I know there were past efforts at content preservation by Cemetech, but it was at a time when this website was still thriving so it never really made it through. Today is completely different, with chances to see Wikidot disappear at any moment, and I think that either the Cemetech wiki or the Awesome TI Docs would be a nice place for TI-BASIC documentation, as long as it's searchable. A standalone URL and website is also fine as long as it's maintained.

Some efforts to save TI-BD's content from the decay of Wikidot were started about a year ago, and some have bore fruit.

• The TI-Toolkit group (of which I am a co-owner) now maintains a machine- and human-friendly tokens wiki, with much of its content derived from TI-BD pages (with all due attribution included). There is also something of a mirror over at learn.cemetech.net, though I would like to talk with the Cemetech admins about making that subdomain a more "proper" resource.
• Speaking of Cemetech, as naga mentioned, it is surely the best place for you to head for calculator discussion and help requests, with an active forum and IRC/Discord chat. Its archives are a near superset of the TI-BD archives, as many authors tended to upload their programs in multiple places, Cemetech being a prominent one. Another great forum, particularly for the international crowd, is TI-Planet.
• As for the pages not strictly about specific commands, such as the Starter Kit, that may take more time. I can't say much, as there's been little motion since an attempt to export the pages using Wikidot's internal systems over a year ago. Its content would likely end up in a static GitHub site.

If I had the perms to plaster this message on the home page itself, I would. Do feel free to continue to use TI-BD as you had or intended to, or even prove us wrong, but if you need help or want to meet fellow enthusiasts in any timely manner, this is simply not the place anymore. Thank you all for stopping by and making for a great site. I'll be seeing your elsewhere I hope.

You could go back less than 10 years ago and see that the activity was a lot higher than it is now. It's been quite a while since then, and this website has grown. So have it's users. It's always amazing to have new members register and join the Wiki to ask questions, submit programs for the archives, post answers to problems. I have watched this community grow and get where it is today, and it's astounding of the achievements that it's made.

But unfortunately just like everything in life, not everything is made to last. As of the last few years, Wikidot has gone downhill for a while and it's not what it used to be. Take searching the wiki or uploading programs to the archive for example, there are notorious problems and have been there for years. Many people have messaged the team about it being fixed, to no avail. In addition to that, wikidot is growing insecure since it wants users to cough up money to use HTTPS protocols to use their website, when majority of places nowadays use that for free.

While it isn't necessarily wrong to continue using this website as a place for asking questions for problems, I would recommend visiting Cemetech. It has an active community and is maintained more than Ti-Basic Developer and you would definitely see a decrease in time to get responses to your comments and posts then you would here.

Don't let this discourage you from posting here, but I've noticed some of you have posted questions awaiting answers and unfortunately I don't think those questions will ever be answered. I'm not saying I'm going to go around to every question out there and answer them right now, but I'm just saying that you would probably have a better experience with Cemetech. Everybody is absolutely amazing over there, and it's a definitely fun community to dip your toes in and collaborate with other members there and see what it has to offer.

I also want to point out that this website isn't going down anytime soon as far as I know, but what I do know is that Wikidot is slowly moving to another platform, I'm not sure when and I also don't know how it will affect this wiki here. I'm not going anywhere as there is no reason to, but I just wanted to post this because I believe it would provide a better alternative for new users to communicate and reach out to the calculator dev community regarding your questions and programs.

Well I'm kind of late to the party to say this and have the courage to admit this, but I'm the same person as TI-Basic Dude, GatoradeDC, BioHazard1282, and other relative usernames that relate to those I've mentioned. It's been quite a few years since that drama has happened, I've grown as a person since then and I take full responsibility of my actions that I have done long ago and I sincerely apologize to the community here for what I've done, I apologize for evading bans and creating alternative accounts to communicate on this platform when I wasn't wanted here. I recognize my actions and I understand that they have been extremely disruptive and upsetting for certain users. During that time I haven't obtained full maturity during those years as I was an early-mid middle school/junior high. I promise nothing like that will happen again, I'm not sure if any of you are active just see this message, but I just want to put this out there I'm sorry for what I did and I hope that there aren't any hard feelings. All of you have tolerated me for a long time and I still regret pushing you to your limits with my behavior. Thank you for your time and your volunteering to keep this community healthy and active, you all have put in countless hours of work to maintain TI-Basic Developer to what it is today, and for that I am greatful as I wouldn't be here today if it weren't for you.

