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Post your ideas for new games here, or build on ideas posted by other visitors.

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Re: Game Ideas
Andre Brown  Account Info

SOmeone pls make a one on one basketball game or two on two etc.... Ive seen baseball but not basketball. It would be very fun if it also featured cross-over moves nad dunks and dunks and such.

     1 May 2003, 22:15 GMT


Re: Re: Game Ideas
rosinc Account Info
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I am almost done. It is called ABANK for the ti 83, 83+, and 83+SE. It will be located in TI 83/84 + BASIC GAMES section

brought to you be rosinc

     20 June 2005, 18:32 GMT

Re: Game Ideas
Andre Brown  Account Info

SOmeone pls make a one on one basketball game or two on two etc.... Ive seen baseball but not basketball. It would be very fun if it also featured cross-over moves nad dunks and dunks and such. For ti-89!!!!

     1 May 2003, 22:16 GMT

Programming company
sean dill  Account Info

If any one is interested in starting a ti-8x web programming company, email me at o3lp@yahoo.com wanna see my work, download streetracer for the ti-83 plus a ti basic game.

     3 May 2003, 22:21 GMT


Re: Programming company
benryves  Account Info
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I'm a member of Spitfire Productions - try asking Shane to see if you could become a member? Click ^web page^ button above... We're more into ASM but do some Basic stuff too.

     9 May 2003, 14:19 GMT


Programming company
sean dill  Account Info

If any one is interested in starting a ti-8x web programming company, email me at o3lp@yahoo.com wanna see my work, download streetracer for the ti-83 plus a ti basic game.

     3 May 2003, 22:21 GMT

Re: Game Ideas
lanceggg Account Info
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try making a bolo like game, if you don't know what Bolo is look for it at a search engine.

     4 May 2003, 01:48 GMT


Re: Re: Game Ideas
Xeroone Account Info

is bolo the tank game?

     5 May 2003, 05:07 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Game Ideas
dopefish7590 Account Info
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Yes bolo is a tank game

The island based tank battle game for macintoch in 1985

ported to luinix and windows. These ports are still active internet games. they are called winbolo and linbolo

     25 September 2006, 21:58 GMT

Re: Game Ideas
Nik Peterson Account Info

Could anyone here also make a Kirby's Dreamland like game for the ti-83 plus/se. That would be a tight game for the ti-83+

     5 May 2003, 22:55 GMT

ASM Z80 help
Sk0  Account Info

If anybody out there can find me a good tutorial on asm z80, let me know. I run an 83+. Or if you could e-mail me a list of commands and syntax, that would satisfy me. I really want to know asm, so PLEASE help me out here. Thanx in advance
-Sk0

     7 May 2003, 01:52 GMT

Re: Game Ideas
Xeroone Account Info
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Can someone make it in greyscale if possible? My guess is that many subroutines will be needed for the systems and such. I haven't really seen and good space shooters yet (not counting asteroid games).

     7 May 2003, 03:34 GMT

Re: Game Ideas
Blaize Gagliano  Account Info
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can anyone make a program for greyscale and show the source code for ti 83+?

     10 May 2003, 04:13 GMT

Nexus Programs
sean dill  Account Info
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Hey guys, visit www.nexusprograms.net or click on the above link. Were trying to get up and running and hope to have a site as great as ticalc.org. There are currently a few job openings. For more details visit the site. Oh, and also there is a file upload system much like ticalc's. Anyone can upload thier programs.

     10 May 2003, 17:56 GMT


Re: Re: Game Ideas
benryves  Account Info
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Look at Repton (click Web Page link). That uses routines written by Duck for 4-level greyscale.

     14 May 2003, 09:22 GMT

Re: Game Ideas
dougg

everyone, me and alot of other people judging from the site are very good at basic (83+). ive written several basic programs which i will add when i feel like bothering. ive read and used many asm tutorials and compiling programs and when i finally understand something, i cant get the program or assembler to work. id be more than happy to write tons of asm programs if someone would just do this: either make a tutorial on comparing basic to asm, all the differences and similarities, some sort of conversion chart, and a simple to use assembler, or a basic type language that actually works which will convert the code and maybe an on-calc version.

     12 May 2003, 02:38 GMT

Re: Re: Game Ideas
Arno Kret  Account Info

Be patient... In the beginning you usually cant get the assembler (and TASM is simple to use) or the assembly to work because its YOUR mistake. You do not yet know what can be done, and what cant be done. People could put all those little facts into a huge tutorial, BUT its better if you find those things out yourselve. Use the turorials as a start, but use your own immagination and creativity to understand problems and think of how and why problems in assembly occur. Solving problems will certainly give a boost to your ego.

And keep in mind, programming in assembly shouldn't be compared with BASIC at all. Here is why:
-Assembly syntax is completely different.
-Assembly does not have variables like Basic
-Assembly cant do as much as arthimatic or trig like BASIC can
-Assembly programs have a completely differnt structure (Think of using safe ram, usage of internal buffers and self modifying code)
-Assembly does not have the popular for..next, if..then, while..wend etc loops.

     12 May 2003, 16:11 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Game Ideas
dougg

i know that asm is very different. i read all the tutorials. i dont really care about the feeling of figuring it all out. i just want it to work. could you just explain if you know so much how to use tasm.

     14 May 2003, 01:38 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Game Ideas
Arno Kret  Account Info

I dont know much, but i do it works...

Invoke tasm with the following command line:
tasm -80 -x -i -o20 followed by the source code filename with extension. The -80 -x -o20 options are to set the instruction table, enable extended instructions and to define the number of bytes per object record. Now get 83lnk.exe (or figure out what 83lnk does by reading the assembly logs found somewhere on this site) and use this to convert your .obj file to a .83p file. Send this file to your calculator (using a link cable/software) and you have the program.

If this does not work please tell me what happens and ill try to help you some more.

     14 May 2003, 16:01 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Game Ideas
dougg

still trying to figure it out.

     20 May 2003, 00:25 GMT


Re: Re: Game Ideas
Ced McD  Account Info

Try using ion studio. You can probably find it under Windows Utilities on this web site. It really helped me with compiling. I also suggest any tutorials you find here, also.

     9 January 2004, 00:47 GMT

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