Ok i have ASM 2.03 and HW2 i got it to work what i did was i used the Pk92lib that was with the old version of SMA(which you can get in the link above) and then i used the shrnklib from the new vertion of BigDyna then i used the newest version of genlib and im using teos.....the thing you need to do to make it work is dont upload all of the levels personally i didnt upload caos because its huge if you put all of them on there there wont be enough mem to run the prog

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ok well i take that back i then archive everything that was allowed and loaded in chaos levels and it gave me an address level...im assuming there is something wrong with that file
maybe maybe not

For those of you who own a TI-89 Hardware Version 2 calc and are kinda irritated by the constant grayscale flicker in Sonic MisAdventures, there is a way to eliminate that.

First, make sure that you have download the latest zip of GenLib (0.99.10) and sent the lib to your calc -- *don't* archive the lib, even if your OS supports it. Next, check the "Prog" subfolder (in the folder you unzipped the GenLib zip in) for "Gentimer.89z" -- send this to the calc as well. You need hexlib in order to run this (the calc will notify you if you don't have it). Now go ahead and run GenTimer.

You will see a hexadecimal number on the screen (default is 000F1). This is GenLib's internal timer setting, and it can be used to adjust the quality of the grayscale in GenLib programs. Use + and - to increase or decrease the setting (press the buttons quickly, the value changes rather fast) -- for me, the value 000F5 completely eliminates all flicker. To save the new value, press 2nd. Now run the game, and voila! Perfect grayscale!

Results may vary, of course ;P I have a HW2 running AMS 1.05, so I don't know how well this works under AMS 2.03. Give it a try, though!

I get a "Library Relocation" error everytime I try to run SMA on a HW 1 AMS 2.03 TI-89. Has anyone seen this error before, or know what to do about it? Originally I dumped all the files into the main folder (including all the DOORS OS fiels), and when that didn't work I made folders for DOORS and SMA, and have the same problem.

Has anyone figured out yet how to get through Aquatic Ruins Act II? I just find myself going around in circles...

man, the 89 can get great games, yet most of them are extremely buggy (bomberman 89, street fighter); there're only a handful of games I'm comfortable with keeping on my calc (jezzball, frogger, phoenix, tetris). Top that off with incompatibility issues between hw1 and hw2, ams 1.00, 1.05, and 2.03, and you have the reasons why the 86 is my preferred choice for games (plus the fact it doesn't need specific kernels/shells to run programs, and most don't use libraries)

also, SMA is a good example as to why libraries on the 86 are a bad idea; sure, they make programming easier, but look at what everybody's going through to get one game running.

frogger can ruin some of ur math stuff on ur calc so be carefull