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tehqed 21 Oct 2010 18:27

Hi everyone. I've been reading content from this site for a while, and I decided to make an account. I can program in TI-BASIC, AS3 (for flash apps), and I'm learning Java currently.

I finally finished my first game that I want to be commercially available, and I want to put it on a site. But first I need someone to test it on a TI-83, because I've only tested it on a TI-84.

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patriotsfan 21 Oct 2010 19:31

You created a Wikidot account but it seems like you're not a member of this site. You have to go here to join.

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burr 21 Oct 2010 19:48

Welcome to TI-Basic Developer!

What kind of game did you make?

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tehqed 21 Oct 2010 23:14

It's a puzzle game. The player moves in a straight line until it hits a block; then it can move again after a direction is picked. It's not my first attempt at a game on the calculator, and several friends of mine compared it to Block Dude. I'll boast about it more after I'm 100% sure it's ready for the public.

But I need some help testing it. So far it's only been tested on TI-84 calculators, and I would be much obliged if someone could test it on a TI-83. And before that I need to learn how to actually submit a game to this site. I'm looking at the forum edit buttons and not really seeing anything that could do that.

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Timothy Foster 22 Oct 2010 00:19

Welcome to TI|BD! You can upload games here, in which the game would appear in our archives. By the way, that sounds like an interesting game.

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BlakPilar 22 Oct 2010 10:23

As long as you don't use commands that are TI-84 only, such as the time commands, your program should easily work on the TI-83.

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burr 22 Oct 2010 16:45

We have a compatibility page and portability page for that :D