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Unirse Started by u/brwn.b0i • January 28, 2024, 07:57:59 PM

Wireless Messaging between two Ti-84 Calculators

I'm currently working on a project where I make two calc ti84+ wirelessly message each other using a 2x Arduino Uno and a 2x nrf24l01 module. i connected the calc to my arduino using a 2.5mm jack. i used the Articl library, and it seems to work for sending characters from Arduino to a calc. i have no idea how to receive it from the calc. my idea is to get the sending and recieving from the serial monitor and calc achieved. if that is working, then i replicate this on another TI84+ calc and then ...

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • May 18, 2020, 02:01:05 AM

TI calculator tribute video (84+CE games)

It has been a while since I posted anything calculator-related on my Youtube channel, so I decided to make a tribute video about TI-84 Plus CE and TI-83 Premium CE games and it's now available on Youtube. It misses some games I wanted to include because the animated screenshots were in a weird APNG or whatever format that is not compatible with most free video editor, but it includes over 9 minutes of gameplay: games can be downloaded on https://tip...

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • June 30, 2021, 07:23:54 PM

[NSFW] The Ultimate Calculator Buying Guide 2021, by CodeWalrus

Welcome to the 2021 calculator buying guide by CodeWalrus! In this guide, we will do things differently, but we will mostly focus on color screen calculators and go by brand instead. Each brand has a different philosophy and approach when selling and promoting their portable gaming consoles to students across the globe. So you need to choose wisely. - TI : At TI, the motto is "Be rich, or be C...

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • May 20, 2020, 04:39:51 PM

WARNING: Do NOT upgrade your TI-84 Plus CE to OS 5.5 and higher. It blocks ASM!

I saw this coming years ago as critor would say, but it is now a reality: Texas Instruments has decided to block ASM on the TI-83 Premium CE and TI-84 Plus CE.Looks like from now on ASM will have to be added via hacking or whatever, like on the Nspire. Hopefully it's not as difficult as with Ndless and hopefully there is a way to get the old games to run on the new OS. But this is bad news for TI development, especially considering most games are coming out on the CE.Source: ...

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Unirse Started by u/DF ds • September 30, 2020, 10:16:35 AM

TI-84 Plus CE 5.2 OS

Hello everyone, Can anyone help me where to fine TI-84 Plus CE 5.2 OS? i'm currently using 5.0

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • September 20, 2020, 02:01:01 PM

Ndless 5.2 and 4.5.3 released!

Ndless 5.2 (et 4.5.3) va bientôt sortir, et Vogtinator m'a donné le feu vert pour publier quelques vidéos clips lors de mes tests, regardez cette rapidité/fluidité sur la TI-Nspire CX II Basically Ndless 5.2/4.5.3 in action on both the TI-Nspire CX and TI-Nspire CX IIhttps://...

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • July 30, 2020, 04:30:26 PM

Play TI-83/84 Plus ASM games without a ROM

Tari from Cemetech has begun working on this TI-83+/84+ game emulator , Phoenix is supported, but it's still in early stages so I bet many more games will work in the future. Basically, this is a project by Tari from Cemetech, which allows you to play TI-83 Plus and TI-84 Plus games in your browser without requiring a ROM image or a copy of the TI-OS. This is very interesting, as this could allow the release of calculator games outside the TI community (...

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Unirse Started by u/nspiredev500 • June 29, 2020, 02:57:05 PM

Nspire CX timer hardware survey

While programming for my Nspire CX CAS CR4 I thought that either my calculator is weird, or the documented timer frequency for the watchdog timer isn't right.I also found out you can set the frequency of the other timers.But right now, this is only tested in my calculator. To help, you only need a Nspire CX and a stopwatch. I compiled a version of my project to test the timers and print out the result.You just have to follow the instructions on the screen and post the values.Instructions:Ma...

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • June 15, 2020, 05:38:47 PM

R.I.P pbfy0 (2000-2019) - Developper of nspire-z80, nVid & 2048 for TI-Nspire

I am saddened to announce that former TI-Nspire programmer, pbfy0 , has recently passed away at the age of 19 years old on December 25th 2019. During his time at Omnimaga, he was notable for TI-Nspire Ndless ASM/C projects such as 2048, nspire-z80 and nVid. nspire-z80 was a TI-84+ emulator for the TI-Nspire and nVid a video player. The TI-84 Plus emulator was still in developpement, according to critor on TI-Planet, and was gonna ad...

