Sadly nope. The only copy I had was on Earthforge until late 2005. As for FFTOM1 and 2 the source is available with the games themselves, though, since, after all, they're editable directly in the program editor. FFTOM3 was never finished, though, and I don't think there exists anymore copies of the artwork anywhere online.

A long while ago, there was an extra copy of FFTOM1 on ticalc.org that was uploaded in the wrong section (TI-83 instead of 83+), but its zip file was over 500 KB large and it contained plenty of extra artwork that other versions of the game didn't have. I wish that was still available.

Also welcome back

Here are some screens from fftom3 http://web.archive.org/web/20041106173552/www.kingmastate.nl/maxcoderz/?section=Plan+Files&sectionID=7


Also from the zip file you mentioned.

Ah right I forgot about those screenshots. However the Earthforge zip file was actually a demo of FFTOM and I wish i had it backed up

As for the artworks, did you find another copy of that one 500+ KB zip file?

Oh right, I forgot about calc.org archives. I just found the search a bit annoying to use there since the calc.org redesign fell through, so I never really bothered to check.

I believe my Illusiat 1 zip file that had a french readme is there too. It was approved by their staff about 4 years after upload.

Indeed. Actually the problem was that Calc.org file upload policies were really weird during their final years before the supposed redesign. After uploading your own game, you had to get a friend or another member to confirm that it's your game via e-mail. At the time I barely knew anyone from the community who could do that, so I never did. However, after the second redesign started, where only a file archive and the forums were available, somehow they decided to process those files the same way ticalc.org does.