in discussion Forum 101 / Wiki Page Discussions » Token Finder+ / Buscador de fichas+
There is a tutorial in the Read Me text document for sending files and using the program.
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in discussion Forum 101 / Wiki Page Discussions » Token Finder+ / Buscador de fichas+
in discussion Forum 101 / Wiki Page Discussions » Token Finder+ / Buscador de fichas+
hi how do you use this im new to my ti 83 plus se i need this program how do you send it!!!!!!
in discussion Programming & Design / TI-83/84 Programming » Accessing System RAM
So, I'm reading a TI-84 Plus Guide, because there are still lots of subjects and topics I still need to review and learn, and at this one part that there it explained that there is 128KB of RAM on the calculator. It also said you can only access that RAM with an Assembly program. Where can I find this program??
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in discussion General Discussion / Tech Support » List programming speed
For which calculators? The speeds vary depending on the model, OS, and RAM/ROM availability. There is a speed difference between the TI-83/84/+/SE/CSE/CE/T/Premium CE
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in discussion General Discussion / Tech Support » List programming speed
wicked, ill have to do a more in-depth look
in discussion Programming & Design / TI-83/84 Programming » 3D cube
You can also get rid of the *
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I haven't been programming for a while, then I learned a little python. But I still find TI-basic useful for testing a programming technique. So when I tested a simple 3d camera-based viewer, after having done the math for it, I programmed a calc program to try it out. I thought I would share it with you guys too, and see if it can be made faster.
Also, I changed line:
([J]*[A])-[D]->[B]
to
[J]*([A]-[D])->[B]
which makes it do rotations better.
I think that one reason for its slowness is that it does a lot of matrix calcs, and draws 12 lines. Maybe statplot could be used to speed things up.
in discussion Forum 101 / Wiki Page Discussions » Right angle triangle solver Ultimate Edition
ClrHome
Disp "1)KILOMETERS","2)METERS","3)MILES","4)YARDS","5)FEET","6)INCHES"
Input "Choice: ",C
Input "Amount ",X
(C=1)X+(C=2)X/1000+(C=3)1.609344X+(C=4)X/1093.613+(C=5)X/3280.84+(C=6)X/39370.079→A
(C=1)1000X+(C=2)X+(C=3)1609.344X+(C=4)X/1.094+(C=5)X/3.281+(C=6)X/39.37→B
(C=1)X0.621371+(C=2)X/1609.344+(C=3)X+(C=4)X/1760+(C=5)X/5280+(C=6)X/63360→D
(C=1)X1093.613+(C=2)1.09361X+(C=3)1760X+(C=4)X+(C=5)X/3+(C=6)X/36→E
(C=1)X3280.84+(C=2)3.281X+(C=3)5280X+(C=4)3X+(C=5)X+(C=6)X/12→F
(C=1)39370.079X+(C=2)39.37X+(C=3)63360X+(C=4)36X+(C=5)12X+(C=6)X→G
ClrHome
Disp "1)Km","2)M","3)Mi","4)Yds","5)Ft","6)In"
Output(1,7,A
Output(2,7,B
Output(3,7,D
Output(4,7,E
Output(5,7,F
Output(6,7,G
Stop
in discussion Programming & Design / TI-83/84 Programming » 3D cube
Interesting. It's been a whiiiiiiiiile since TI-GBR's last post in any forum. Glad to see he's back! :) Hey
TI-GBR, what brings you back to TI|BD from all this time?
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*Gasps* THE TI-GBR is alive!
I saw mention of some help information but I'm unable to find it. Can I run individual programs from the home screen? I have error messages when I try.
in discussion Programming & Design / TI-83/84 Programming » 3D cube
Well for starters you can get rid of the extra brackets and parenthesis at the end of some lines of code.
[[9]]→[A]
Can be:
[[9→[A]
-----------------
Ans(2)
Can be:
Ans(2
Doesn't really help with speed, but saves bytes.
