MaxCoderz

Sounds great! Maybe you should allow addition of wall objects or what not that it could bounce off, or even roll down?

Each emu has its own quirks, but Dualis is generally considered best for homebrew. It doesn't emulate commercial roms for conservative reasons.

People around my school think PS3 is stupid, and they also think the Wii is stupid, though a lot of my friends are aiming for the Wii. And of course people are getting incredibly bored with XBox 360..

And that is probably no fault of nintendo's either. This gives me no reason to like Opera yet

http://wii.nintendo.com/channel.html for proof of buying it.

My issue with you at the moment is you act like you know what you're talking about and then attack 3fg and me for not understanding DS coding. I didn't judge your posts, I stated facts as comments on your redudant posts. And until you have any experience in doing anything for the DS, your petty ramb...

http://www.dsdev.org/ - Incomplete site with little information. http://darkfader.net/ds/ - 95% of that page is just programs, not documentation. http://www.double.co.nz/nintendo_ds/ - Terrible 'tutorial' http://www.aaronrogers.com/nintendods/PA_Lib/ - Based on PAlib, which is an extremely buggy li...

Wow, this is one of the most original breakout clones I've seen before. Great job!

thegamefreak: Nothing is lost except the warning/health screen that pops up when you boot into DS mode, and even then theres a version of flashme that doesn't remove that. All flashme does is allows a GBA flashcart to boot into NDS mode, and add firmware protection in case you somehow brick the DS. ...

Yes, that's right. With the limited resources and DS coding skills that I have acquired, I created pong in ANSI for the DS tonight (or this morning, however you choose). If you would like to try this without a real DS, get Dualis . I'm not the only one to start coding for the DS. threefingeredguy ha...

Amazing what people can do on a z80 calc Excellent job, kuda!

A programmer that hasn't seen a star wars movie.. *straps qarnos to a chair and forces him to watch eps 4 to 6 one after another*

Great job though! I could never do anything 3d like that

Yes, it returns it to the calling program. But if that calling program calls itself, i.e. being recursive in a way, then you can build subroutines within a program.

Well of course, but you should always push TI-BASIC to its limits. And using Return clears up any blocks its in, so it won't memory leak.

I have a nice subroutine setup in my TILEMENU program for pure ti-le. It looks something like this: PROGRAM:TILEMENU If (theta)=1:Then For(I,0,1+int(H/2 Line(X,-Z-I,X+L,-Z-I,0 Line(X,-Z-H+I,X+L,-Z-H+I,0 End For(I,0,1 Line(X+I,-Z-H-I,X+L+1,-Z-H-I Line(X+L+I,-Z-I,X+L+I,-Z-H-I End Line(X,-Z,X+L,-Z Line...

Lines and pixels of course. I'm not using Pic files for anything other than buffers.