Mine Field / Discussion

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MINE FIELD.! RAGHgghG!!

divided 02 Jan 2009 11:10

Lol, dramatic eh?

has anyone got this to work?
does [B] mean sumthing other than it looks like cause thats the error i keep getting (syntax).

helppppp!!
divided =)

Re: MINE FIELD.! RAGHgghG!!

Timothy Foster 02 Jan 2009 13:57

The [B] is a matrix variable. It is NOT a bracket B bracket. To get the [B], go to the matrix menu by pressing 2nd x^-1, then press 2.

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dim

Muhammad Fazl 24 Oct 2014 17:29

what exactly is dim used for in this game?

Re: dim

The Cow 25 Oct 2014 23:13

Hi, dim is used for the size of a matrix (or list). In this case, it is setting the size of the matrix to 8 tall and 16 wide.

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Fire Emblem for TI 83/4+ Progress: Demo: 75% Total: 40% Postponed indefinitely

SuperHop 31 May 2022 15:38

If the mines are randomly generated, is there ANY way to know where they are? Otherwise, the game is completely luck.