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hey can you post the source code on here so i can manually put this in my calculator?
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I extracted the .8xp file and opened it with SourceCoder3. I cannot confirm that it works, and it is also over 200 lines, so typing it in by hand will take a while. Here is the code anyway:
"Square
{~4,0,~4,4,0,4->L1
"Straight
{~8,0,~4,0,4,0->L2
"Diag-UpLeft
{4,0,0,4,~4,4->L3
"Diag-UpRight
{0,4,~4,0,4,4->L4
"CenterUp
{~4,0,4,0,0,4->L5
0->Xmin:94->Xmax
0->Ymin:62->Ymax
PlotsOff
FnOff
AxesOff
ClrDraw
For(I,0,62
Pt-On(36,I,2
Pt-On(84,I,2
End
Line(35,47,0,47
Line(35,6,0,6
Text(0,3,"BC's Beta
Text(7,7,"Tetris
Text(31,1,"Next Piece
0->L
Line(8,22,27,22
Line(27,22,27,14
Line(27,14,8,14
Line(8,22,8,14
Line(29,32,3,32
Line(3,43,29,43
Line(29,32,29,43
Line(29,43,29,32
Line(3,32,3,43
Line(35,24,0,24
Text(49,10,"Lines
randInt(1,5->B
B->Y
0->W
0->I
Lbl 1
If I=52:Goto EN
Text(57,1,"Score:",W
W+10->W
1->P
B->Y
randInt(1,5->B
17->S
35->T
Text(41,10,L
Text(~1,21,5,"
If B=1:L1->L6
If B=2:L2->L6
If B=3:L3->L6
If B=4:L4->L6
If B=5:L5->L6
Pt-On(S,T,2
Pt-On(S+L6(1),T+L6(2),2
Pt-On(S+L6(3),T+L6(4),2
Pt-On(S+L6(5),T+L6(6),2
If Y=1:Then
L1->L6
80->Q
44->R
End
If Y=2:Then
L2->L6
76->Q
48->R
End
If Y=3:Then
L3->L6
76->Q
44->R
End
If Y=4:Then
L4->L6
44->R
76->Q
End
If Y=5:Then
L5->L6
44->R
76->Q
End
randInt(13,19->X
4X->X
For(I,52,4,~4
getKey->K
Pt-Off(X,I+4,2
Pt-Off(X+L6(1),I+L6(2)+4,2
Pt-Off(X+L6(3),I+L6(4)+4,2
Pt-Off(X+L6(5),I+L6(6)+4,2
X+4(K=26)(X<Q)-4(K=24)(X>R)->X
If K=25:Then
P+1->P
If P=5:1->P
If Y=2:Then
If P=3:1->P
If P=1:Then
{~8,0,~4,0,4,0->L6
76->Q
48->R
End
If P=2:Then
{0,4,0,8,0,12->L6
80->Q
40->R
End
End
If Y=3:Then
If P=3:1->P
If P=1:Then
{4,0,0,4,~4,4->L6
76->Q
44->R
End
If P=2:Then
{0,4,4,4,4,8->L6
76->Q
40->R
End
End
If Y=4:Then
If P=3:1->P
If P=1:Then
{0,4,~4,0,4,4->L6
76->Q
44->R
End
If P=2:Then
{0,4,~4,4,~4,8->L6
80->Q
44->R
End
End
If Y=5:Then
If P=1:Then
{~4,0,4,0,0,4->L6
44->R
76->Q
End
If P=3:Then
{0,4,4,4,~4,4->L6
76->Q
44->R
End
If P=2:Then
{0,4,0,8,4,4->L6
40->R
76->Q
End
If P=4:Then
{0,4,0,8,~4,4->L6
44->R
80->Q
End
End
End
Pt-On(X,I,2
Pt-On(X+L6(1),I+L6(2),2
Pt-On(X+L6(3),I+L6(4),2
Pt-On(X+L6(5),I+L6(6),2
If pxl-Test(62-I+4,X) or pxl-Test(62-(L6(2)+I)+4,L6(1)+X) or pxl-Test(62-(L6(4)+I)+4,L6(3)+X) or pxl-Test(62-(L6(6)+I)+4,L6(5)+X):Then
I-4->I
Goto 2
End
End
Lbl 2
Pt-On(X,I+4
Pt-On(X+L6(1),I+L6(2)+4
Pt-On(X+L6(3),I+L6(4)+4
Pt-On(X+L6(5),I+L6(6)+4
0->V
I+4->I
0->C
13->dim(L6
Fill(0,L6
For(J,36,84,4
If pxl-Test(62-I,J:Then
C+1->C
End
If pxl-Test(62-(I+4),J:Then
J->L6((J-32)/4)
End
End
If C!=13:Then
Goto 1
End
For(J,40,80,4
Pt-Off(J,I,2
Pt-Off(J,I
End
L+1->L
W+10->W
0->L6(1):0->L6(13)
For(P,1,13
If L6(P:Then
Pt-Off(L6(P),I+4
Pt-Off(L6(P),I+4,2
Pt-On(L6(P),I,2
Pt-On(L6(P),I
End
End
For(theta,I+4,52,4
For(Z,40,80,4
If pxl-Test(62-theta,Z:Then
Pt-Off(Z,theta,2
Pt-Off(Z,theta
Pt-On(Z,theta-4,2
Pt-On(Z,theta-4
End
End
End
Goto 1
Lbl EN
For(I,35,43
Line(23,I,80,I
End
For(theta,0,8
Text(~1,20,25+6theta,sub("GAME OVER",theta+1,1
For(Z,0,50:End
End
For(I,16,34
Line(23,I,80,I,0
End
Line(23,34,80,34
Line(23,34,23,16
Line(80,16,80,34
Line(23,16,80,16
Text(~1,30,25,"Score Was
StorePic 1
FnOff
{0,1->L1
{0,W->L2
FnOff
LinReg(ax+b) {Y1}
FnOff
Equ>String({Y1},Str1
FnOff
sub(Str1,1,length(Str1)-3->Str1
RecallPic 1
Text(~1,38,52-(length(Str1)*3),W
Repeat getKey:End
For(I,0,22
Vertical I
End
Line(22,16,22,43,0
For(I,23,80
Line(I,45,I,62
Line(I,15,I,0
Pt-Off(I,44
Pt-Off(I,15
End
Vertical 81
Line(81,16,81,43,0
For(I,82,94
Vertical I
End
Repeat getKey:End
For(I,22,82
Vertical I
End
prgmCH2
This line gets an invalid error for this line
LinReg(ax+b) {Y1}
Programs shouldn't have any indentation at all. I think he added those to make it easier for you to type it in on your calculator. If he didn't add those spaces then there is no way this code would work.
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The indentations help when programming code with a lot of For, While, Repeat, or If-Then blocks. When you enter the block, you add an indent, and when you put an end statement you remove an indent. It helps make sure there is the proper number of end statements, and is very useful when checking for memory leaks.
The ~s are negative signs.
𝔹𝕚𝕠_ℍ𝕒𝕫𝕒𝕣𝕕𝟙𝟚𝟠𝟚
So I spent half an hour typing it in, since I don't have a ti to usb cord either, and it works. Just a heads up for anyone else typing it in by hand, when it says "Theta" use the variable theta, don't spell it out. And like Boi_Hazard1282 said the "~" signs are negatives.
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