Ooh, nice graphics! The first one looks like it should be in a game (and a hard one, apparently).

Yeah, I spent about an hour fighting with the TIOS's group thingy.  It's the only way I know how to safely rename stuff on-calc.

Wait, what? What about using 2ND+[RCL]?

Ooh, nice graphics! The first one looks like it should be in a game (and a hard one, apparently).

Quote from: Darl181 on July 07, 2010, 03:10:34 pm

Yeah, I spent about an hour fighting with the TIOS's group thingy.  It's the only way I know how to safely rename stuff on-calc.

Wait, what? What about using 2ND+[RCL]?

that can work, except for very large programs and files.

Alternatively, another way is to group the files to rename then ungroup, when it says duplicate, you just select rename. If you want to do this with a locked file, though, like the compiled version of an Axe program you lost the source of, you can rename it in a shell that lets you do so or you can use the MirageOS 1.0/1.1 ungroup glitch trick.

The one where the rectangles invert can be used for cryptography.  I used to do that using a random seed, and xlib in basic programming.

Yeah. I used something involving inverting with CODEX program for ROL3 final battle pic (*cough*hint*cough* ). If you ever wondered why one of the pic that comes with ROL3 is so messy, that's why.

Thanks

@ deepthought or whoever knows how it works:
This is the first time I heard of the 2nd+rcl thing.  How does it work?

Yesterday, I was in a mood to write something interactive instead of another animation.
So I came up with this trampoline thingy, which didn't work out too well.
And while I was figuring out more tricks and stuff, I figured I might as well move the theme of the program forward a bit.
Time-wise.

The final product was this jetpack-like simulator with an autopilot feature and a primitive HUD.
In case it makes a difference, it was compiled with version 0.3.2

Controls:
2nd=                     fire, boost, whatever you want to call it
left/right=              go left/right
alpha/trace/graph=  switch autopilot on/off
down=                   speed up a fall
clear=                   exit

It's not optimized at all, just the first build.
I'm thinking of making menus; settings for autopilot, controls, display, character sprite, etc
EDIT: added screenshot
It's faster on the actual calculator.

Trial and error and a lot of patience.

when you look at the source, T is the Y-speed.
I have T always go one closer to zero and add one to Y until Y is 48.
That way, it bounces slower and the height decreases.

BTW the first number on the HUD is the Y-speed, the second the negative of the height.

and about the character going up infinitely, I'm planning on changing that (where it comes out the bottom)

And about the 2nd recall thing, how does that rename the program?

Here, Darl, this may be of interest to you: http://ourl.ca/4293

Nice animation!

Part by part, here, let me whip up a gif.

Edit:  Here's an example of copying prgmNUMB3RS into prgmA.

Wow nice effect