MaxCoderz

Yea, and I believe many are faster than their 89 equivalents (eg 3D Graphing).

hands tied eyes locked like the abused child trying to steal back his innocence little by little anguishly acting to reconcile a nevertobeforgotten past there's a feverish escape emotional appeal in the hortatory compulsions to sin and to spread stone roof above shields both us from world and world ...

If I copy all of the ion routines into the program, I may as well release it as a nostub program. @benryves: You mean that all the other shells that support ion don't attach the ion routines to the end of the program? I don't know anyone that still uses Ion for the 83+, so if it's not a problem on t...

Oh, so I'd have to include the ion routines in my program? I guess that's a small price to pay for the game to actually work. Does the 8k limit exist on both the 83 and the 83+ calculators?

What isn't the 89 allowed on?

Oh, and by the way this is for college.

But that same problem doesn't exist for the 83, does it? What I might do is write it for ion now, then go back and optimize it for MirageOS once it's completed. I want it to be compatible for both the 83 and 83+. But I've heard a lot about the 8k limit, something like it's executable code and not da...

Haha, well I guess the overwhelming majority have chosen the 89t. I think that that's what I'll get, as if I learn to program for that it will be more useful in the long run. Thanks for the input guys! PS: I'm going to start going pawn shop searching (or ebay) for a cheap, used 83+. That way, I'm no...

Ok, so I have two options. A) Get a free 84+SE B) Get a free 89 Titanium. My mom received a 150 dollar office depot card and she gave them to me to purchase a calculator. Well, at the Office Depot around here, both are 150 bucks, so I'd just be paying for tax. I would rather not get the Titanium, as...

Is MirageOS still the main shell that people use? I've been looking over the MirageOS routines, and I could shave off thousands of bytes by using them. I like Ion for its compatibility (it's what I've always used, aside from nostub), but there's so many more routines included with Mirage. What are y...

I might be close to releasing something, but I can't guarantee that it'll be done by then so I don't want to put it in writing. It should be very close, though.

Ok, well I got the grayscale to work. I just ldir-ed gbuf to gbuf2 and it turned out great. But then I decided it wasn't worth the extra 1000+ bytes it incurred onto the filesize just to put the characters in grayscale. And, as jim e said before, I really shouldn't be using it until I understand it....

Yea, I'm looking into a pseudo scrolling sort of thing. I'll probably shift the entire screen a pixel or two, then load in the missing bits from some sort of buffer, so as to avoid needing a clipping routine. But now, when you land on a tile it accurately displays it's name. All of the tile informat...

So last night, after basically getting the grayscale and everything to work, I decided that it just wasn't worth it. The size was much too large to be reasonable. So after I finished converting it to grayscale, I changed everything back to black and white and went to bed. This morning, I wrote up so...

Well my last working version is available for download in the Monopoly topic under Announce Your Projects. I'll try to make a screenshot tonight and upload it (although it won't be very comprehendible, the whole screen just jumps all over). And yea, I made sure to switch all my variables to I think ...

(I'm using Duck's GPP) Well, I have my black and white tilemap routine designed beforehand, without any issues. I went through and changed all the GetCSCs and the other various incompatible rom calls. And in addition to flickering, the tilemap pieces are tossed about randomly on the screen. I know (...