -3 is the lowest (max negative boost for a 0.25x bonus in damage)

-Heal yourself. This is in %. Negative %s work too (as recoil)

-Damage your MP (straight #- keep in mind max MP at lvl 100 is around 200. also, as with the other one, you can have negative MP damage to restore MP if you choose)

-Accuracy- %

I will take any and all suggestions (even ridiculously overpowered moves) I'm sure you guys can come up with some really cool stuff. Thanks in advance

It's perfectly fine to do that.

TI failed epically hard at coding their Goto instructions.

Ooh my turn (no order)

*Do schoolwork
*Eat
*Get into Regional Orchestra
*Work on Eagle Scout stuff
*Swim
*Eat
*Ash:Phoenix
*Eat
*Find a job
*Sleep
*Eat

It means "You have lost the game." in latin.

>.>

Quote from: MRide on November 09, 2010, 11:59:21 pm

Yeah, the only thing I worry about is teachers.  Will it have the same math stuff (parametric and polar graphing, among other things) as TI-OS?

Yes, it will have all of that and more.  It will surpass TIOS in terms of math ability, actually.
Also, Quigibo has expressed interest several times about porting Axe to KOS, and it would be quite cool if that works out.  I will also probably start working on a TI-Basic interpreter.

ooooooooh

I already enjoy using MP in math class (yes I know everyone hates it but personally, since I only use my calc for Axe programming or for math, I find it perfectly OK) but an OS that would surpass TIOS in math capabilities would be awesome.

Oh and if Axe could be ported, then that would be...awesome...

Quote from: squidgetx on November 09, 2010, 05:05:43 pm

Hidden MOS/DCS programs take up even more space.

Actually, they take the same amount of space weather they are hidden or not.

O.o really? I never knew that; it seemed that when I would unhide things RAM would free up....I guess I was wrong there. Thanks for pointing that out