As for them administrators of this website, I have done my best to go over the rules to make sure that this post doesn't break any of them. If any of you have questions, feel free to message me here or send me a private message.

Trenly used to be active quite a lot while I was younger, but nowadays they have stopped interacting with this website. If you want a more active community, Cemetech.net is probably your best shot honestly. It has a larger community and has been more active

I'm fairly new to this website, so I'm not sure if I am allowed to post on old threads. I thought it is okay for this since it is on archives, though.
I was looking through this code, and it looks like you used Lbls and Gotos to change the color of the paddle with a menu command. To make this much simpler and more efficient, something I have done in the past is to save colors to a string and call a character from the string. Here is an example of it's use in making fireworks:

If A≠10101:Disp "PRGM IS LOCKED:Wait 4:Stop:End ClrHome ClrTable Lbl 5 DispGraph Output(3,8,"HIGH SCORE:" Line(80,60,­105,60,1,YELLOW) Line(­105,110,80,110,5,YELLOW) Line(80,60,80,110,2,YELLOW) Line(­105,60,­105,110,2,YELLOW) length(toString(⌊HIGH) Output(6,8,⌊HIGH(1 Output(6,7+Ans,"SECONDS!") randInt(1,5) If Ans=1:TextColor(BLUE If Ans=2:TextColor(RED If Ans=3:TextColor(MAGENTA If Ans=4:TextColor(GREEN If Ans=5:TextColor(ORANGE Text(145,15,"PRESS ENTER TO RETURN TO THE MENU" Text(randInt(1,150),randInt(1,250),"* Text(randInt(1,150),randInt(1,250),"* TextColor(BLUE Text(randInt(1,150),randInt(1,250),"* TextColor(RED Text(randInt(1,150),randInt(1,250),"* TextColor(MAGENTA Text(randInt(1,150),randInt(1,250),"* TextColor(GREEN Text(randInt(1,150),randInt(1,250),"* TextColor(ORANGE Text(randInt(1,150),randInt(1,250),"* ClrTable getKey→K If K≠105:Goto 5 10101→A prgmCHASE

