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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • March 23, 2015, 11:05:23 PM
MOVED: KnightOS Updates
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • March 23, 2015, 11:05:13 PM
MOVED: KnightOS
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • March 12, 2015, 11:11:16 PM
84+CE to be locked down against 3rd-party Flash APP development or tools?
People on Cemetech have analyzed TI-84 Plus CE Flash applications that Texas Instruments released a few days before. It appears that they contains a 2048-bits signature . The signature key is required to sign APPs and make them valid for use on the new ez80 calculator, and there is no sign that Texas Instruments have any plans to release a SDK to develop such software.Since factoring an key this large is impossible with today's techno...
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Started by u/pimathbrainiac • February 25, 2015, 05:16:07 PM
TI Connect CE - In-Depth Review
So a while ago, TI Connect CE 5.0 was released by TI as a compliment to the TI 84 Plus CE. Since it has new features, including a program editor, I have decided to do a full review. Sadly, this software only works with z80 USB-port models, but you can have TI-Connect 4.0 installed alongside it, so you are only really missing out on the new features. First up: Start Up Immediately after the splash screen splashes, you are greeted with the basic interface in screen capture mode. There are thr...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • March 10, 2015, 09:27:29 PM
Calc game popularity oddities
The topic on Planète-Casio about the new exam restrictions coming to France in 2018 and the discussion about the declining popularity of calculator gaming that ensued kinda made me realize that there are some oddities in the calculator community, when it comes to popularity of calculator games.If you take the French community, you will notice that on Casio websites, discussion will be mostly centered around calculator game development. On TI websites, on the other hand, almost only educational d...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • March 09, 2015, 04:56:41 PM
Nspire OS 4.0 announced
Normally, as soon as a new version of Ndless comes out, a new TI-Nspire OS is announced shortly afterward. This is the case again after Ndless 3.9 release apparently comes out on March 26th 2015. Note that this OS drops compatibility with the grayscale TI-Nspire handhelds. However, the writing was on the wall for many years, as newer OSes kept growing in size, to the point where those using OS 3.9.1 would only have about 2 or 3 MB of ...
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Started by u/pimathbrainiac • March 09, 2015, 06:16:41 PM
"Calculate Your Color" with TI (And Maybe Even Win a TI 84 Plus CE)
As a promotion for the upcoming TI 84 Plus CE, TI has started a contest called "Calculate Your Color," in which you take a personality quiz to determine "which new TI 84 Plus CE hue suits you" and get entered in a drawing to win a TI 84 Plus CE.TI posted about the contest on their Facebook page earlier today, and their website front page has been updated to promote the contest. Go check it out and maybe even win a CE!Contest Link: https://calculateyo...
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Started by u/Derf321 • March 06, 2015, 07:12:11 PM
Free Code up for grabs! (Nazi Zombies)
I made this around 3 years ago but never finished it because I graduated high school. It's for Axe on Ti83 or Ti84, It's mostly finished, just with a few little tweaks needing to be done. I attached a GIF of it in action, it's a top down view Nazi Zombies with 4 different guns (Pistol, Shotgun, Sniper, WunderWaffe). You can buy ammo from the mystery box (random) and it'll store the highscore of the highest round reached. I always compiled with Axe Fusion or Application. Also I attached a sheet l...
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Started by u/pimathbrainiac • March 03, 2015, 04:09:06 PM
Project Periodical - January/February 2015
So here is the edited project periodical. It now includes Cemetech and CW projects. The links go to the first forum I spot the project on. I read the forums in the order Omnimaga, Cemetech, CodeWalrus this time around, and the order will be different next time. This is to save time/space when writing and in the final post. TI-8x Monochrome Reuben Quest 3 : An unofficial threequel to Reuben Quest, originally by DJ Omnimaga. The...
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Started by u/pimathbrainiac • March 08, 2015, 02:56:47 AM
pimath begins learning z80 assembly - the questions thread [x-post CW/Omni/Ceme]
So I began working on z80 assembly a while ago, and failed. This time, I'm going to do it right. This is my questions/learning thread (which will be cross-posted to the other sites).My setup:Assembler: spasm-ngEditor: Notepad++Tutorial: : I'm going to write a small game I call "World of Code." It will probably just end up being an RPG movement engine and end up stalling, knowing myself. If it turns into a thing, I'll post about it.
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • March 03, 2015, 05:50:47 PM
The world's first completed TI-89 Zelda project
17 years after Texas Instruments released it, the TI-89 finally got a fully complete Zelda clone, playable from the beginning to the end! can download it here: two finished Zelda games exist for the TI-83 Plus series, which are [url= ...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • December 25, 2014, 06:46:04 AM
HP FOR loops slowing things down?
Ok, so after some tests, it seems like on the HP Prime, if you decide to make a game utilizing tilemaps, then if you want a fast speed but need to update the entire screen every frame for whatever reason (eg a parallax background), you will need to pre-render the entire level map into a massive GROB, then only draw the 320x240 chunk you need on top of the background. That's unless, of course, you don't need to redraw the entire map every frame (in which case it should be much faster).Otherwise, ...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • March 05, 2015, 06:28:32 PM
HP 50g calculators to be discontinued?
