The program file one launches a steam thing to launch the game so in theory it could be disassembled to allow direct launch but I think it's near impossible.

Also on the original topic which I guess is pretty old now,
No man's sky and battlefront 3

If steam ever closed everyone would be screwed as they use an online authentication service to play games. After you launch the game for the first time it does the necessary things to launch the game in offline mode but its very screwy and sometimes does not work.

Quote from: DarkestEx on August 14, 2015, 10:22:22 PM
Well, how much freedom would you all like?
We try to make it as free as possible, but we still want to make it secure - no game should be able to hack local computers or collect data. We will certainly have quite a few security functions, but they will all be similar to Android. So when installing Apps you will be prompted with all the permissions an app does request and you can't run it without accepting them.

Would it be possible to accept certain permissions and deny others so that when a permission is needed you will be prompted that the part of the app will not function unless you allow the permission.

Wow this is awesome, I can't wait to see the code.

That may be more to limit money but if so the display makes no sense. Especially since basic handles variables so easily.

Quote from: CVSoft on August 10, 2015, 05:57:22 PM

Quote from: Unicorn on August 10, 2015, 05:48:58 PM
As I said before, I have a Casio 9750g Plus, I believe, and I think I've already lost all the keys to it when I took it apart. So, it is no longer a calculator, I want want to do something with the screen now. I wonder if the screen resolution of an 83+ could be changed?

It's not compatible. The TI-83 Plus expects a Toshiba T6A04 (or other display driver if the 83+ is newer), which is glued to the LCD via a ribbon cable. The maximum resolution for that display driver is 64x120 but the calculator OS isn't built for that.

What would happen if a screen of that size with those drivers were attached?

Also I've taken apart my 83+. It's pretty easy but it seems durable. I accidentally dropped the screen which hit the side of the calc. It was so scary but it worked fine after.

Very cool, maybe this will become very popular as it sounds great.

Ah, I did not mean it like that.

Art it wasnt meant as a you should change but if you do decide to move something to asm like you mentioned in the original post I was suggesting the display routines. I went back and read it and I didn't realize that you had said archive related stuff. Sorry.

Oh yeah I completely get the trying to see more ti basic games.

Also @DJ Omnimaga was the karma change an accident?

If you do end up using asm for something I'd definitely say that its worth it to do the drawing rather than the other stuff as that tends to make what would be a great game only an OK game.

We're switching to twc so it may take a while but were going out to get our modem/router combo today. I'm thinking about http://www.amazon.com/NETGEAR-Wi-Fi-DOCSIS-Cable-Router/dp/B00IF0JAYE#immersive-view_1438519625355 but it may be too expensive in stores (or they may not even carry it).

Also I can't quite visualize your design idea, could you possibly do a mockup in Photoshop or whatever? My idea to make subitems more accessible is to have you click the box once to open the submenu and then click it again to navigate to the main item. I might do a position hack to complete it in the demo but maybe JS would be better for the final version but more intensive.

Well the nice thing about :hover on mobile is that it works the same as :focus on desktop except it applies to any element rather than elements that require user input.

Also nowadays it would be a poor choice to add a swipe action on Android as it would cause many websites (such as answers.yahoo.com and materializecss.com) to not function as intended. On ios it is less of a problem because it seems they handle swipes differently.

The current setup for mobile nav is satisfactory but you may want to make the hover action to see the subitems more accessible. I can make a codepen demo of that functionality when I get internet back at my house.

Well in CSS on mobile you can do hover and on desktop you can do focus. You could also do a radio button/check box label for more control but I mostly use a focus hack.

@Juju yes, take this recent site design idea that I've made. But, registering swipe data is impossible in CSS.

Lol forgot the URL.
http://codepen.io/CKH4/pen/NqOLyK

Swipe testing is difficult without a JS lib. Usually a simple button is good enough but if you feel like being fancy slide out menus are cool.