Here is a simple Minesweeper in Lua. It's not very well-coded since I learnt Lua yesterday, and doesn't look so good since I am not good at game design, but it's a first shot that I may try to improve later. It's untested on real calculator, and not thoroughly tested.

It will at least give another example of Lua code for beginners. TI's event-driven API  is nice and easy to use. Thank to all of those who contributed to bring Lua development to the TI-Nspire

Keys:
- R: restart
- Enter: dig
- F: set/unset flag/unknown

TODO:
- Make it compatible with the Touchpad mouse?
- Use colors for the CX
- Check if the game is won
- Display the keys
- Show when the game is over
- Use images
- Simplify code

Really nice !

Congratulations on coding this as your second day of Lua

Very nice ExtendeD!  I will be sure to try this out!

I didn't comment yet because I didn't have time but this is really great. I tried it and the speed seems nice too. Good job.

You should put it in http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?action=downloads;cat=45 with Block Dude and ticalc.org, though. Ticalc actually added a Lua section

Yeah true I am glad they posted a news about Lua. I think it helped that people upload Lua converters there. That said the news was not very late, because we announced Lua very recently anyway.

Posted by: Scout
Lua converters are the new quadratic solvers? Everybody has made one

check xD

Is there any way to put a timer and a game won message(at least the smile that tells everithing in minesweeper)?

Also, @renatose: You should visit more sections of the forum, not just Lua ones and try to get 20 messages to talk to us on OmnomIRC, or join us on IRC EFNet, channel #omnimaga.

But before, you should make a topic here!

Thank you scout, I'm working on it