According to a post on the HP Prime blog, it appears that this is the end of the line for the HP 50g calculator. Should the post reveal to be true, then HP will cease production of the HP 50g this year, to focus on the HP Prime. So after 15 years, the reign of the HP 49/50g series seems to be over.This could probably have explained why there have been quite a few hot deals on the HP 50g lately, sometimes being offered for as low as $...
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Started by u/Duke "Tape" Eiyeron • January 25, 2015, 02:53:25 PM
[X-post Omni/CW] Product ID of FX-9860 calculators
Hello everyone. We, at Planète-Casio, are gathering samples to detect changes between msicallenous details like OS version (on which model), the dates and are trying to make links with architecture and OS.Here's the addin to install : . it'll give you the Product ID of your calculator.We're asking too for the calc model (Graph 35, 75, 85 or 95, or worldwide equivalents), the OS flashed to it and the calc's model where the flash OS has been cop...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • February 24, 2015, 09:34:08 PM
Ndless 3.9 released (with link to tutorials)
If, for whatever reasons, you are stuck on TI-Nspire OS 3.9.0 or 3.9.1 (such as school forcing you to upgrade or your calculator revision being Hardware S or higher, which didn't work with OSes older than 3.9.1), but still want to use Ndless, then good news: It's out! For those who are unfamiliar with the TI-Nspire, Ndless is a tool that allows the calculator to run C, Python, Javascript and ARM assembly language softwares created by members of the TI community. Normally, the calculator comes bu...
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Started by u/Hayleia • February 19, 2015, 02:40:02 PM
Run Axe program from an application ?
Basically what the title says.I tried something stupid like #Axiom(MEMKIT)GetCalc("appvNope",1)->VNew(V,e9D93-V,5000)GetCalc("prgmPROGRAM",Y0)Copy(Y0,e9D93,5000)(e9D95)() .9D95 to skip the AsmPrgmDelete(V,e9D93-V,5000)DelVar "appvNope" but there are some problems. It does run the program from the app, and the program runs fine, but when it exits, there are problems (basically, if after running the program, I just do a "Return", the calculator turns off and RAM Clears when turned on).I...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • February 03, 2015, 10:13:08 PM
TI-84+SE to be renamed every hour starting in 2015
Seriously this is getting ridiculous, so I couldn't resist >.<2004-2010: TI-84 Plus Silver Edition2011-2013: TI-84 Pocket SE (Asia)2013-2015: TI-83 Plus.Fr USB2015: TI-82 AdvancedSeptember 1st 2015, 12:00 AM: TI-82 AdvanceSeptember 1st 2015, 1:00 AM: TI82 AdvanceSeptember 1st 2015, 2:00 AM: TI82 AdvancedSeptember 1st 2015, 3:00 AM: TI-82 AdvancerSeptember 1st 2015, 4:00 AM: TI-82 Premium CESeptember 1st 2015, 5:00 AM: TI-82 Premium Advance CESeptember 1st 2015, 6:00 AM: TI-82 Pocket.FrSep...
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Started by u/123outerme • February 12, 2015, 02:49:14 AM
Homescreen Vertical Scrolling Engine
I created a nice homescreen vertical scrolling engine for the TI-83+ family. It's specifically written for the CSE, however I will comment with changes if you want to make it a monochrome engine. I intend to use this to make a CSE game of some sort, but I'll have to think.Uses all variables in the DelVar line at the end. ClrHome"XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"→Str1 ;26 Xs for the top boundary, remove 10For(θ,1,10 ; you could change the third argument to any number (be careful though!),...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • January 29, 2015, 06:24:16 AM
Japanese people take their calculators very seriously
This video makes me wish that Japanese students were into graphing calculators like in North America and Europe. Imagine if they started making JRPGs in ASM or BASIC In Japan they hold calculator championships it seems, but it involves using basic calculators XD. And even at the work place, look at how fast they type on those things! Even during my Illusiat/ROL days I still didn't even type close to that speed on my 83+ when writing code. be honest, see...
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Started by u/drak alex • January 30, 2015, 09:49:35 PM
Jetpack Joyride on Casio Graph 75/85/95 !
Hi everyone !I just registered on this site in order to present you the last game I created 2 weeks ago. I work on it since June 2014 so it's been a long time ! It's the adaptation of the famous iOS and Android game Jetpack Joyride on calculators !I waited this long to post this on english websites cause it was a french game, but I just finished to translate the whole game in english so everyone could play it !Here is the trailer : you want to downlo...
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Started by u/Peyrol • January 13, 2015, 02:57:41 AM
Prime PPL animated graphics question
First, I am grateful this forum exists.I am considering purchase of a Prime. One big reason to buy is so I can develop animated graphics programs. I looked at the HP Prime user guide, and it mentions 10 GRaphics OBjects, with G0 apparently always set as the screen display. This is a little confusing to me. I am used to the concept of double buffering, where the screen display can shift from one graphics object to another, so that changes applied to the entire screen will appear all at once as we...
