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• 3 tower types, all own price and possibilities

• 5 countries: The Netherlands(i'm Dutch :D ) , Nigeria, USA, Saudi-Arabia, Russia.
  • All countries have their own advantage, some of the variables(depth, size, are average(using randnorm for example)) Moderate is close to average all numbers still to be chosen

• Stats menu is needed

• First in a country you perform search for oil, 1 search shows 20% of the land.

• Some countries need diplomatic things(read: money) to get convinced.

I hope someone can do something cool with this idea :)

I'm new on this site, and Dutch(so if i make any english grammar/word mistakes please tell me). I made the program all by myself, i don't know if anyone has made it already too.

Unfortunately, the site i had put some screenshots on has been removed, so i typed some screenshots. They are between { and }

The program askes you for the time you want to go to:
{
Time now:
13:30
Till what time?
Hours?
Minutes?
Seconds?
}

Say, we fill in 14 hours, 0 minutes and 0 seconds. We get this:
{
0 Hour
29 Min
22 Sec
1752 Tot sec

13:31:02
14:00:00

}

It shows the time left in hours/minutes/seconds, and it shows the total seconds left(including the hours and minutes)
It also shows the current time and the time you want to go to.

When you hit enter it switches to an analog clock, i can't draw it here. The analog clock displays the current time in hours, minutes and seconds.
When you hit enter again it switches back to digital, and so on.

Hitting any key but enter means ending the program and clearing everything(i mean ClrDraw, ClrHome, AxesOn etc)

The program contains some smart, and less smart solutions for problems i ran into when making it. I would like comments on 2 of those solutions, these:
Instead of:

 If L1(1)<10 Then Output(6,5,"0 Output(6,6,L1(1) Else Output(6,5,L1(1) End 

I used this (invented it myself, it might have been used by someone else already, I don't know)

 5+1(L1(1)<10) -> J Output(6,6,"0 Output(6,J,L1(1 

Ór this is a genius thing, ór it *beep*s
Please tell me.

Second is this:
I used this:

 Output(1,1," ") ( I put the " and the ) here to show it's 10 times space) 

to clear part of a line, does anybody know any better solution?

I would like comments i can do something with, give your opinion (and explain it, please). I like comments like ""very good program!!! *reason* "" too :)

Thanks for reading all this, please comment.

Greetz,

HJTP

http://greenfootgallery.org/scenarios/360
"gasp!"

but yes, i feel as though I am growing out of ti-basic
and it makes me sad :(
So i have resolved to finish at least one more game, and why not make it the sequel to the most popular game of my series?
Anyways, enough doddling, and lets get down too it…

Portal 2
Time Portal

The game starts as you wake up with no recollection of where you've been, or where you are (although you have just unknowingly 'defeated' GLaDOS in Portal 1). You are greeted by a regular (?) test advisor, who claims the main computer has just crashed, and it was supervising this test…

Anyway, you were testing the Time Portal Device (supposedly), it allows you to create a portal which transports you back in time.

You need to collaborate with previous versions of yourself in order to get through the next version of dasterdly test chambers, all the while learning about where you came from…

Now for the fun part. I have a 3d shape made up of lists of coordinates. I need to find a way to make those points appear on a 2d screen. It need viewing angles so that it can be rotated. Just use whatever you want, but be sure to tell me. For all intensive purposes, the lists will be as follows:

 X1 Y1 Z1 X2 Y2 Z2 

I'm right now writing a program that holds almost every constant in math & physics. I just have one problem:

After navigating through the menus let's say i choose "The Earth", here i have weight, radius and so on.. But as it is right now my program is automatically saving the earth's weight (5.9736E24) to i.e. the variable W. This sucks if you're using let's say the weight of the sun, moon and earth. (gives trouble remembering which is which of the variables)

Is there ANYWAY, please help me, to use the program like this:

After choosing The Earth's weight in the submenu, OUTPUT shows a text that says "Save weight to:", and when i press a letter from A-Z this is where the program saves my constant!

Please help me, tried everything. Right now it's working, but this will improve the program SO much.

(Sorry about my english) //Jonathan Eng-Stensson, Sweden

i know of lists some about matrices graphing pixels and nothing bout hex…

so could somone brainstorm for me on a cool game to help me get through math class..

plzz

how do you put files in a list like at this site, rather than in just a list on the bottom of the page?

is there any reason for this?

