Talking to a wall.

[Bhaliar]

I'm not trying to bash anyone or say anything offensive. I understand that people may just be purely busy. Even so. I wanted to comment on my observations.

For a bit now, its seems like only a few people actually interact. I've asked questions of people and haven't recieved any answers. It's like typing to a wall.

Even if your busy, I encourage people to at least post something to let others know that they are interested and or paying attention. Otherwise, the sites going to crumble. I have had little to discuss lately because no one will answer questions or try to help anyone.

[brandonw]

[calcdude84se]

This site does have less activity and therefore slower response times than, say, omnimaga. You just have to wait a bit longer.
I'm not sure we've ever ignored you. I do browse UTI less often than before, but nevertheless, please, point us to where you need help and those of us who can will gladly answer.

[Bhaliar]

[_player1537]

[calcdude84se]

Didn't notice just how slow this was getting... Goodness. I need to visit more often.
Sincere apologies.

[Xeda112358]

It has been rather slow and it gets frustrating. I have no internet access outside of school (and school ends shortly here... 10 days). I do try to post when I can (especially when I am interested), but nobody is making responses to respond to. Garr (and a half). By the way... I am working on an assembly program and I was wondering what people might think about it. It is designed for graphical and data manipulation (think of Celtic3 and xLIB), but it requires some more advanced knowledge (if you are pretty comfortable with byte manipulations, you should be fine). Right now herer are some of the neat ideas I have included (they work with no bugs that I have found):

-It installs a font hook like Omnicalcs. The chars 0~9 and A~F can be edited so that when you do something like Output(1,1,"012 , you can display sprites instead of actual text. These tilemaps can then be compressed.
-An actual Tilemap and sprite routine is included
-Editing and reading data in vars is possible
-Tokenizing/detokenizing is possible
-Font stuff does not use user RAM


When I get the chance, I will upload it, but if you have any ideas, let me know. I called it FontEditor (like my BASIC program), but I plan on changing the name. I have an example program, too, that works very well.

[Galandros]

I am not participating as usual in UTI because there isn't many talk that I can help like Nspire stuff.

I will make a effort, though.

[calcdude84se]

We need more things to discuss... When my project gets to an alpha or maybe just a demo, I'll create a topic for discussion.

[Bhaliar]

Well thanks to everyone, especially player1537 for the damage equation. I've been looking for days for an example, and that is exactly what I needed. XD.
As soon as I can either fix my ti connect, and/or type out the code, I'll have a small demo up. Right now, you'll only be able to have one pokemon, and can only choose from one pokeon from each type.n They will level up. I probably willl work on sprites once I find my yellow game. I'm gonna try and stick to those as close as I can.

[DigiTan]

Yeah, it's been kind of dead this year so far. Maybe it's a shortage of topics. I usually drop by everyday, but there's either not much to add or stuff I wanna add would take too long to type. Who knows? I'd even stomach one of those dreaded debate topics if it got things buzzing again.

[Weregoose]

Generally, topics which have not been posted in for 30 days are automatically hidden from view: these are retrievable via the filter options found below each subforum index. But, our yearly dry spell—coupled with a new IPB version, which has likely reversed the timeline behaviors that members had set on their accounts prior—has knocked a good chunk of the topics from visitors' eyeshot. Consequently, those who are browsing the forum for the first time tend to believe that this board is mostly empty, which couldn't be farther from the truth. So, to better encourage contribution in what might otherwise be perceived as a pint-sized forum, I've eliminated the cut-off date.

Now, go explore our forum's history! (But mind the board rules, please.)