Wow!  That's amazing!  I'm surprised you were able to get the 8x8 sprites so close to the original!  It reminds me of that thread with the 8x8 Zelda sprites.  I wouldn't be that surprised is someone was working on that too

Is that on 0.3.x by the way?  Because the grayscale is faster and looks nicer on in the newer versions for sure.  Or is it just your screenshot settings that make the wavy lines?

About the sound program..
I kept on trying to get it to send to wabbitemu and it was going like 'link timed out.  link timed out.  link timed out.' Tilem, I guess doesn't support sound, so it just froze. And whatever I try on VTI, the emulator dies and closes.
I guess it only works on the real calculator?
I'll attach the source for the two of them...have to install TiLP.

Got them.  Hopefully somebody can figure it out.

BTW if it makes any difference i originally compiled it with 0.2.6
using 84+ with os 2.46

Irrelevant, but is there any way to work a 16x16 sprite with axe??

2.46?  This OS does not exist, my friend.

Yes it does, it's one of the Nspire 84+ emu OSes.
Edit: He has a real 84+(SE), and he mistyped it. Okay.

Mhmm, still no luck sending the files to WabbitEmu.

Darl I think the software you use to send your files to the computer is having issue, or your calc needs a RAM clear (archive everything first)

EDIT: Nvm, if you guys got a Cemetech account you can simply open the code with SourceCoder than save a new 8xp file. If you have no account then you need to copy the code from SourceCoder by hand on your calc.

EDIT: Nice programs btw Darl181

sc.cemetech.net SourceCoder allows you to write TI-Basic programs on a computer (only online as of now) and export them as 8xp files for sending to calc. It also allows the importing of 8xp programs for editing. With a Cemetech account, you can also store programs and manage them.

I guess I'll do that right now.
In case the bluescreen program (from the wave simulator forum) is also awry, it's in the file as well.

EDIT: wow, something's really screwed up.  I'll just resend them.
more edit:
Stupid wabbitemu, makes me want to swear.
It's still giving me this 'link timed out' junk.

even more edit:
I've tried about 5-6 times since last edit.
The computer's never did this before. Now, when I try to send any file, the emulator spits out one error or another 'link timed out.' , 'this 200 byte program fills up the empty archive of this emulated 83+SE' , 'invalid file' etc.  Tilem plays it, but won't send.  TiLP is recieving them as normal, yet out of the 10 or so times that I tried it it never worked.  TI connect won't connect.  Nothing is working the way it should!!!

*heaving*

...stupid library...
And by the way, ALL of the programs I'm trying to fix here work on the physical calculator just fine.  No problems.
Has anybody successfully sent it to a physical, need-pc/calc cable, made-of-plastic calculator?
NOT an emulator?

BTW I won't be able to get back until, at the earliest, Monday.  Just in case somebody figures it out...                                      

I'm not sure if they changed something or not...but at least TiLP works!

I might try it at home, running the risk of the suspicion and all that...the whole process would be about a 15 minute or so ordeal.
*brainstorms*
How about this.
I'll just type the source into a .txt file and I could try writing the programs in wabbitemu on-PC.  Virtual VARS...zipped archive...here...I think I'll do that.