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • April 26, 2020, 06:12:07 PM

TI-83 Plus OS 1.00

In my TI-83 Plus manual (which I still have, despite no longer having the calculator), there is a screenshot showing TI-83 Plus OS 1.00, but the oldest OS I ever saw on a real calculator was 1.03. I wonder if anyone ever managed to find it, if it exists at all? ;height=677 ;height=677

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • October 23, 2018, 12:28:39 AM

What if TI calcs were still as popular today as they were in 2004

Old timers will get what I mean.

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Unirse Started by u/nspiredev500 • February 23, 2020, 02:34:43 PM

reading the battery voltage on TI nspire CX

I want to show the battery charge to the user while my program is running, so I have to read it myself.To test it I made a small program that reads the voltages and shows them, but it only works in firebird, not on my CX CAS HW-AA.In firebird it shows:VBATT: 6.0VSYS: 6.0B12: 3.0on my calculator:VBATT: 0.0VSYS: 4.0B12: 0.0Is my program or my calculator broken?Or is only VSYS used in real calculators?At 50% my calculator now shows 3V for VSYS, so it really seems only VSYS is used.Thanks in advance...

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Unirse Started by u/semiprocoder • October 25, 2015, 12:43:39 AM

Sudoku Random Level Generator

Hi . I am currently working on sudoku for the ti nspire, but I only have 2 levels for it right now, and don't want to post it until at least a good bit of levels have been made. I want to use a custom level generator,which outputs a file, the contents of which I will copy and past into my lua script for the game, or it that I started writing in c(well c++ technically, as I use the new and delete keywords cause im lazy), but I have little clue as to how to generate random sudoku generators. My fi...

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Unirse Started by u/Kacheekfreak09 • February 17, 2019, 05:55:26 AM

Anybody considered making a Sega Master System/Game Gear emulator for the 84+CE?

I mean, think about it! Both the SMS and 84+ CE have similar CPUs, and if the 84 is powerful enough to emulate the GB, it really shouldn't be much of a problem. I honestly would LOVE to just be able to play STH and Alex Kidd on my calc, even if it's the inferior verisons.

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Unirse Started by u/TheChosen’s World • February 10, 2019, 01:32:54 AM

84p apps on the 84pce?

How would i run a 84 program on my ti-84 plus ce without a syntax error, I really want to run fruit-ninja and SuperSmashBros:open on my calc

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • November 12, 2018, 07:29:14 PM

I found my old HP Prime and Casio fx-CG10 again!

Due to the whole Lévis/Super C fiasco, I lost almost my entire calculator and video game collection last Spring and pretty much everything else, so all I had left were a TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition, TI-84 Plus CE and a Casio PRIZM I couldn't locate until today. As it turns out, I actually brought the HP Prime with me as well during the emergency move to Quebec City, so it seems like I will finally be able to enjoy everything I have missed from the community in the last two years or so.I dunno if...

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Unirse Started by u/Woodrow • July 23, 2018, 07:03:47 PM

Having trouble with TI Connect

So I was trying to use the TI Connect software with my TI-83+ and a link cable I just got on Amazon. This is my first time using a link cable, so I pulled up a Dummies guide and got the TICon program on my Mac (High Sierra, Version 10.13.4 if that helps). I then tried to use the TI Device Explorer. After a wait of 10-15 minutes (I haven't timed it precisely, this is just an estimate), an alert pops up. This is what is shown during the wait: ...

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Unirse Started by u/TheLastMillennial • March 21, 2018, 11:35:23 PM

Warning: DO NOT upgrade to OS 5.3.1!

Note: most of this post was copied over from Cemetech, it was originally written by PT_ here .About 4 days ago, TI released a new OS for both the TI-83 Premium CE and TI-84 Plus CE. But as people at TI-Planet discovered pretty soon, it has 2 main disadvantages: Going into exam mode can now take up 1.5 - 2 minutes, due to the OS checking and validating all the installed apps. Previously this took about 2 seconds. The...