Is there a reason that adding RAM would make a computer explode? I've been wondering for a long time now because I simply don't see how giving the computer more free space would cause it to crash permanently.

Edit: I forgot to ask, how do you add a picture to a post? Because if I can, i could probably take an animated GIF. Except I can't seem to find a good emulator, how do you get one that works? The stupid ROM picture requirement annoys me.

Also, the "Bible Verse" section is inappropriate in multiple ways.

If you are up-to-speed with what Wikidot is up to, then you would know a couple of things:

1 — They are working hard on revamping the Wikidot home page (check out their progress)
2 — They are working hard on creating "pro-accounts"

It so happens that when both plans are finished (which is VERY soon), they will be launched simultaneously.

If you are particularly nosey, and check out what changes they are making to the Wikidot site, you may notice some things being prepared for the transition. You will notice on the revamped page that there is a pretty section for "Popular sites". They have temporarily thrown in the first few they could think of just to see how it renders.

If you go to the REAL VERSION which is awaiting for this magnificent transition, which site makes bronze?

*GASP!*

That means very soon the TI|BD will be flooded with curios visitors.

Do you think that it is time that this site had a drastic make-over? Or do you like it as it is?

In my honest opinion, I think the colour scheme looks a bit dull and boring. Sometimes it is hard to read information on such bland colours.

Most of you guys will have noticed that I have added the "Theme module" to the "Editing Pages" section of the 83 Portal. Just flick through the list to see what you like and what you don't. I think that maybe we can all work together to redesign the site — and hopefully before Christmas and the new year.

 :DelVar H : :Repeat H=45 : :Text(G6+1,(F-1)4+2,"θ" : :Repeat Ans :getKey→H :End : :If H=24 and F>1 or H=26 and F<23 :Then :H-25+F :If L1(G23+Ans)<4 //checks if the map piece isnt "solid" :Ans→K :End : :If H=25 :Then :If L1((G-1)23+F)<4 :G-(G>1)→L :End : :If H=34 :Then :If L1((G+1)23+F)<4 :G+(G<8)→L :End : :L1(G23+F) :If Ans :Then :sub(",F()Y-^.{}[]I/O:",Ans,1 //replaces the character over the map piece, :Else :" " //or overwrites it with spaces :End :Text(G6+1,(F-1)4+2,Ans : :K→F :L→G : :If H=31 :prgmMENU : :If H=21 :Then :L1(23G+F)→J //map piece :If J=2 :Then :prgmθLOADSCR //just clears and creates borders on screen :prgmMAPCHOOS //load an adjacent map :End :If J=3 :prgmFISHING //leveling fishing skill, anyone? :End : :End 

The code is for movement in a 23x9 character map on the graphscreen, char is theta, F and G for X and Y.
L1 is the map data, 207 numbers for the map space entry and 23 zeros so as not to cause a DIM error.

When opened from the game's main menu, the first arrow key pressed sends the character to an odd part of the screen, not close to an adjacent position, after this first glitchy move the program moves the character fine.
Coming from the main menu program:
F=12
G=5

H=getKey, of course

"I want you" to find the problem, seriously ive scoured it completely and cant find why it does this.

I've been creating a pokemon game for the calculator, but ive run into a problem. I can't seem to find out how i could create a character and make it so that character can move accross the graph screen. If you could tell me how I can do this I would really appreciate it.

I'd really like to use the hex code 3E01D30376FDCB09A6C, which turns the calculator off and waits for the [on] key to continue, but it doesn't work.
When I use it and press on, the calculator freezes and shows what was last on screen. I have to remove the batteries and the RAM is cleared…
Do you guys have the same problem and can anyone fix this problem?

To illustrate:

Y1=X normally looks like:

 Y1=X | / |/ ----------- /| / | 

but I only want to have it graph this much:

 Y1=X | |/ ----------- | | 

Is this possible?

Ex.
Y1 = 5sin(x)

The minimum Y value that the equation will reach is -5. The maximum Y value that the equation will reach is 5.

