MaxCoderz

CoBB> Dropping roms from Konqueror to PindurTi's window works fine, and the emulator seems to be running nicely with 3 roms at the same time (82, 83, 83+). I haven't tested it a lot thought.

I've made a stub about the history of the TI Z80 community. It's a stone soup, so feel free to contribute

Name: WikiTi
Category: information
URL: http://wikiti.denglend.net/
Description: Wiki with information about TI-83(+) hardware and other TI-related stuff.

There are other ones here : http://wikiti.denglend.net/index.php?ti ... ternatives

I have added a Programming under Linux page on WikiTi, feel free to add useful information to it.

blueskies> Sorry, my website is down along with all the sites hosted by Paxl, I'll try to find a mirror.

edit: i've put an older version of my page here http://guillaume.h.ifrance.com/ti83/

benryves wrote:Even if I don't use it in a game myself, I'm aiming for the engine to be nice and modular (along with a simple level format) so that it's easy enough for someone else to plug a game into it.

That would be great news to have at last a 3D engine ready to be used for a game Hold on, benryves!

The problem was rather: you didn't implement caching before using it.

(and i hope this guy got Badja's permission Razz).

I had no answer when trying to contact Badja one or 2 years ago.

Remember, I answered to the question "Why do so many people get the idea that adding more coders improves development?". I'm convinced that for that precise case of a set of 3D routines, one person is enough. <off-topic> Still, not writing spaghetti code is possible in ASM, and work can be...

CoBB wrote: Why do so many people get the idea that adding more coders improves development?

Because the free sofware scene proves it ?

kv83 wrote:

Yes, the site doesn't work, but it's temporary !

Give us a yell if it's online again

It's online again!

It's good to see people making multiplatform programs sometimes. Nice move.

Awesome, this means a new wave of games is coming to our Tis
Good job benryves, you're really on fire these days.

DigiTan wrote: Name: TI Unification Guide
Category: Programming Tutorial
URL: http://paxl.org/~gh/ti83/unification.html

I would recommend this link instead : http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fi ... 36923.html , it's more "permanent".