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Hi, I made a program which draws a 3d cube and then you can move around in space to see it from different angles. It uses camera perspective, and uses matrices to track points, rotations, and translations. If anyone wants to, feel free to try to optimize it for speed. Tested on my original TI-83 (not plus).
prgmA3D
Input "ROTATION ANGLE:",theta
prgmthetaSSETUP
prgmthetaPOINTS
Repeat K=16
ClrDraw
"DRAW SCREEN"
[C]->[D]
dim([A])
Ans(2)
For(A,1,Ans-1)
augment([D],[C]->[D]
End
[J]*([A]-[D])->[B]
dim([B])
Ans(2)
{1,4}->L1
prgmthetaDRWPT
{1,2}->L1
prgmthetaDRWPT
{2,3}->L1
prgmthetaDRWPT
{3,4}->L1
prgmthetaDRWPT
{1,5}->L1
prgmthetaDRWPT
{2,6}->L1
prgmthetaDRWPT
{4,8}->L1
prgmthetaDRWPT
{3,7}->L1
prgmthetaDRWPT
{5,6}->L1
prgmthetaDRWPT
{6,7}->L1
prgmthetaDRWPT
{7,8}->L1
prgmthetaDRWPT
{8,5}->L1
prgmthetaDRWPT
Repeat K
getKey->K
End
If K=21
.5+[C](3,1)->[C](3,1)
If K=31
~.5+[C](3,1)->[C](3,1)
If K=82
.5+[C](1,1)->[C](1,1)
If K=84
~.5+[C](1,1)->[C](1,1)
If K=73
~.5+[C](2,1)->[C](2,1)
If K=93
.5+[C](2,1)->[C](2,1)
If K=26
[J]*[[1,0,0][0,cos(theta),~sin(theta)][0,sin(theta),cos(theta)]]->[J]
If K=24
[J]*[[1,0,0][0,cos(~theta),~sin(~theta)][0,sin(~theta),cos(~theta)]]->[J]
If K=25
[J]*[[cos(theta),0,~sin(theta)][0,1,0][sin(theta),0,cos(theta)]]->[J]
If K=34
[J]*[[cos(~theta),0,~sin(~theta)][0,1,0][sin(~theta),0,cos(~theta)]]->[J]
If K=22
[J]*[[cos(theta),~sin(theta),0][sin(theta),cos(theta),0][0,0,1]]->[J]
If K=23
[J]*[[cos(~theta),~sin(~theta),0][sin(~theta),cos(~theta),0][0,0,1]]->[J]
End
Subprograms
prgmthetaDRWPT
Line(([B](1,L1(1)))S/([B](3,L1(1))),([B](2,L1(1)))S/([B](3,L1(1))),([B](1,L1(2)))S/([B](3,L1(2))),([B](2,L1(2)))S/([B](3,L1(2)))
prgmthetaPOINTS
"POINTS
[[1,~1,~1,1,1,~1,~1,1,0][~1,~1,1,1,~1,~1,1,1,0][4,4,4,4,6,6,6,6,0]]->[A]
"CAM ROTATION
[[1,0,0][0,1,0][0,0,1]]->[J]
"CAM TRANS
[[0][0][0]]->[C]
"SCREEN DIST
3->S
prgmthetaSSETUP
ClrDraw
CoordOff
RectGC
GridOff
AxesOff
LabelOff
ExprOff
ZSquare
For the input rotation angle, use a small angle such as 11.25. Also make sure you are in degree mode.
You can put the program into Chemetech's sourcecoder 3 and download it to try it out.
Info:
the camera starts out pointing straight up along the z axis, at the cube which floats above it.
moves:
2nd +z
alpha -z
8 +y
2 -y
4 -x
6 +x
mode - rot z
del +rot z
up +rot y
down -rot y
left -rot x
right +rot x
in discussion Programming & Design / TI-83/84 Programming » Nibbles Adjustment
Hello everyone! So, I am pretty much done with programming Snake Arcade. I'm about to release it soon on here, ticalc.org, cemetech.net, and possibly omnimaga. So, I programmed Nibbles (by Edward H) as the last mode, and I am trying to adjust the program where ending the game by defauly from collision detections inside the program, instead I want it to end outside of the program (the very bottom of the code) with no memory leaks. I have tried to do this, but it cuts down speed by about 25%. Since I can't really type it in by hand, I'll just explain what I coded. So the main loop of the program Repeat 0, I changed that to Repeat D with 0→D in the line before that. And the conditions that check to see if the snake either crashed into the wall or itself:
(First Check)
If pxl-Test(B,Ans-H)
Then
Text(27,34,"SCORE: ",θ
Return
End
(2nd Check)
If pxl-Test(Ans-V,A:Then
Text(27,34,"SCORE: ",θ
Return
End
The check to see if the user won:
If θ=95:Then
Text(27,34,"WIN.
