That could be cool if you port it to 82/83/83+
That is an idea :)
Paxl

THAT IS A PERFECT IDEA! YOU ROCK! (Especially port it to the 82 :-)

But there is a little detail.... the source in not included with the 86 zip..... so now a port is impossible
Paxl

Maybe there is a source with the 85 zip.

I don't own a TI86. Does this game scroll, or it a single screen game?

From the article: "To continue on this recent deluge of TI-86 material, we bring you a port of Andreas Ess's classic TI-85 <em>side scroller</em>, Balloon v1.0."

Dude, they just like dumped the TI-83/+ programs!

Wow there is a deluge of crappy basic programs released today!

A dec/hex/bin converter? Com'on, that's is just one line of code!

Too many BASIC programs is right. At least they could release this really sweet Yahtzee game that I created for the TI-92+. I contributed it like a month ago, and I didn't think it would take that long.

They've done the same thing for the Ti86 today , I guess the Ti92 will follow soon too :)

I'm amazed by the number of people I know with calcs that don't know how to use the BASIC capabilities. I mean, that's oneof the big features you're paying for.

The level editor keeps giving me a "runtime error 200" when I try to compile the level. (It doesn't compile even though it says it does, by the way.) It is a documented error- If you used the Borland Turbo PASCAL Compiler, v3.2 or earlier, you will get this error on all Pentium IIs and all PIIIs, probably on P4s too; some, but not all, P1s do this, but it works on 486 or lower.

I have a superfast P3 in my system; therefore, I'm getting the error.

Does the LE work for anyone? If it does, let me know (sgamer@swbell.net) and I'll email you the OBJ file, if you're willing to compile it for me... you'd get named in the credits ;-)

Anyone using a 486 out there? Anyone at all?

I have two 80486 computers on my home network. Check out my web page and email me from thier. I might be able to help you.

It won't work on fast PCs (faster than the avg 486) because of a bug in the crt unit. But there's a patch for it, so the author should recompile the prog, or you can run a patcher over it (look for tppatch.exe)

heh.
<gossip>Andreas Finne uses a 486 33MHz</gossip>
Maybe we should organize a collection for money to get him a decent machine :)

finally!, ticalc is caught up with 83, 83+, 86 proggies. gj guys

Hey, can you port this game to the TI-85?


























Oh wait, it's already a TI-85 game. Sorry!!!!!

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Sorry if I offended anyone, I only meant it as a joke.

FINNALLY!!!

I am so glad that people are releasing a bunch of stuff for the 86. I am the only one in my school with a link cable, and just about everyone in my school uses an 86. It is a school of about 1200. I am always giving people new games, and I am finally able to get them some new stuff. Keep up the great work!

Also, IMHO, the 86 is TI's second best calc. The 89 is better, but most high school people don't get it because we still have to take the ACT's/SATs and it isn't allowed on the ACTs. Here in Iowa, that is the most common one. Also, our math classes are taught on the 86 (by me; our teacher teaches with his 81 for the students that don't have a calc.) Really, it is a matter of what level you are at. For college students, the 89 is the best choice, but if you still have to take the ACTs, the 86 is the best. The ideal situation is to get and 86 and an 89, but we can't all afford that. Sorry, I am rambling on, but I don't post all that often.

G3 Brandon
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