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Unirse Started by u/TheLastMillennial • September 10, 2017, 02:45:44 AM

How to fix errors when sending files to your calculator

Hey everyone, I've made a video on how to fix many of the common errors I've seen posted here at Cemetech, CodeWalrus and on YouTube. These problems include: Wrong TI-Connect Connectivity Error 'Failure to Send' Errors Syntax Error Invalid Error Memory Error Need LibLoad Error Outdated Library Error ReadMe Error Way to many more to post! Please check the description of video to see a time-stamp of where your issue is. Here is version 2! ...

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • September 17, 2015, 07:23:54 AM

Play SNES and Sega Genesis games on your calculator!

For years, various console emulators were available for the TI-Nspire: NESpire (Nintendo Entertainment System), gbc4nspire (Game Boy and Game Boy Color), gpSP-Nspire (Game Boy Advance) and more. However, many people had been wondering if, one day, the two most popular 16-bit gaming consoles would ever be emulated on the TI-Nspire or other calculators.Several days ago, their dream finally came true. Gameblabla, author of many SDL ports for the TI-Nspire, has ported PocketSNES (Super Nintendo) and...

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Unirse Started by u/boogyboy • January 08, 2018, 10:45:43 PM

Nspire CX 4.5 Can't run anything past ndless installation <fixed<

Hey, so I have recently acquired a Ti Nspire CX version 4.5.0 And it sure wasn't just to make calculations and functions and whatever.Though after figuring out how to install the application runner, Ndless, No .tns files will open no matter what I do.I was sure I installed the right version because it was the only installer that would open on the calculator.So I decided to try uninstalling the version I got to install a different one, but believe it or not the tns file that holds the ability to ...

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • January 10, 2018, 11:14:38 PM

The POTY 2017 results are out!

Ticalc.org has published the Program of the Year 2017 results. You can look at them at . Congratulations to Sorunome , 123outerme , MateoConLechuga , Ranman and gameblabla and good job to everyone who made ticalc.org headlines! Source:

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • December 12, 2017, 06:39:24 PM

Ticalc.org 2017 POTY voting

We're late to the party but the ticalc.org POTY has been underway for a while now. Voting for the monochrome Z80 category is over but now you can vote for your favorite TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition program!Descent and Sorcery of Uvutu are the two contenders this year. See the news article vote, you need to make a ticalc.org account (if not done already) and ...

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • May 16, 2016, 12:42:15 AM

Sprites v3, a new ASM lib to enhance TI-84 Plus CE BASIC games [tutorial]

TI-83 Premium CE and TI-84 Plus CE BASIC programmers who wants to use sprites in their games via the help of ASM and C libraries dedicated to enhance their favorite language are waiting for the arrival of Doors CE 9, which will include xLIBCE and Celtic 2, both of which have advanced sprite support along with many other features. However, did you know that even though Doors CE 9 is not released yet, it is already possible to program in hybrid TI-BASIC on your color screen calculator?For a very l...

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • December 02, 2017, 04:02:37 AM

That one time ticalc.org featured a quatratic solver...

Although back then, featured programs did not necessarily make it on front page, it seems that the quality standard was quite... different

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Unirse Started by u/geekpersonman • November 11, 2017, 10:00:56 PM

Ti-BASIC nSpire CAS issue

Hello, I have been trying to write a nSpire function in TI-BASIC to automate newton's method, but I have run in to troubles trying to get it to work like a lot of native nspire functions where one argument is an expression and the other is the variable you want the function to look at. It will only accept a variable to look at only if I define it explicitly as a local, but it can choose between all the ones I have created as locals, it is a little hard to explain, so I will put the code below (f...

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Unirse Started by u/Alvajoy123 • November 10, 2017, 04:15:47 PM

What do i use to make sprite on the PC ?

I am having trouble making Sprite on my windows 10 what software do i use to make sprites.Please HELP !!!

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • July 04, 2017, 03:57:10 PM

Midknight Soft is back (again)?

Seems like they are back, after a decade of absence: found this out via TI-Story wiki after discovering they had updated their own page. There isn't much there yet (the site went offline in early 2006 or so and just came back recently with the old logo splash screen) but I am curious if they are gonna make some new games for calcs or other platforms... so far it seems like they have switched to music and fractal animations)They used to be called Destination Software, ba...

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • October 21, 2017, 08:29:16 PM

Dead project history preservation (gameplay footage)

In the past, many programming projects died due to various factors and more often than not, none of their history was preserved (no source code, no demo, no screenshot left, etc). Because it's impossible to just ask people to take over someone else's project without requiring them to get used to a different style of programming (which often fails), I thought about a different idea that would not necessarily bring back those projects to life, but at least show their past existence. Sometimes, rel...