0→E:0→F Menu("GridHunt, made by Rishi C","Start",1,"How to Play",2,"View Highscores",3,"Exit",Z Lbl 2 ClrHome Output(1,1,"Buried treasure has been hidden somewhere in the 150x150 unit grid. Send drones to coordinates to uncover it. They are equipped with magnets that tell you the general distance they are from the treasure using hot, warm, cold, and ice. ->") 0→K:Repeat K≠0:getKey→K:End ClrHome Output(1,1,"Click the data button to see previous locations and the possible locations highlighted. Scroll through the guesses with 1 and 2. Press clear to return, and choose (-1,-1) to exit. Have fun!") 0→K:Repeat K≠0:getKey→K:End Menu("How will you continue?","Play",1,"Tell me again",2,"Exit",Z) Lbl 1 randInt(1,150)→A randInt(1,150)→B AxesOff GridDot 263→Xmax ­1→Xmin 163→Ymax ­1→Ymin {2,50}→dim([G]) Fill(0,[G]) For(T,1,50,1) Lbl A ClrDraw Vertical 152,BLACK For(C,151,163,2) Horizontal C,NAVY End TextColor(RED) Text(0,28,"View Guesses") For(C,153,263,2) Vertical C,WHITE End Text(140,200,"Try #"+toString(T) Text(150,13,"" Input If Y<1 and X<1:Goto Z If Y<1 or X>150 or X<1 or (Y>150 and T<2) Then ClrHome Disp "Choose a valid point","Points must have positive","coordinates less than 151","Choose a point with y>150","and >0 tries","to view past guesses" Wait 5 Goto A End If Y>150 and X<151 and T>1 Then 1→G Repeat K=45 ClrDraw Vertical 152,BLACK For(C,151,163,2) Horizontal C,NAVY End TextColor(RED) Text(0,26,"Clear to Exit") For(C,153,263,2) Vertical C,WHITE End Text(140,160,"Viewing try #"+toString(G) [G](1,G)→M [G](2,G)→N √(abs(M-A)^2+abs(N-B)^2)→D If D≤10 Then Text(5,200,"HOT!" 2→S For(R,0,10,S) For(θ,0,2π,0.05) getKey→K X+(R)*cos(θ)→E Y+(R)*sin(θ)→F If K=0:getKey→K If E≥0 and E≤150 and F≥0 and F≤150:Pt-On(E,F,RED) If K=0:getKey→K:If K=26:Then:9→R:0→θ:End:If K=45:Goto A End End End If D>10 and D≤20 Then Text(5,200,"Warm" 2.5→S For(R,10,20,S) For(θ,0,2π,0.1) getKey→K X+(R)*cos(θ)→E Y+(R)*sin(θ)→F If K=0:getKey→K If E≥0 and E≤150 and F≥0 and F≤150:Pt-On(E,F,ORANGE) If K=0:getKey→K:If K=26:Then:19→R:0→θ:End:If K=45:Goto A End End End If D>20 and D≤50 Then Text(5,200,"Cold" 2→S For(R,20,50,S) For(θ,0,2π,0.1) getKey→K X+(R)*cos(θ)→E Y+(R)*sin(θ)→F If K=0:getKey→K If E≥0 and E≤150 and F≥0 and F≤150:Pt-On(E,F,BLUE) If K=0:getKey→K:If K=26:Then:49→R:0→θ:End:If K=45:Goto A End End End If D>50 Then Text(5,200,"Ice..." 6→S For(R,50,211,S) For(θ,0,2π,0.1) getKey→K X+(R)*cos(θ)→E Y+(R)*sin(θ)→F If K=0:getKey→K If E≥0 and E≤150 and F≥0 and F≤150:Pt-On(E,F,LTBLUE) If K=0:getKey→K:If K=26:Then:210→R:0→θ:End:If K=45:Goto A End End End Repeat K=92 or K=93 or K=45:getKey→K:End If K=92 and G>1:G-1→G If K=93 and G<T-1:G+1→G End End If E≠0:Then:0→E:0→F:Goto A:End X→[G](1,T) Y→[G](2,T) 0→K Pt-On(X,Y,2,GREEN) √(abs(X-A)^2+abs(Y-B)^2)→D If D≤10 Then Text(5,200,"HOT!" 2→S For(R,0,10,S) For(θ,0,2π,0.05) getKey→K X+(R)*cos(θ)→E Y+(R)*sin(θ)→F If K=0:getKey→K If E≥0 and E≤150 and F≥0 and F≤150:Pt-On(E,F,RED) If K=0:getKey→K:If K=26:9→R End End End If D>10 and D≤20 Then Text(5,200,"Warm" 3→S For(R,10,20,S) For(θ,0,2π,0.1) getKey→K X+(R)*cos(θ)→E Y+(R)*sin(θ)→F If K=0:getKey→K If E≥0 and E≤150 and F≥0 and F≤150:Pt-On(E,F,ORANGE) If K=0:getKey→K:If K=26:19→R End End End If D>20 and D≤50 Then Text(5,200,"Cold" 2→S For(R,20,50,S) For(θ,0,2π,0.1) getKey→K X+(R)*cos(θ)→E Y+(R)*sin(θ)→F If K=0:getKey→K If E≥0 and E≤150 and F≥0 and F≤150:Pt-On(E,F,BLUE) If K=0:getKey→K:If K=26:49→R End End End If D>50 Then Text(5,200,"Ice..." 6→S For(R,50,211,S) For(θ,0,2π,0.1) getKey→K X+(R)*cos(θ)→E Y+(R)*sin(θ)→F If K=0:getKey→K If E≥0 and E≤150 and F≥0 and F≤150:Pt-On(E,F,LTBLUE) If K=0:getKey→K:If K=26:210→R End End End 0→K:Repeat K≠0:getKey→K:End If K=45:Goto Z End Lbl Z ClrDraw Disp "Bye!

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: Input "function",g
:Define g(x)=g
(creates a partition of the interval of interest and stores it as list1)
:Define g(list1)=list2

So, the above doesn't work and I think it's the function's problem rather than the list's problem. I'm looking for the output in the list editor and list1 is fine but list2 has a "data type" error.
I tried using FUNC, ENDFUNC but it won't accept the numerical variable, it needs explicit direction. I don't want to apply a function that lives within the program… I want to apply the user's own function.

Thanks for any thoughts whatsoever!

