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LukeBanke 31 Oct 2008 03:09

Hello everybody! I've been looking at this site for a while now, and just decided to join because I'm having problems with a lot of the TI-83 games. I wont go over all of them now, but the main one I want to get working is the avalanche game.
Ok, so I try to play the game and it works at the beginning, listing slow normal or fast. But when I press any of the speeds i get ERR:DOMAIN. When I then press Goto it goes all the way down to the line [:Output(Ans,L1(I),"V] then it flashes at the place right after the V. I saw an old post about this and tried all the things it said and everything else I knew about but nothing works. Please help!
Thanks,
Luke
P.S. I have a TI-83 plus if that helps at all.

Re: Hello!

darkstone knight 31 Oct 2008 14:45

domain error?

that means L1(i) is not vailid, out of bounds

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jnesselr 31 Oct 2008 21:54

Okay, run the program again, if you get the same error, then choose quit.
Press 2nd, Ans, and press enter.
If the number is less than one or greater than eight, then the ans is your problem.
If not, put L1(I) on the screen and press enter. If the number is less than one or greater than 16, then that's your problem.

Either way, please post your code.

Helpful Hint:
If you want to do some sort of code, use the [[code]] and [[/code]] tags. Like this:

[[code]]
output(Ans,L1(I),"V
[[/code]]

Produces:

output(Ans,L1(I),"V

P.S. Welcome to TI|BD (TI Basic Developer)

Last edited on 31 Oct 2008 22:27 by jnesselr Show more

Re: Hello!

LukeBanke 31 Oct 2008 22:46

Thanks for the quick reply! Ok i did all the things that you suggested, and the first part, the Ans, equaled 3, so i guess thats not the problem. But on the second part I got 29, which means the problem is the L1(I). But what should i change to fix that?
Thanks a lot!

P.S. What codes do you want me to post?

Re: Hello!

jnesselr 31 Oct 2008 22:50

The entire program code please.

If we see your program, we may be able to fix the part where L1(I) became 29.

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Weregoose 31 Oct 2008 23:24

graphmastur, that code is available here.

LukeBanke, the problem might be that you typed "L1" instead of using the token under [2nd] [1]. Try that and see if it works, because I'm not getting an error from that program otherwise.

Last edited on 31 Oct 2008 23:31 by Weregoose Show more

Re: Hello!

Timothy Foster 31 Oct 2008 23:36

Good point. With L1(I) as opposed to L₁(I), you end up multiplying the values of L and I. The second one will summon the element of a List instead. Try reading about lists, and perhaps you might understand exactly what is happening.

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~ Timothy

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Re: Hello!

LukeBanke 01 Nov 2008 01:12

Yeah I first tried the L₁ and it didnt work so i changed it to the normal L1, which also didnt work. So now I'm back to the L₁ . but still nothing changed.

:ClrHome
:Disp "SPEED
:Disp "1) SLOW
:Disp "2) NORMAL
:Disp "3) FAST
:DelVar Z8→X
:Repeat 2>abs(Ans-2
:getKey-91→S
:End
:ClrHome
:Disp "SCORE:
:Repeat K=45 or max(X=L1
:Output(8,1,"    // 16 spaces
:2→F
:seq(3I-int(3rand),I,1,5→L1
:Repeat K=45 or F=8
:getKey→K
:X-(Ans=24 and X>2)+(Ans=26 and X<15→X
:Output(8,Ans-1," O // 1 space
:Output(F,1,"    // 16 spaces
:F+1→F
:For(I,1,5
:Output(Ans,L1(I),"V     
:End
:Z+S→Z
:Output(1,7,Ans
:rand(4-S
:End
:End
:DelVar L1ClrHome
:Disp "YOUR SCORE:
:Pause Z
:ClrHome:"

this is all of the code I used. The highlighted part is the line that is giving me trouble. Ill go over it again to make sure I didnt miss anything, but I'm pretty sure I didnt.
luke

Re: Hello!

jnesselr 01 Nov 2008 13:24

Why the:

-int(3rand)

I don't know why you did that but that's probably your problem.

Re: Hello!

LukeBanke 01 Nov 2008 17:27

HAHAHA Yes!! Thanks Graphmaster! While the -int(3rand) wasn't the problem, i found what it was. Right before that little section I accidentally put 31-int instead of 3I-int. I changed it to what it was supposed to be and now it works perfectly. Thank you everybody for your time and all the help!

Re: Hello!

jnesselr 01 Nov 2008 19:19

glad we could help…er…sort of….

P.S. Welcome to TI|BD
P.P.S. I think I already welcomed you didn't I?