MaxCoderz

I have installed the latest beta on my TI-84 Plus SE and I noticed that the "Input" command had some problems. As you see in the code below (an excact replica of what I did with this simple calculator program) the Input command appears to only recognize the first value entered and does not...

Too bad I've got just about every kind of mouse except anordinary PS/2 mouse but the ball-mouse built into my big old clicky keyboard is PS/2...it would be interesting to try this out.

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That's how we all feel when someone is making a game as good as this one...but don't worry. The programme was said to be released round spring 2009. Coming to think of it, that's only a few months away!

I have now downloaded the new version and I am not having any issues so far with the failure to detect programmes in the memory. :idea: One thing that would make it a lot easier would be to let it load programmes from the ROM. I do not know whether or not that s possible since I only have experience...

I have had a lot of interest on where this project's going and am very happy to see it in a public beta! I mmediately put it on my TI-84+ SE and will also load it on my TI-Nspire to test compatibility. Overall, I like it a lot. I made a few simple programs do things like convert temperature and draw...

Well, this game, from what I've heard, probable won't be finished for a long time. But, as I've been monitoring this thread over time, I have noticed it inching along bit by bit, most likely because making a game of this magnitude is very hard. (at least in BASIC)

:bunny: :bunny: :bunny: :bunny: :bunny: :bunny: :bunny: :bunny: :bunny: :bunny: :bunny: :bunny: :bunny: :bunny: Could you perhaps tell us of how much progress has been made with this programme? It would be very nice to see how long it will be until a release. From the screen shots, though, it appear...

Can you possibly upload the game in its current stage of development? I'm quite interested in it, as I always have been over the years in greyscale programs. I'd love to see what it really does.

I don't know much about other linking programs-TI Connect and TI Graph Link work fine with my cable and computer. I'd suggest buying a USB link cable. They're pretty cheap, and last I knew, they work fine with TI linking software. I hope it helps. By the way, would you be able to put up the BBC Basi...

tr1p1ea wrote:One of the earliest hacks for ti-calcs, pretty neat too!

Shame half of the links are dead :<.

That's Ticalc.org for you...

By the way, did you know that they have actually put up some files? This could make head lines in the paper!

Looks like I forgot to link united ti too... of well. That can be done. Guess I'll take a trip over there and tell about the site. Thanks for telling me!

We could use a new Mario game like this for math class...

Thanks for the encouragement! I'm glad to see that you like the site.
Would you perhaps be able to help the site grow and tell others about it? That would help a great deal!

That software is more of a rip-off than Microsoft Office! Eew!

My friend and I have been working on a new TI site, which, like TICalc.org, tries to help unify the TI community. I got sick of TICalc.org's usual state of inactivity and lack of TI-Nspire support. This site supports the TI-Nspire and has links to many TI sites (including Maxcoderz :) ). Unlike TICa...