The goal: To be able to take a variable, and then return a 1 (true) or 0 (false) based on if the variable type is the type we're checking for.

Strings (Unsolved)

Strings are the main reason this problem came up at all for me, and the reason I'm making this post. I've had a couple ideas for this, but so far they all lead to errors! My first thought was to try toString(Ans)=Ans, however this returns ERROR: DATA TYPE. I've tried some other ideas, such as checking for Length(, but without the Try command, we can't handle any of these solutions properly in TI-83 Basic.

Lists (Untested)

Matrices (Untested)

Numbers (Untested)

(Here's to hoping I'm able to edit this post, because I want to just post this now during a break)

update : i fixed it , i had a 1 where an I should've been . ha !

It's not code

G-V→G

V is the velocity of the gravity, and G is the gravity. And only do Y+G→Y
Y is the vertical position of the ball or object.

AsmPrgm

in the program?
Also: I dont have the

Asm(

in my Catalog. I already know how to and have jailbreaked it, and what do I do? Can I somehow "compile" it as an actual ASM program so I can run it from a shell, e.x. Cesium? When I run it, it just says "Error: Syntax".

Here is the full code if you need that too.

ClrHome
Disp ""
Disp " READY, SET,"
Disp " 3"
Disp " 2"
Disp " 1"
Disp ""
For(X,1,500):End
Disp " GO!"
Disp "":Disp "":Disp ""
0→D:0→C:13→X:8→W
int((28-W-1)/2)→R
{R,R,R,R}→L₁
0→S:8→M:0→N
While D=0
Output(10,R,"]")
Output(10,R+W,"[")
Disp "":Output(2,1,C)
Output(6,X,"=V=")
Output(5,X,"O+O")
Output(4,X," 0 ")
Output(3,X,"O^O")
Output(2,X," ")
If X≥L₁(1) and X≤L₁(1)+W-2:Then
N+1→N:If N=M:Then
If R=9:Then
randInt(­1,1)→S
Else
round((R-9)/W,0)*randInt(­1,0)→S
End
0→N
End
R+S→R
seq(L₁(I),I,2,4)→L₁
R→L₁(4)
C+1→C
getKey→K
If K=24:Then
Output(3,X+2," ")
Output(4,X+2," ")
Output(5,X+2," ")
Output(6,X+2," ")
X-1+(X=1)→X:Else:If K=26
Then
Output(3,X," ")
Output(4,X," ")
Output(5,X," ")
Output(6,X," ")
X+1-(X=24)→X:End:End
Else:1→D:End
End

AsmPrgm
2114
8A3E
08AE
77
C9

When done the program, write on the homescreen- Asm(prgm{What you called it})

Then press [Alpha] 2 times.

The code I used

{1^R, 2^R, 3^R,...}→L1

the code looks like

For(Z,1,20,1) {Z^R}->L1(dim(L1)+1) End

how do I make it add to the list instead of replace the value? I've triedultiple ways but none have worked on my TI 84+ SE

:7->X:16->A:10->Z:ClrHome
:Output(8,1,”================ //16 Equals
:Repeat K=45 or X=7 and A=2 or X=6 and A=2 and Z=2 or X=5 and A=2 and Z=3 or X=6 and A=2 and Z=3
:If Z=10 // doesn’t need to be 10, just any # that isn’t 1, 2, or 3. If you change it, change all the 10s
:randInt(1,3)->Z
:Z->B
:End
:getKey->K
:A-1->A
:If A=1
:randInt(16,20)->A
:10->Z
:End
:Output(7,1,” // 16 spaces (the spaces don’t show)
:Output(6,1,” // 16 spaces
:Output(5,1,” // 16 spaces
:If A≤16 and Z≠10
:Output(Z,A,”v
:If Z≠1 and Z≠10
:Repeat B=1
:B-1->B
:Output(B,A,”v
:End
:End
:End
:If X≠7
:Output(X+1,2,” // One space
:Output(X-1,2,” // One space
:Output(X,2,”0
:max(4,min(7,X+1-4(K=25->X
:Wait .05
:End
:End

(I have a TI-83+, hopefully it's compatible)

You could also use lines on the graph screen or utilize the left most pixels on the left bracket and draw them to the right and then add some spaces after that to simulate a cursor character.

To get θ on your calculator, just hit alpha, then hit 3. You'll see the θ symbol printed just above the 3 key.