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • January 14, 2017, 03:04:54 PM

A new Casio PRIZM calculator: The fx-CG50

Casio has recently announced that a new Casio PRIZM calculator, under the fx-CG50 model number, will be released this Spring. Amidst speculation from community members that this calculator will ditch support for third-party ASM and C development (which was unnoficial to begin with on the fx-CG10/20, but Casio left the door open on those calculators, while locking it down on the fx-CP400) and that the BASIC language will not see any significant speed improvements, here are some of the announced i...

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • August 05, 2017, 12:24:02 PM

New TI-84+CE hardware change breaks compatibility with some ASM/C programs

Bad news for students who are planning to purchase a brand new TI-84 Plus CE for this upcoming school semester: If you planned to play Oiram CE , Calcuzap, Wal-Rush! CE or First Fantasy on your calculator, then you might be out of luck.Last Spring, Texas Instruments introduced the 13th hardware revision for the TI-84 Plus CE model, ending with the letter I. Unfortunately this change breaks compatibility with many a few ASM and C program and games released by the TI community over th...

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • July 14, 2015, 02:04:07 AM

WARNING: Do NOT convert your HP Prime programs into applications!

I am posting this because I notice that more and more HP programmers are switching from program to apps lately, and they might be doing so too early. If you are working on HP Prime programs and another member or even an HP staff suggests that you convert your program into an application, we highly advise you against doing so. Do NOT convert your HP Prime programs into applications! Otherwise, you will simply make it next to impossible for everyone else to use your softwares and reduce your audie...

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Unirse Started by u/Legimet • July 20, 2017, 02:30:16 PM

Hackspire's 10th Anniversary

I don't think this was linked here, so here you go:

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Unirse Started by u/Adriweb • July 03, 2017, 09:32:29 PM

CE OS 5.3 Changelog

TI-84 Plus CE / TI-83 Premium CE - Version 5.3 Changelog (Cross-posted from TI-Planet ) Thanks to TI, we've been able to try OS 5.3 in advance and so we've made this unofficial changelog for you, although you've probably seen some of those things in our recent news 1) Homescreen: Improved program launching: archived programs ...

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Unirse Started by u/Alvajoy123 • July 05, 2017, 06:14:49 AM

Command prompt CE in ti basic

I have been working on a project called CPCE it run basic commands right now you can make a basic program called CC will all your custom commandsAnd yes this is a project Please post some command that can go with this prgm

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Unirse Started by u/kotu • June 29, 2017, 02:51:53 PM

New CE game - upcoming [TI-84+CE]

at last a new project to announcei am currently working on a new game, based upon my 'Building Priest Smash' game, which involved bunches of AOE priests getting smashed by houses (did not have / could not make new priest sprite waving angry fist into the air looking straight up at you, bla, bla, shouting 'why did you do that')the new game has a similar theme and i cannot divulge any more details here, except this one - it should be quite easy to build so should [color...

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Unirse Started by u/Alvajoy123 • May 01, 2017, 02:16:47 AM

File manager

Working on file manager for to CE calulators Sorry everyone I have not been able to be on codewalrus for a long time but I will be updating my theards and sorry right now I am not on my computer so it's not a good picture Here a look

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • February 26, 2015, 06:28:17 PM

How many posts have you made on every calculator forums combined?

So from September 9th 2003 to present day, I would have made between 75917 and 76618 posts on calculator forums. I started doing calc stuff on July 4th 2001 and visiting calculator websites in October of that year, but it took me 2 years before I finally participate for real on calculator forums. This total is taking into account the fact that some Omnimaga posts did not count towards total post count, though (such as the randomness/humor/intro sections). I made 63257 on Omni in total, if I coun...

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Unirse Started by u/mazhat • May 05, 2017, 09:18:49 PM

Fundamental Calculator Questions (Ti-83+)

I have some questions in order of how desperate I am to have the question answered:1. Does the amount of read and write operations on a calculator affect it in anyway? Will writing a lot eventually deem it inoperable? ex: USBs after a certain amount of time start failing after so many writes.2. What is the "best" calculator? (I define "best" as what you personally prefer, and say why.)3. This one is specifically for you calculator hoarders. I'm looking at you Dj Everything break eventua...

