Hi there.

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Hi there.

DonAllardo 21 Aug 2010 00:44

Hello everybody,

I just got to understand the ti-84+ a bit and i'm already trying to make a game for it, and that's how I came across this site. It really is usefull. I still have one week of vacation left so i'm trying to understand the TI-BASIC before it ends.

And about the game that i'm planning to make, here's an example of how it should be, made in ms-paint.

http://i38.tinypic.com/65yj2u.jpg

It's meant for two players on one calculator, it's probably going to be hard but I don't mind.

Re: Hi there.

burr 21 Aug 2010 01:58

Welcome to TI-Basic Developer!

That screenshot looks nice — I'm sure it will be a great game!

Re: Hi there.

BlakPilar 03 Sep 2010 23:39

Again, welcome!
I see that your game is basically a two-player version of Phoenix. I also see that you have mutliple particles. Programming something like this in TI-BASIC is virtually impossible, and if you manage to do it, your program will run very slow. I suggest using ASM (assembly) programming which is much more customizable and faster than TI-BASIC programs.
I do not mean to disappoint you, but programming something like this is going to be very hard in TI-BASIC. If you do somehow manage it, then i take back everything I said in this post.

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