So, here are a few screenshots:



These two screenshots above show, in a perfect world when the amount of HP_Gain is either increased by 1 or increased by 5, with the HP_Gain being 200.



Now the above two show what happens when you have an HP_Gain of a non divisible by 5 number, 74. Because everything is wrapped in a For( loop, it doesn't complete the loop properly.

I'm thinking about possible fixes right now, because doing it by +5 is an obvious need, because +1 just takes a long time with larger values.

Thoughts on the screenshots?

(following day):



The above screenshot is with Weregoose's code, with the restore value of 147. Now to make this all work in the appvar to be dumped in a program to run.

This is what I've been working on as I have a few seconds here and there to deal with things. So now I have a fully working HP bar increaser for the party, I'll see about getting the actual code to work with the potions soon.

I wasn't quite sure if this would be the appropriate section, but this is a site question, so yeah. :p

Basically, what I need..

Some of the senior members of the forum know about TI-Freakware, and know that I have a links section and tutorials section that are or used to be somewhat impressive.

I'm hoping to make them that once again. Ashbad was kind enough to allow me to copy his tutorial for Axe over to TI-Freakware to offer an archive of it, which can be found here: http://tifreakware.net/tutorials/83p/axe/ashbad1.htm

My goal was always to make TI-Freakware be a source of information from all the different sources of information, to have it nicely organized in one place. I'm just looking here to see if any of the authors of tutorials here would allow me to post a second copy that is credited to them on my own site.

And if this topic violates any rules I'm not aware of, I apologize.

To start the new year off;

Currently working on code for the battle engine, find the GUI code bits here: http://www.cemetech.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5548

Updated the Equations program, it used to use L_EPA for the list. The program before was 1003 bytes. I changed every instance of L_EPA to use L_2, the program is now 906 bytes in size.

Progress continues into the new year..

Not sure if anyone else has played this, but omg it is amazing and needs to be the next thing to make it to the 68k.

http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/534416

My fav player is Bill R, the contra character x]

As to these proposed 'ticalc.org needs an overhaul' discussions.. let's actually discuss them!

I was talking with a user on #ti about changing the layout of the projects section. Basically, instead of having their posting set up, it would just be a listing of projects being worked on, seperated by calc type.

I came up with a mock-up of sorts, but.. it obviously needs the help of the community to make it so we all can agree on things and how it looks.

http://tifreakware.net/tifreak8x/misc/ticalcmockup.htm

Yes, I used my own project for this. :p

I was told as long as we could come up with a satisfactory mock-up of what was wanted, then it could possibly be coded in.

Keep in mind. I am not asking them to host a forum for us to discuss projects. The point of this is to get the projects on one central site, linking back to someplace else for the actual discussion of said projects. Having them either link to screenshots, or hosting up to maybe 4 of them, I dunno. I think I would rather they just link to the screenies and save space on their servers.

What else do you think should be added? Anything you think should be taken out?

Copied from Cemetech:

Well, I have posted that I was working on this in the pokemon purple progress thread, but have yet to reveal the final plans on this program's purpose and what it shall be able to accomplish.

Mainly, this program is for me to input data in a program, use Celtic2 with a decent interface to create an appvar, and to dump the data from the program to the appvar with very little trouble. It will also do the reverse, to ensure that the data itself is being set up correctly.

As of this moment, the following works:

:: Setting program name
:: Setting appvar name
:: Checks program size
:: Checks appvar size
:: Creates new program

Next up are:

:: Create new appvar (just basing off new program routine)
:: Transfer from program to appvar
:: Transfer from appvar to program

I figured this would be more appreciated here than there, since there are others here that might use the program

Will let you know when I get it finished.

This topic is not so much a 'project in progress' as it is a 'project that is way way old (Feb 05) and I recently found and said "oh hey, you need upgrades kthx"' So I did. =]

http://calcg.org/cgi-bin/files.cgi?id=691

This was built by Fred Sparks, aka CDI, aka Zeromus, specifically for building maps for my RPG Starter Kit version 1. I was going through the files listed in my profile on calcg.org, and saw this, and couldn't remember for the life of me what it was. So after a quick download and look through (grimacing quite hard) I decided that this could be far, far better than it was. The previous version only allowed you the characters available normally. I have made it so now you have access to everything.



So, um, yeah. Discuss.

Oh yeah! forgot the link for the RPGSK: http://calcg.org/cgi-bin/files.cgi?id=667

Introducing Pokemon Purple, for the TI-83 Plus Silver Edition, a game made almost entirely in TI-BASIC, using ASCII graphics for the maps, and actual graphics for NPC interactions and battles.

I was "inspired" to create this game, as people were complaining that TI-BASIC is not capable of great things, and I wish to prove them wrong.

The game is currently in an early beta stage, as the overall game is only about 7% complete. I am hoping to be able to provide a window for TI-83+ users to get a glimpse of the Pokemon world that many people, young and old, still enjoy.

There were some screenshots of Pallet town here, however, they are outdated, as I no longer use them anymore.

Currently the ability to enter into buildings is not programmed in yet, hence no screenshots of the interiors are available as of yet.

The menu system is fairly easy to navigate through as you have a series of selections and you pick one. No brainer, right?



As you progress in your journey, you have 8 Gym Leaders to defeat, which you can keep track of on your Badge Card:



As you defeat these trainers, and you get their badges, your Badge Card begins to fill up:







The items system is something that I created, because of the complexity of having or not having items. So, I created this menu of it, seperated into "pockets" which help organize where things are.



The Pokedex system is still in works, though I almost have it complete. I had to design and create a scrolling menu syste for the graphscreen, which, to my knowledge, had not been done before, had not been done too well. Creating this gave me some troubles, but they have all been worked out, here is a screenshot (so far) of the pokedex system:



And after spending many, many weeks, I managed to get all the Pokemon pictures (32x32 icons) posted to black and white, hexadecimal. I use a program that was first created by me, and then severely optimized by another programmer, to take a hex value, and interpret it to display a sprite on the graphscreen, in much the same way that assembly programmers can do the same. Here is some screenshots of the pokemon:



And for the last bit that I have so far up to 12/14/2006, here are some of the NPC's that you will eventually be able to interact with:



The latest things that have happened is a fully functional save system, and a 4-way scrolling map system:



If you want a ton more screenshots, you will have to go check out the screenshot page, as any other dialup user would die with them all showing at once...   http://tifreakware.net/tifreak8x/pokemon/ss.htm


To check out the latest alpha, download here: http://tifreakware.net/tifreak8x/pokemon/files/pokepur0.1.6.zip

I am currently working on completely revamping the pokedex system, and other such things, as I have changed certain data structures.