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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • January 11, 2015, 04:09:56 AM
MOVED: [CSE Basic] Flatforme
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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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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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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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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • June 30, 2016, 02:23:29 AM
When did you start programming? (poll)
So I thought it would be interesting to make a poll asking people when approximately they started programming for calculators, but you can answer even if you never touched a calculator too. I have set the poll by three years chunk so that each period spans a specific TI community era. For example, 1994-96 was when ZShell arrived and when ticalc.org was about to come to birth and back in the days, it seemed like the TI community was split into specific eras anyway (especially after 2008 where it'...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • November 20, 2016, 03:52:43 AM
MOVED: IRC bug?
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • December 04, 2016, 06:30:23 AM
MOVED: Ravenfield
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • January 30, 2017, 10:35:35 PM
MOVED: A Minecraft in-game computer (Sorta)
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • July 12, 2016, 06:17:15 AM
ICE Compiler wins the June 2016 Monthly Project Award!
So the tie-breaker poll almost ended into another tie, which would have forced us to extend it in some sort of sudden-death fashion, but finally it ended with a single vote difference, with 17 votes distributed across the two entries.ICE Compiler has the extra vote and has thus won the Montly CW Project Award for June 2016. Congratulations PT_ and great job to everyone else for their contributions! Monthly CW Project ...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • January 06, 2017, 01:37:11 AM
Oiram levels
List of levels as of Feb 22nd 2017: Rainbow Road (DJ Omnimaga) ;topic=1815.0;attach=1243My Level (PT_) ;topic=1815.0;attach=1206xAirship (xMarminq_) ;topic=1815.0;attach=1246Super Mario Bros World 1 (Pieman7373) Mario Bros 3 World 1 (STV's version) ...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • August 14, 2016, 05:24:36 AM
DMCA and C&D letters in the TI community: A look back
Despite the recent DMCA takedown notices that Nintendo of America sent about Pokémon Uranium and Another Metroid 2 Project (AM2R), the TI calculator community has been rather lucky about fan games and demakes. However, did you know that in the past, calculator developers were also hit by cease and desist letters, e-mails or DMCA takedown notices by big game companies for copyright infrigments? This retrospective article will look back in time at some games that ended up on the wrong end of a C&D...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • January 18, 2016, 11:04:22 PM
Hayleia, about the TI-84
Hayleia I know you didn't like when people omitted the plus from the TI-84 Plus calculator names, but guess what? TI has now done it too: I got an e-mail inviting me to join the "Successfully Integrating TI-84 Technology into Your Middle Grades Mathematics Classroom" webinar. Or could this be a sign of things to come, such as TI releasing a lower-end TI-84 Plus? (eg renaming the TI-83 Plus or TI-73 as TI-84 without a plus)
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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 • October 30, 2015, 02:57:49 AM
The calculator of your dreams (or your fears)
I saw a topic on TI-Planet ;t=17473 and I thought it would be interesting to see what people here would like as a new graphing calculator, what they expect the next TI/Casio/HP calculator to be, in terms of technical specs (eg processor name, speed, RAM, flash, etc). Make sure to be somewhat realistic, though, perhaps basing yourself on past TI calculator releases or smartphone attempts at dabbling into calculators (eg Lexibook).
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • June 22, 2015, 06:48:58 AM
Android on a TI-Nspire CX?