Return
End
From what I observed in the code, there are 9 If checks inside the program. I do know that having Labels inside Loops don't cause memory leaks, So, I put the Goto's after the If H:Then and the If pxl-Test(B,A:Then checks, and the quit label right before the last 3rd End at the end of the program. By doing all of this, it cut down speed a bit. Is there an alternative solution to this to make it faster with no memory leaks?
At the beginning of the code, I put an extra variable D and with the If checks to end the game, I set the variable D to 1 in the checks and at the end of the 2 main loops and If D is 1, it goes to the ending loop.
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in discussion General Discussion / Tech Support » Group Recovery
I couldn't find the program GatoradeDC. It said it was removed by the administrators. Anyways, your 2-group back-up method works nicely! I have a total of 3 groups, 2 of them I do the back-and-forth stuff with, and the 3rd one to have a copy if both fail. Thanks for the help everyone for providing the info I need. :)
Program Release Information: (This will possibly be the Read Me) The Celtic III game Snake Arcade will be released for the TI-84 Plus Family around July 4th, 2019. This game is like no other; because of the 4 built-in game modes, which are:
- Normal snake: A simple snake game on the home screen where you have to eat the *'s and the snake grows longer and longer. You may go past the wall boundries, the only way you die is by pressing CLEAR or running into yourself. Original author:
burr, edited by
Weregoose,
James Kanjo, and
Timothy Foster.
- Demented Snake: Similar to the game above, but the snake display is very… glitched and you constantly have to change your direction to keep the snake moving fast. Original author:
- Space Snake: You are in space and you have to guide the snake to fly inside the astroids (= signs) to get points. Crash into a pixel and it's game over. Original author:
12Me21
- Nibbles: A very graphical, and fast snake game. Guide your snake to get all pieces of food that appears around the screen. The 3 ways you can die is crashing either into a wall, or yourself, or by pressing CLEAR. Original author:
Edward H
Description:
Ideas and suggestions are appreciated!
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There is an assembly program on ticalc.org called IDrestore. It tries to retrieve the original ID on the calculator. If it finds it, it will write it. Also, if you don't want the risk of failed groups, make sure you always have at least two groups. For example, let's say you make two groups called SA1 and SA2. They will both have a copy of the same program. If you make a big change, delete one of the groups and replace it with the new program. Group the group with the same name as the grouo you deleted a second ago. Now, if you make another change, delete the SECOND group and re-group the SA2 with the newer program code. Then do this back and forth, respectively. Now remember, if you are trying to group SA1 or SA2 and one of them fails to reach the archive, you have the other one with the previous version. Always, Always, Always make sure you have at least ONE group with the program code in it, so you have another to spare if either fails.
in discussion General Discussion / Tech Support » Group Recovery
So, it said that I had to look for the largest page address. If the largest page address has a twin, I had to look for the largest memory address. So I tried to do the group recovery steps and I kind-of got my group back. I ungrouped it and it only had about 30% of the program code, but some of it was corrupted. The guide said it is easier to re-do the project in some situations, so I decided to just re-do the entire thing. I'm almost done with the version I'm working on, and this one should be around 8½ - 8¾ kB instead of 11kB. CalcSys crashed my calculator once while trying to recover my program, and for some reason, my ID on the About screen is gone… I took a screenshot of it before on TiLP and it is 0A2DC-0CA97-52A6. I don't know how that happened, but it looks like it's gone. The Self-Test shows "ID FAILED" when I self-test. Is there a way to recover my ID on the About screen?
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0000 is the Memory address 0; FFFF is the memory address 65535.
I don’t know if the page address counts, I’ve never had to use calcsys
in discussion General Discussion / Tech Support » Group Recovery
Okay, so I visited the link and I read some information for recovering groups. I'm using CalcSys like it wants me to, and the guide said that I need to circle the largest memory address. Is the largest closest to 0000 or FFFF? It gave me like about 9 memory addresses for the SNAKEARC group name (The program name and group name were different from each other) and I don't know which address is bigger or smaller.
EDIT: Sorry for the delayed reply Trenly, I had a 4-day backpacking trip and I had no service
EDIT 2: Also, does the page address matter for the largest memory address?
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in discussion Programming & Design / TI-83/84 Programming » TI84+CE game optomization
No. The TI-OS is locked down. Switching from TI-BASIC to ICE or C will let you use the full computational ability of the calculator, though.