One period (wavelength) of 5sin(x) is 2pi, so…

Xmin=0
Xmax=2pi

The ratio of X:Y needed for the graphing window to be square is 4.7:3.1.

With that given information (Xmin, Xmax, minimum and maximum Y values of equation), how do you go about ensuring that the graphing window is square, and that you are able to see minimum and maximum Y values.

(Note: The fact that Xmin was 0 really messed me up, and I think what I'm asking might be impossible if it is 0. So, if you need to make Xmin=-2pi (so that two periods are shown) in order to solve this problem, go ahead.)

"H" is Health
"A" is your weapon, 6 different ones
"XP" is your experience (duh)
"L" is your combat level
"D" is your damage
"G" is gold

1. Okay, so how does one create a statistics screen, detailing your current level, HP, experience, gold and your weapon?
2. How would you tell the calculator that after a certain amount of experience points, that you level up? How would it keep count of your current experience?
3. The battle is turn-based, the user hits "ENTER" to attack. How would I tell the calculator that after the user has pressed enter, to display the damage, subtract it from both yours and the enemy's HP?
4. Each weapon has a random hit, for example, the "Stick" (Weapon 1) hits for 1-3 damage. So would I say:

:If A=1
:Then
:D=randInt(1,3)

Help would be appreciated. Thanks!

EDIT: right now this site is using up 375 MB of my 512 RAM leaving me with only 6.70 MB of free RAM, but when i first opened it, the site was only using 32 MB

EDIT: I am trying to make a version that will run faster on a ti-83+. if you have any ideas, pleas post them

try it and tell me if it works for you to.

It works great in almost every situation, except when I ask it to calculate 2/3 (or 4/6, 6/9, etc.). When I do that, the answer is returned as 2/2. Why does this happen, and is there any solution?

instead of
RecallPic G

That was annoying. Also, the readme is a necessary thing to read (men must override their instincts here) because of the constant exchange between keys that need to be pressed. And, I still am working on a version with 7x7 clip art images, so check for updates often.

Last but not least, this is going to be turned into the powerpoint section of a three part office suite that will also include word and primitive excel programs. This will be epic!!!!

I'm working on something new, and this new game utilizes two save slots.
From the main menu, you have both "NEW" and "LOAD" options. I want, when you select "NEW", to overwrite whatever data is previously stored in "SLOT 1". However, my issue is that I cannot figure out how to save all of the player's data, then be able to recall it when the player chooses "LOAD" then "SLOT 1".

How would one keep the two save slots separate? Would you create two lists, and when the user selects "SAVE" in the game menu, it stores all of their current variable values into whatever list their slot is?

I suppose I have the idea down, but, as always, the programming is the difficult part.

Help would be greatly appreciated, all.

 .nolist #include "ti83plus.inc" .list .org $9D93 .db t2ByteTok, tAsmCmp b_call(_RclAns) b_call(_ChkFindSym) jr c,NotFound scf ccf ld de,-7 ;mov to first char of name sbc hl,de ld a, (hl) ;ld the char into a add a, -40h ;dec the char ld (hl), a ;put it back ld hl,Msg2 b_call(_PutS) ret NotFound: ld hl,Msg b_call(_PutS) b_call(_NewLine) ret Msg: .db "Failure!",0 Msg2: .db "Success!",0 .end .end 

It compiles, but when I run it on a test prog (using the Flash debugger), it says "success", but the program is not hidden at all…

#1-How can I make multiple pixels fall at ounce, for example 1 will fall for the fiest level, then 5 pixels will fall for the second.

#2-I am wondering if there is a better way to code the paddle movement. I includedd the code below to move the paddle. Thanks, I kinda a Ti-Basic n00b.

 clrhome clrdraw 95→ A 80→ B 0→ Xmin:0→ Ymin 100→ Xmax 100→ Ymax Line(95,1,80,1) Delvar I While I≠45 getkey→I If I=24:Then Pt-Off(A,1) A-1→A:B-1→B Line(A,1,B,1) end If I=26:Then Pt-Off(B,1) A+1→A:B+1→B Line(A,1,B,1) end end 

Thanks for helping a n00b!
Zach

Ex.
D=2
Some code that turns the variable into a string…
Str1="2"

EDIT: I'm trying to make a version that will run faster on the ti-83, and if you have any ideas please share.