Cool.  Good luck.

You know, I got to thinking about this, and I figured I'd mention Invaders, which was my best attempt at a Space Invaders style game.  It could be found in this update exclusively, because I considered my version too slow to be fun.  Here's to yours being better!

Quote from: DJ_O on April 18, 2011, 12:22:43 am

WAIT NVM, I just realized I still had OS 2.71MP on

   I think I'm missing something, I have 2.55MP, I can't send the app to my calc It's a TI-84 Plus SE,  revision number R.  I am using a USB cord.  What things are different about this created app and the one I made with the TI-Boy SE.  My TI-Boy SE version of the app would begin to transfer with TI connect and then stop midway with concerns to RAM.  Help me please, I do appreciate it.  Maybe I should be asking what is Silverlink?

It sounds to me like you don't have enough space left on your calculator.  Try deleting the Apps you don't use (like the ones  that aren't in English) from the [2nd] [Mem (+) ] [2] menu.

Why does the amount of water fluctuate?  Shouldn't it be impossible to create or destroy water?  Sometimes I can almost fill/empty the screen if I get all three objects in about the same spot horizontally and repeatedly go up, down, up, down.

Recently there have been quite a few developments in the realm of physics in Axe.  Two days ago Builderboy released Zedd, source and all, so it could be used by any Axe programmer wanting some "proper physics" without having the knowledge to do so himself.  This is already illustrated by Graviter, leafiness0's incredible platformer.  In the last 24 hours, however, water physics have been all the rage.  Two new water physics demonstrations were released within one hour of each other.  The first, buttsfredkin's Water Simulation with Track Drawing exhibits the cellular automata effect many experienced coders are familiar with seeing, yet it looks extremely nice in doing so.  The second, is an all new way of looking at Water in Axe altogether.  Builderboy upgraded his buoyancy library from Zedd to make it a fully featured Water Surface Simulator.  Needless to say it looks incredible.  All four of the programs demonstrate wonderful physics, and hopefully this shows that there will be many new games with awesome physics released soon.

Zedd


Graviter


Water Simulation with Track Drawing


Water Surface Simulator

Also, I tend to root for the underdog, and chrome is certainly not an underdog. (or any google services for that matter.)

Yet it's "only" the number 2 most used browser.  Firefox is used more than Google Chrome.

Quote from: p2 on September 21, 2011, 10:31:22 am

And another thing is, that it should be possible to add a new line in a code
writing into the code of a program, a command like "newline(" is still missing
It should be possible to tell it "newline(20)" and it should add a new line after the 20th symbol in the code

I've been scratching my head for a bit in response to this feature request. Can you elaborate on what you are suggesting?

It sounds to me like he wants a newline feature, like in the program editor.  However, this is not a feature for Axe.  If a programmer would like to have this feature, it is a thing to handle on his/her end.  For instance:

:"TEXT[FF]NEWLINE[FF]ANOTHER LINE"->Str1
:
:sub(TXT,X,Y,Str1)
:
:Return
:
:Lbl TXT
:r1->r4
:For(I,0,length(r3))
:If {I+r3}->{L1}^r-255
:Text(r1,r2,L1)
:r4+4->r4
:Else
:r2+7->r2
:r1->r4
:End
:End

This is a really nice version of this style of program.  I really like how the pixels go from gray to black to indicate that more water is there - that's a really nice touch I've never seen before.

Mods, any chance I could get a sub-forum for this, once it's made sufficient progress?

Well, why don't we talk about this when there's more progress.
Regardless, there is a chance that it could get its own sub-forum.