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Unirse Started by u/_iPhoenix_ • May 15, 2017, 08:25:56 PM

3D rendering of simple objects in TI-BASIC

*This is for the CE* (At least, I programmed it for and on the CE)I've been working on this little sub-project (It's part of a larger thing), but have hit a roadblock. I need to be able to fill in the sides with a single color, and I need it to be somewhat fast. It should also cover up the edges that should be on the back. I'm thinking to use flood fill, but that is not exactly a fast way of doing it. I split the code into several programs for ease-of-development.Sets the current object being dr...

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • November 22, 2016, 09:25:52 AM

ICE: The Axe Parser of the TI-83 Premium CE & TI-84 Plus CE

In 2010, Axe Parser revolutionarized TI-83 Plus and TI-84 Plus programming by bridging the gap between TI-BASIC and Z80 assembly, by providing an alternative to those two languages that allowed advanced graphics with the speed of assembly, but almost as easy to learn as TI-BASIC for people well versed into hi-level programming languages. Then color-screen TI-Z80 calculators came out. However, there was no sign of life from anyone regarding a future port of Axe Parser for those calculators. On th...

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Unirse Started by u/ordelore • May 02, 2017, 10:27:54 PM

If you use your calculator daily, you may have a drug problem.

's only a matter of time before the DEA raid Codewalrus.

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Unirse Started by u/E37 • April 24, 2017, 07:25:02 PM

Choices for a new calc

Ok, I'm heading off to college soon and am thinking of buying a new calc. I will probably get some version of the nSpire or ti89. I am looking for a good balance between math functions and programming abilities. It would be nice to know if some professors ban a certain calc. Speed doesn't play a big role but any programming restrictions would be nice. (I won't consider a calc that has only basic)Does anyone have any comments on what I should choose?

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Unirse Started by u/pimathbrainiac • May 15, 2017, 02:37:31 AM

Gameboy Emulators for the Casio Prizm and TI-84+ CE

Hello! It's been a while since this news editor has written anything, and it's time to change that! Without further ado, let's jump right in to it!First up, for the Casio Prizm, we'll be discussing Prizoop , a Gameboy/Gameboy color emulator. Developed by community newcomer tswilliamson , it claims to run approximately 95% of Gameboy games at 60 frames per second, with "safe" software overclocking enabled. Sound s...

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • April 11, 2017, 07:30:41 PM

Casio add-ins compatibility issues between the fx-CG10/20 and fx-CG50/Graph 90+E

In the near future, Casio will release the Casio fx-CG50, the fx-CG10/20 successor. In France, the calculator will be named the Graph 90+E.To our surprise, those two new calculators still have backdoors that allow third-party ASM and C add-ins to run on the platform, a big contrast with the locked-down Casio ClassPad II (fx-CP400), soon to be replaced with the fx-CP500. However, just like with the differences between the Casio fx-9860g/II SH3 vs SH4, TI-83 vs TI-83 Plus, TI-84 Plus vs TI-84 Plus...

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • May 03, 2017, 04:40:20 AM

I'm done with calc programming, but I am sticking around

So those who don't have access to the safe-haven sub-forum are probably unaware of it, but several months ago, I stopped programming softwares entirely, with future game projects being 100% restricted to pre-made game engines such as RPG Maker 2003. The reason why is because since spending so much effort to write working code was never really my cup of tea, the only reason why I still made calculator games was because I loved designing them. There was a period of time where I regained interest i...

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Unirse Started by u/Switchblade • April 21, 2017, 07:14:17 PM

Is the calculator a good idea?

I found this TI83 (I kinda want just the plain old 83) on ebay with 15 minutes left. Does it look like a good idea? It is interesting to note the seller listed it as an 83 plus!

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Unirse Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • January 30, 2017, 06:40:50 PM

Casio Graph 90+E calculator announced

A few weeks ago, Casio unveiled their upcoming successor to the fx-CG10/20 calculators: The fx-CG50. Now they have just unveiled its French counterpart: the Graph 90+E: Casio has thus reverted back to their old ways of renaming their calculators for the France market, with only the Classpad series and the original PRIZM models not being renamed (although the fx-CG10 was released as the fx-CG20 in all of Europe, with extra image capabilities):fx-7400G: Gr...

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