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Started by u/pimathbrainiac • January 14, 2015, 02:39:32 AM
MOVED: C windows api
This topic has been moved to Non-Calc Programming and Showcase .
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Started by u/CKH4 • January 13, 2015, 10:44:20 PM
Wabbitemu is for Chrome OS (sort-of)
NOTE: This is very broken, there are no guaranties that this will work. Chrome has gotten an update (chrome 37 which is now kind of old) which allows it to run Android Applications (.apk). This works not by emulating android but by running a version of Android's runtime environment. Similar to Android's ART chrome has gotten ARC, they preform the same functions but are for different OSes. It was originally only for ChromeOS but [url=htt...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • January 11, 2015, 04:09:56 AM
MOVED: [CSE Basic] Flatforme
This topic has been moved to Calculator Projects Showcase .
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • January 10, 2015, 05:29:33 AM
Ticalc.org POTY results for 2014 published!
I created a new topic for this rather than using the previous POTY discussion thread , because it wouldn't have let me publish this post on the front page otherwise. But tonight, the ticalc.org POTY 2014 results have been published!Results: : would like to say congratulations to all the participants who contributed such notabl...
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Started by u/Snektron • January 09, 2015, 05:41:10 PM
Axiom LUT Troubles
So im trying to do a fast square in an Axiom.im using a LUT i generated but it keeps outputting the wrong values. .dw ShdDraw_ .db AXM_ALL .dw $00F3 .db AXM_SUB .db AXM_1ARG .org 0 ld l, 0 call squareL bcall(_DispHL) bcall(_getKey) ret; square l, return in hlsquareL: ld hl, (SqLUT) ret SqLUT: .dw $0000, $0001, $0004, $0009, $0010, $0019... ShdDraw_: This is the code for the Command, and obviously the LUT is way bigger so i stripped it a bit down.For debugging purposes i print the firs...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • December 01, 2014, 07:56:02 AM
HCWP GMT Edition
So as many of you probably know if you frequent Cemetech, they have that thing called Have Calc? Will Program!, refered to as HCWP. It starts at 8 PM (20:00) New York time on every Wednesday night. It's a Google Hangout-based voice/video chat conference where Cemetech members usually showcases their calculator projects and programming or discuss calculators in general. Some discoveries and achievements are sometimes showcased there first.However, recently, there have been a new trend where at 8 ...
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Started by u/pimathbrainiac • January 01, 2015, 05:02:28 AM
Project Periodical - Edition 2
Hello, and welcome to Project Periodical Edition 2! Instead of being semi-monthly and including z80 or non-z80 programs, this edition and all future editions will be on the 1st of every month and include projects of every platform, on every major, predominately english-speaking forum with a focus on TI. And also on CodeWalrus What does this mean? Omnimaga, Cemetech, and CodeWalrus projects will all be listed here, in one place, with links to every thread on every site where the projects ar...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • December 26, 2014, 04:29:32 AM
Affiliation with Planète-Casio
I am pleased to announce that CodeWalrus and Planète-Casio has established a link exchange together. Basically, at the bottom of every CW forum page, you will see a 88x31 button leading to Planète-Casio (right next to BroniesQC button). On Planète-Casio, you will see the 88x31 banner leading to CodeWalrus. This is not a partnership in the same way as some partnerships that occured in the TI community in recent years, so basically both websites will keep their independence, while still promoting ...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • December 09, 2014, 06:49:33 PM
Ticalc POTY 2014 now underway :D
Ok so if you haven't checked ticalc.org yet, the 2014 Program of the Year award has begun! Obviously, the first poll is for the TI-83+/84+ category, and assuming POTY works the same way as previous years, the survey will probably run for 1 week. Then the TI-84+CSE category will follow, then the TI-Nspire.Anyway, here are the TI-83+/84+ programs participating this year:Axio Man! ...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • December 28, 2014, 12:14:26 PM
Nspire OS 3.9.1 can now be downgraded (already) :D
See original post on TI-Planet: ;t=15780&lang=enLooks like this one downgrade didn't took as long to come out. I suspect there wasn't much changes in the OS or TI didn't try much harder to find a new way to block downgrades. However, no CAS nor Clickpad/Touchpad support yet: Just regular TI-Nspire CX. But yeah, basically if you were stuck on OS 3.9.1 (which isn't even available on TI servers yet, but is starting to appear on new calcs), then you can no...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • December 03, 2014, 02:45:01 AM
HP Prime OS update 2014.1124
Cross-post from Omnimaga. Original post by Tim Wessman: For your emulator, calculator and connkit. Easiest way to get them is to use the check for update mechanism in the emulator or connkit. Don't have a Prime and just want to try it out? for the windows virtual calculator installer. What Has Changed? Wireless now supports ...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • November 12, 2014, 11:21:45 PM
Animated eye candy of how fast HP PPL can be
This is my sprite generation routine in action. You see the static tiles too in that set, which I didn't share publicly yet. But as you will notice, I can generate a wall tileset 20 times per second
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