I am unsure if this is legit or not, but if it is, then it's kinda cool :O !/1170/?topicseen bet it must run extremely slow, though, seeing how slow my Samsung i5510 was. Unless of course this runs a really ancient version of Android, but then it won't be very practical since most people develop for recent versions of Android only. Update: It is confirmed to be legit and Android 1.6 a...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • January 17, 2017, 04:13:22 AM
A new RPG for the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition
For the last few years, 123outerme has developed various pure and hybrid TI-BASIC calculator games for the TI-83 Plus and later the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition. Among those, there were many games with various role-playing game elements. Source Seekers, Solius and Dragonsglid were some of his most prominent titles around that genre. While simple in general, they still managed to provide a lot of entertainment while they lasted. Today, the author has released another RPG, this ...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • July 04, 2016, 06:32:59 AM
About Fifteen Years Ago, Part #1
It almost ended all in late April and at another point in the past, but I finally managed to have stuck around for 15 years. July 4th 2001 was the day I got my first graphing calculator: a TI-83 Plus. I always dreamed of making games at the time and that dream was finally about to come true. When I started programming that beast, I was just 4 days away from turning 15, which is around when most people start calculator programming, and it's hard to believe I spent half of my life in the TI commun...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • June 06, 2016, 06:05:31 AM
You can go to jail for 3 years in France for using a TI-Nspire
Last year in France, some teachers decided to apply their own rules and restrictions about what calculators can be used during the BAC exam and what you can use on your calculator. Until 2018, although devices like smartphones or other things that has a touchscreen or storage memory are banned from exams, certain calculator models, which includes the TI-Nspire, are exempt if the exam allows the usage of said calculator, and under the current laws, viewing TI-Nspire documents is allowed.However, ...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • February 01, 2015, 04:07:33 AM
Wait... what now TI: TI-82 Advanced? O.O
Holy motherwalrifying walrianne, TI! ;t=15975&lang=enSo yeah, apparently there will be a TI-82 Advanced in France, featuring an exam LED. Probably due to 2018 France regulations? But anyway, if this calc ends up being a TI-84+, then I don't know what to expect anymore about future French TI calculator name.I think the TI-81 Premium Plus Silver Stats Titanium.Fr is not far ahead now...
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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/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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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • October 08, 2016, 03:57:21 PM
Why are there three Hackspire wikis?
gives? (Note how all of them were updated at different periods of time and look different). I know that the Unsadns one went offline for 6 months once but once it came back up I discovered there were two wikis now, and now I just discovered there's a third one. That might be confusing for people who are seeking for info that isn't outdated. >.<
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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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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • April 21, 2016, 03:56:02 PM
New HP Prime firmware & computer software update, revision 10077
WARNING: This firmware can brick your calculator if a certain bug is triggered, so we recommend not installing it until further notice. See ;t=18292&lang=en for how to downgrade to 8151 if you already upgraded. HP has released a major update to the HP Prime calculator firmware and computer software, which is dated from April 14th 2016 and is revision 10077. The Connectivity Kit is also updated.Among n...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • July 26, 2015, 04:19:29 PM
Some notable June/July 2015 calculator releases
In case people here might not have kept up to date with calculator releases outside CodeWalrus, here are some notable ones that I spotted in the last two months: Vecx (TI-Nspire) ;t=16484&p=186422#p186422-Basically a Vectrex emulator for the TI-Nspire. That console from the 80's had a CRT screen attached to it and featured monochrome graphics, but vector-based instead of pixel-based, so the resolution was quite high. The emulator supports the pl...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • January 08, 2017, 11:17:36 PM
C.Basic - A much faster Casio fx-9860gII BASIC interpreter
