no no, that is just paper I have to take notes on

So far, I have roughly 4 inches of paper notes on pokemon alone, probably another 3-4 on the other projects combined.

Edit: I have decided today to move lists that only get used to recall data into programs, on a line by line basis. This way they don't take up space in Archive as a list and have to have the entire list in RAM. I can then utilize Celtic2 to recall the data corresponding to the pokemon # directly from the archived app var.

I have already done this, sort of, with the pokemon element type list. I have at least one more to do this for, and it is the list that contains the  evolution at what level list. Beyond that, I am uncertain if there are any more lists that I can do this to, but I will of course scour the code to see.

Sad thing is, the program that kerm made for me to change a program into an appvar, causes instability within the vat, and if your code errors, you get a RAM clear. So to keep the project safe, I have the program to change programs to appvars on another 83+ of unimportance, that will allow me to make the change and transfer back to the project calculator.

Have also went through and confirmed what list elements need to be filled out before sending it through the equations to get the stats generated. So I should have that working this afternoon .

ouch ><

That is why I keep all important projects and things on flash drives now.

Good luck with recovery!

Todo list for version 0.2.0a:

+Getting first pokemon:
---Run through of equations and storing to list elements
-----will need routine to determine which L_P# to store to of the 6

+Create Pokemon Party Screen
---Some code already available (box creation)
---Need to create a stats screen
---Sub-Menu code needs to be rewritten, horridly bloated and might be able to consolidate into main program
---Need to recreate program to allow pokemon to be moved in the party

+Battle system
---Goodluck!
---Code for screen generation should already exist
---Need to create battle menu
---Need to code in attacks for first 5 attacks of each starter as minimum.


This is essentially what I will be doing now, in pretty much this order. Just putting this out here for those that might be curious as to the state of my progress and what is needed.

Alright, happy to announce I have found the code from 2 years ago that was going to be the pokemon party display screen. I am not 100% certain how far along the code truly was, only that this is the code that was devised by myself and Weregoose. So, I will see about getting this code put back into the calculator, fix the variable usage problems that will most likely be a problem, and see about getting this thing off the ground, so we can see the stats of our brand new pokemans once I complete that bit. ^ ^

definitely still progressing, just somewhat slowly as I have to juggle a bunch of things around to keep life going, ya know?

I have been running checks on the equations and stuff, getting stat generation working. however, I won't know that until I am able to make the pokemon party screen again. *sighs* always something needing to be done v.v#

yeah, been a few times I considered tossing up my calc collection on ebay or one of the TI sites for sale, but still here.

Working on making it so you can actually get your pokemans now. I will have to review the equation setup for stat generation. And, um, see if I can find the list of elements for the pokemon lists that I have written down somewhere o.o

eh, I have lost interest in the projects a few times over the years, but I always end up back with them at some point. =]

Anyways, would like to inform I have fixed the flashing player character problem, by ignoring that section of the map (aka, where the character would appear in the map, it displays before and after it, but not that spot).

I was also able to confirm that the calculator can see all three pokemon as 'gettable' meaning that it brings up the 'So you want the blah pokemon, blah?' on all three, which is something it refused to do before the massive code overhaul.

I will now be seeing if I can consolidate the code for all three of them and see about actually allowing you to get said pokemon =D

Quote from: Madskillz on February 07, 2010, 07:19:17 pm

I would say that the projects if they are inactive for over a year they're gone or put on a section for held projects. I say once a project is finished then ya its going to go into their archives as a file and then it's page is removed. I think there should be an option for asm and basic projects. Every author could have their own project section in their profile.

I like this idea. I'd also like to mention that their archives layout could use an overhaul. All results under a heading don't need to be displayed on one page, and it would be nice to have a small screen shot beside the program before you open up it's individual page.

That is a good idea, but one for a different topic. Right now, let's do this one section at a time.

So for the moment, a person viewing the projects section would see:

Catagories of:

TI-82
TI-83
TI-83+/SE/84+/SE
TI-85/86
TI-89/ti/92/+/Voy200
TI Nspire

Can view the listing of projects as follows:

sorted by Alpha-numeric names (default)
sorted by Latest updated
sorted by ASM only
sorted by BASIC only

Would have projects that are 1 year since last updates moved to 'inactive' (invisible) until author updates


Anything I missed?