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Quote from: gogogoluke on April 27, 2016, 11:29:58 PM
Personally, I favor the LLoNBaD v1.1.

[spoiler]The Luke License of Not Being a c v1.1:
You must not sell this intellectual property or take credit for it, and you must credit the original creator. Otherwise have fun.[/spoiler]

Oh, cool, no sublicensing clause. Let me sublicense it into GPLv3
And now you have a problem.

(See, licenses are hard)

Nobody will be sublicensing a 15 year old's crappy HP PPL math program.

Personally, I favor the LLoNBaD v1.1.

[spoiler]The Luke License of Not Being a c v1.1:
You must not sell this intellectual property or take credit for it, and you must credit the original creator. Otherwise have fun.[/spoiler]

I'm excited to see who wins! Good luck everyone.

I'd love to see how this would work. Would the CSE have the DS process for it or something?

I'm listening to bastille, I'm so hyped for their next album.

I would love to hit 20 posts, and I would like to make games with graphics.

How do you use polls? :(

It's more about the fact that edge feels like it's still in beta. Seems to be a fine browser, just needs some polish. Preferably 55 gallons of it.

Anyone have any ideas for what I could put in my skyscraper?

@Leviathn I have not been bugging you, I just simply told you that no, I would not open a LAN world, as I was working on my Skyscraper. Regardless, welcome to Codewalrus, and I hope you have a good time here.

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Quote from: kegwaan on December 13, 2015, 08:32:20 PM
Hello, I'm kegwaan. I'm in the eighth grade (too young?), I enjoy video games and a few TV/movie series.

I started calculator programming in the seventh grade, you're not too young

I started in 4th grade.

I started in 8th grade with a TI-84+CSE, nobody here is too young.

A new game with four players.


The attacks screen. The left number is what the dice must roll at or above to make a move successful. The right number is what the dice must roll at or below in order to make you fall


The top number is what the dice rolled. (No, it's not that one xkcd joke, it just happened to be four this time.)


The results of the last move. Give calculator to player two. If you have no friends, just push zero on each selection screen to have an AI pick for you.


Different game with fallen players.

Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on January 14, 2016, 05:45:25 PM
Glad to hear , I didn't notice those actually >.<

Also backup very often. Especially the simulator, which can wipe out your data if it crashes too often. As for sprites, since you are making a Poker game, you could use the RECT_P command instead to save space then use text to draw the card icons (I think they exist in the character map). That would save space. Let me know if you need help displaying sprites, though.

EDIT: Also you scared me the other night, because I first misread Street Poker as Strip Poker

While strip poker on a calculator would be pretty funny, it's not even Poker. The description of the TI-83 version reads "Street Poker is a game created by Luis on his calculator. Programmed to be a mixture of Pokemon, D&D, and Street Fighter, the game has people playing in a turn based fighter game where dice rolls determine your fate."

Basically, you and your friends poke each other digitally.

The error occurs both in my physical calculator and in my simulated one. Once I get home from school I will take a look at those variables.

EDIT: Looked over code, I used E instead of P with the matrix. Yippee. Now to figure out why failed moves are still attacking.

EDIT 2: also solved that.

Expensive. For that price, I'd rather spend $14 more and get some Sennheiser Urbanite XL Wireless headphones.