One of the many complains that Casio calculator programmers always had was that its BASIC language was slow. TI programmers had similar complains about TI-BASIC, but the slow speed of TI-BASIC is nothing compared to Casio calculators, especially the ClassPad series. Thankfully, the fx-9860G series has a BASIC language that runs at speeds roughly comparable with the TI-84 Plus, but only because of the much faster processor (between 29 and 58 MHz depending of the fx-9860G hardware revision, compar...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • November 28, 2015, 07:19:30 AM
New TI-Nspire OS 4.0.3.29 with Boot2 4.0.3.49
Warning: As always, do not install this OS if you want to continue using Ndless, even if one day, Ndless ever comes out for OS 4.0. Texas Instruments will soon make available a new TI-Nspire OS, OS 4.0.3.29. As reported by TI-Planet, this OS offers the following feature: It still fits in the TI-Nspire CX memory. It also comes with Boot2 4.0.3.49, which is where the biggest changes take places it seems. Boot2 4.0.3.49 is 1.25 MB large instead of 1 MB and it comes with Boo...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • June 11, 2016, 09:14:14 PM
HP Prime firmware 10077 pulled from servers in response to calculator bricking
In response to several incidents involving calculators getting bricked (permanently stopping working) in the last 6 weeks, HP has decided to remove the firmware from their FTP server and has put the previous version, 8151, back online: hope that HP can release a fixed version of the firmware in the near future. Source: ;t=18294&start=50#p204122
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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 • 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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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • May 03, 2016, 04:45:29 AM
mViewer GX2 now available for HP Prime OS 10077
Since the new HP Prime OS (version 10077) had serious issues with RAM management, often causing data corruption when sending large files to the calculator, mViewer GX2 has been released, now using applications instead of programs, and it's fully compatible with the new firmware! GX2 is an online tool that can convert PDF and image files into calculator pictures for multiple models. This can be handy if you want to read documents on your calculato...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • July 21, 2016, 09:41:48 PM
CW News catchup: Notable TI-Nspire releases
We have been slow on calculator release news in the last few months due to various factors, such as life duties, programming, Summer vacations and two episodes of ghost busting that happened in Quebec City last weekend when myself, Juju and Patrick Davidson met in person. But it's now time to start clearing the CodeWalrus news pending queue of 39 programs (it's possible that we missed some, but yes, the pending queue really reached 39), so let's start wit...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • January 19, 2016, 07:09:56 PM
OS 5.1.5 released for the TI-84 Plus CE and TI-83 Premium CE
Texas Instruments has released OS 5.1.5 for the TI-84 Plus CE and TI-83 Premium CE. It is unclear what are the changes in this OS, but so far, it still runs ASM programs (after a quick test with CE Textlib in FF:MF) so that's good, and the BackGroundOn/BorderColor screen refresh bugs are still not fixed.The TI community will most likely investigate about possible new additions in the near future.Download links: ...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • March 15, 2016, 07:55:58 AM
Scrolling Mountains, Street Fighter, G&W Helmet, Wal-Rush 2600 & Unreal World
Scrolling Mountains (TI-84+ series) This is a TI-BASIC marvel, speed-wise, by grosged. Although this game is not finished, it showcases how fast TI-BASIC can get when you know your way around its extreme limitations. In order to achieve smooth scrolling, the author uses checkerboard landscape graphics and use a few line commands to update slopes rather than redrawing the entire screen every frame.Download: ...
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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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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • March 27, 2016, 02:33:12 PM
Ndless games might run from 3 to 50 times slower on TI-Nspire CX CR4 hardware
So here are some bad news about the new TI-Nspire CX CR4 hardware, regarding Ndless games:Critor compared the speed of some TI-Nspire games using the original hardware, and the new CR4 screen hardware with Ndless 4.2 compatibility mode. Here are some results, in summary:-Jetpack Impossible: Runs 3 times slower (still playable, though)-Another World: 50 times slower (virtually unplayable) , it is heavily...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • July 06, 2015, 05:10:27 PM
Robotics & HP Prime discussion (split from Real life stuff)
Continued from I shouldn't be watching cartoons anyway I have to work on MinePrime, SIFS, and learn Java (for robotics, guess that's what happens when you are the only programmer ) Is java any good for robotics?
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • August 02, 2016, 06:02:56 PM
TI-Nspire OS 4.3 out (blocks Ndless and downgrades, but not nBoot nor ControlX?)
