Re: TIB: TIB : Is there Spanish ?


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Re: TIB: TIB : Is there Spanish ?



Okay well it would be a waste of space to recall a premade picture for you "routine" infact this not even a routine...
well any ways what you want to do is go to the catalog- variable menu (both 8x & 92 have this) and press z this will take you to the top of the list.  Then scroll down until wow you see a small circle (degree symbol).  This is most likely what you want to use as the "ball".  From there you can have your cords for the "ball" be put into a Outpt command:
i.e.. 
Outpt (a,b,"o"            ; o is the degree symbol 
                                ; a is the x cord
                                ; b is the y cord 
I hope this helps... good luck
Dave
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-----Original Message-----
From: The Garth Johnson <gbjohnson@yahoo.com>
To: ti-basic@lists.ticalc.org <ti-basic@lists.ticalc.org>
Date: Tuesday, September 29, 1998 1:06 PM
Subject: Re: TIB: TIB : Is there Spanish ?

>
>well... if you have a 92/92+/89, you can save a picture of a circle
>and recall it across the screen.  program would be like:
>
>:for x,1,100
>:clrdrw
>:rclpic circ,1,x
>:endfor
>
>where circ is the picture for the object you want.
>now if you have an 82/83/85/86 you would have to do something
>different.  like
>
>:for(x,1,50
>:clrdrw
>:pxlon(5,x+1
>:pxlon(5,x-1
>:pxlon(6,x
>:pxlon(4,x
>:endfor
>
>you might have to change the pxlon to pton for the 85.  then you would
>do,
>:for(x,xMin,xMax,(delta-x)
>:clrdrw
>:pton(0,x+1
>:pton(0,x-1
>:pton(-1,x
>:pton(1,x
>:endfor
>
>basically, you just have to reference your picture in relation to a
>single point.
>
>hope it helps.
>
>garth
>
>
>
>
>---BFHSNO@aol.com wrote:
>>
>>
>> In a message dated 9/28/98 10:53:41 PM Central Daylight Time,
>> croop@oregontrail.net writes:
>>
>> << Tu eres muy, muy estúpidos.  Vas a infierno.    >>
>>
>> Al infierno, no?
>>
>> Back on topic, I need a routine (or whatever) that makes a little
>ball go
>> across the screen rather fast, but I don't want it to be just one
>pixel, any
>> help?
>>
>>
>
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