Yeah, it would probably be easier to port to android than to the Nspire. I have no android devices to test with, though.

What else would it be in? I'm gonna port it to the Nspire when I am done

I'm working on rain:



There will be 3 factors related to rain. Frequency, weight, and chance.

Frequency is the minimum amount of time between rainstorms.
Weight is how heavy the rain is. This is shown by the color of the rain.
Chance is, of course, the chance that a rainstorm will occur.

These are all varied by the type of environment.

Quote from: Cumred_Snektron on July 24, 2015, 11:50:26 AM
Looks cool! Weren't you making a 8x6 version too?

I decided to go with 4x3 instead

Try Linux. You shall be enlightened!

Or you might completely hate it because you hate the concept of having to install stuff from the command line. Like, what? What is this nonsense?

_{seriously though, I suggest you try out linux with Linux Mint, Fedora, or Antergos (in order from most user friendly to least user friendly. Antergos is basically Arch Linux without the install process). Some people will recommend you try first with Arch Linux, but don't, unless you are fully aware that it will be hard and you're willing to take the challenge, even as a newbie.}

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Quote from: alexgt on July 22, 2015, 05:13:32 PM
Ooo... I should convince my dad that he should get it and see if it bricks his computer

We are evil hamsters who plot against the parents IF it brick the comps, Microsoft is going to have to pay a ton to get everyone a new comp

It wont brick them. Unless you majorly mess up the BIOS, all you will need to do is reinstall the OS.

Even if you do muck up the BIOS, a few motherboards have backup BIOS that they will restore from. Some other motherboards have the BIOS stored on a removable EEPROM that you can write a new BIOS to.

Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on July 08, 2015, 03:13:53 AM
Scaling would be nice so that we can play full screen on larger resolutions. Can Lua change the screen resolution, by the way?

I've had scaling built in to Flowers from the start. Demo of both scaling and the new cursor in the DNA editor:

Quote from: Juju on July 19, 2015, 05:13:29 AM

Quote from: Strontium on July 19, 2015, 03:43:52 AM

Quote from: Unicorn on July 19, 2015, 02:24:04 AM
Good idea! But be reminded, this wasn't on calc.

It would be great if there were ARM powered calculators that ran a *nix OS (probably BSD. That seems like a good fit for a calculator!) so you could use any language you wanted without having to do much work porting, as well as use many programs targeted at desktop devices.
_{now I know what I should do with a future computer science degree}

* Juju points to Nspire Linux >.>

Thats not officially supported though, and it looks like a pain in the ass to use.

Quote from: Unicorn on July 19, 2015, 03:46:40 AM
You could sell designs to TI or HP or Casio

I don't think any of them will listen. Especially TI.

Quote from: Unicorn on July 19, 2015, 02:24:04 AM
Good idea! But be reminded, this wasn't on calc.

It would be great if there were ARM powered calculators that ran a *nix OS (probably BSD. That seems like a good fit for a calculator!) so you could use any language you wanted without having to do much work porting, as well as use many programs targeted at desktop devices.
_{now I know what I should do with a future computer science degree}

Spoiler

Quote from: Unicorn on July 18, 2015, 05:33:48 PM
--snip--
Also, a guessing game
If you have ruby installed, run the attached file.
Else, install it

Code Select Expand

guess = 10000
puts 'Guess a number from 0 to 50!'
number = rand(50)
while guess > 0
  guess = gets.to_i
  if guess == number
    puts 'Great job! You guessed the number!'
    abort
  elsif guess > number
    puts 'That is not the right number.'
    puts 'Try again, with a LOWER number'
  elsif guess < number
    puts 'That is not the right number.'
    puts 'Try again, with a HIGHER number'
  end
end

fixed yo indentation

Quote from: Unicorn on July 19, 2015, 12:26:24 AM
Yeah, I like how much it is like a basic language. Another good thing, is that there are a few ruby dev environments in the cloud, like cloud9

Lots of languages have online environments. Even Haskell <3

Quote from: Unicorn on July 13, 2015, 03:06:05 PM
I _leetam_leet now_leet 1337!

Spoiler

Everyone bow down before me and my overpowered 1337'ness!! 

Oh man, I am totally jealous right now!

but they are so cute ):

I love spiders. I really want a pet tarantula as well. One of my teachers even offered me his. Sadly my mom wont let me have one ):

Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on July 05, 2015, 03:37:17 AM
Such as CallOfDuty(), GTA5(), StarcraftII() and Crysis(), which are basically each of those games into 1 byte token of interpreted code?

GOLFSCRIPT 1.1 CHANGELOG:
Added CallOfDuty()
Added GTA5()
Added StarcraftII()
Added Crysis()

COMING SOON IN VERSION 1000:
Flowers()

Quote from: Unicorn on June 29, 2015, 10:18:56 PM
Yay! Will it be compatible with Windows 8/7?

I'm writing it in Lua with no libraries other than LOVE, so it should work on any platform.