;t=18874Apparently someone got his hands on OS 4.3 for the TI-Nspire in China and apparently, it features more powerful TI-BASIC linking commands to interact with other devices connected to the TI-Nspire. They were tested with the TI-Innovator and apparently worked.Now the next question, though, is did they patch the exploits used by nBoot and Ndless? UPDATE (08/02/16): Although this OS blocks Ndless, it seems like it doesn't block nBoot+ControlX. C...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • July 24, 2016, 02:10:14 AM
CW News catchup, part 2: Notable TI-84 Plus CE & TI-83 Premium CE releases
Continuing our news pending queue cleanup, it's now time to mention some notable TI-84 Plus CE and TI-83 Premium CE releases. As you'll notice, the ez80 TI scene has been pretty busy in the last few months! SokoMario This is a Sokoban clone with Super Mario in it. It isn't finished, but the author showcases some of the Sprites library capabilities in this hybrid BASIC game.[url= ...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • August 17, 2015, 09:54:53 PM
TI-84+CE OS bugs
I just ran into some fatal bug on the TI-84 Plus CE and I am unsure if it can be reproduced on a TI-83 Premium CE, but it doesn't happen on TI-Smartview CE:- Crash or weirdness when storing massive strings 1) Store the string " " into Ans2) Store Ans+Ans into Str13) Repeat number #2 until you get ERR: INVALID DIM (strings cannot be larger than 32 KB on the 84+CE)This causes the calculator to shut down, followed by a RAM Clear. I managed to recreate the bug that way three times in a row. If ...
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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/Dream of Omnimaga • September 05, 2016, 08:17:29 PM
Sprite Ripper: An utility to convert graphics to grosged's hybrid-BASIC format
Those who want to program in TI-84 Plus CE BASIC language with the help of ASM/C libraries to enhance the language will now be happy: A few months after grosged released Sprites v3.3 library, which lets you use 36-color sprites, text and rectangles of any size in your games with very decent speed, Ricsan from TI-Planet has now released an utility for the PC to help you convert your sprite sheets into Sprites v3.3 format! Until now, y...
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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/Dream of Omnimaga • August 31, 2016, 05:41:04 AM
OS 5.2 released for the TI-84 Plus CE and the TI-83 Premium CE
Texas Instruments have finally released the new TI-84 Plus CE and TI-83 Premium CE OS, version 5.2, on their website. This new OS brings several major improvements to those two color ez80 calculator models, including what might be one of the largest TI-BASIC enhancements ever since 2010: -Sending strings to the TI-Innovator via the Send() and Get() commands-Many more TI-Innovator-related commands-expr(): You can now solve math calculations that are stored in a string.-eval(): Converts a calcul...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • April 22, 2016, 04:58:42 AM
New TI-Nspire CX CR4 now has internal screws with impossible to open case
We are a bit late on this because our source posted this news on April 1st and I had a similar, but unused April Fools joke idea a few years ago, but this ended up being real news after all. Three weeks ago, TI-Planet made a new discovery about the TI-Nspire CX hardware referred to as CR4 in the TI community, which notably has a new LCD that required Ndless to introduce a compatibility layer to allow old programs to run on the new calculators. Remember how older hardware revisions had screws ins...
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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • July 26, 2016, 07:41:16 AM
CW News catchup, part 3: TI-84 Plus, Nspire, fx-9860G, HP Prime & NES releases
We are continuing our series of news catchup articles. A few days ago, we covered TI-Nspire CX, TI-84 Plus CE and TI-83 Premium CE releases in two articles. Now we will cover Casio, HP, monochrome TI-Z80 calculators, a TI-Nspire CX release that we missed in the previous articles and even a NES game! TI-83 Plus & TI-84 Plus The Day the Walrus Flew v2 This is a major update to c4ooo's game, posted several months ago. Give i...
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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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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • September 22, 2015, 03:40:59 PM
Is the TI community over?
Average activity on CW is worse than it was in September 2014 on Omni and a massive amount of its core userbase already ditched calcs, traffic is stagnating despite september normally being when people buy new calcs for school, and TI-Planet recently announced that in 2016, France government is gonna instate new school programs that makes even less place for TI calcs (perhaps eliminate them entirely).Has the TI community really come to an end this time, unlike in 2008?
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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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Started by u/Dream of Omnimaga • August 11, 2016, 07:58:04 PM
HP Prime PPL language (split from birthday thread)
EDIT by DJ: Topic split from Birthday thread Thanks everyone. I decided to give the HP Prime a try, because it seems possible that I could create some nifty programs with good performance on it. Once I learn my way around, we'll see, provided I can get computer/calc transfer working. Wow nice that you got a Prime. I need to start coding on it again. You can do amazing stuff that...
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