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ParSim v1.0 is a 3D particle simulator application for TI-83/84-series graphing calculators. It can simulate and display 3D static and dynamic electric and magnetic fields as well as particles of all velocities, positions, charges, and masses. The simulator output is displayed in a graphical interface that automatically adjusts for optimal output of the data at hand. It assumes a k-constant of 1, so charges, masses, and velocities should be expressed on the scale of 10^0th integers for the elementary particles.
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For those who struggle with the cosine and sine laws. Enjoy!
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This is an example, simply so you get the idea of how a mod should be layed out. The descriptors (I.E. NAME:, AUTHOR: etc.) are seperated from the actual string (I.E. Example Mod, CyberPrime etc.) by a TAB.
Keep in mind that descriptions can be on multiple lines, and will appear as such in the "More Info" window in the game.
As well, there is a dummy folder hierarchy in place with things like missions, client scripts and GUIs, and server scripts. Please base your mods off these standard folder orders to simplify and make mods more uniform.
There is also an example Key Mapping file under client/bindings/example.bind.cs that explains how to make key mapping files.
Finally, see client/scripts/example.cs to see an example of how you can modify existing game functions, and use some basic functionality of the mod system.
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This program creates a rotation around a point. Nuff said.
Written in TI-BASIC
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Fire And Flames is a fast-paced puzzle in which you are an arsonist burning locations and landmarks to the ground.
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Balance risk versus reward with the amount of havoc you can cause while staying alive! (Note: Download includes source code.)
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This program spiders through a directory, creating simple web pages that list all directories and files recursively. I know there are plenty of programs that do this already, I just wanted to make something on my own.
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This is a different Lua Raycaster that I ported from Chokosta's Nspire version(he ported it from somewhere, so technically it is a port of a port :P). It is a lot faster than the other one, but still a little slow. I hope you enjoy!
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QPI for the HP Prime by Han Duong.
This program is a port of the HP48G/GX version by Mika Heiskanen
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and Andre Schoorl. Their implementation is actually an adaptation
of Qpirac by A. Coulomb and the rationalize command from MuPad.
QPI basically takes a real number r and will return the real number as one of the following forms: p/q, (a/b)*√(p/q), (p/q)*π, ln(p/q), or e^(p/q).
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Have you ever wanted to graph an equation in the form X=, when the built-in graph tools ony allow you to enter an equation in the form Y=? Now you can! With this tool, you can enter any equation with any variables, tools, and symbols allowed by the built-in Y= grapher, view the graph using your current window settings, or view the table using your current table settings! Check out the screenshots; Doors CS v4.0 optimized.
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FreeOS is a bare-bones template for creating your own OSes for the TI-84+CE and TI-83 Premium CE. Use at your own risk; for uninstalling information please see the provided readme. Enjoy!
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A brain f*** to nostub ASM compiler for the TI 84 Plus C Silver Edition
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Light calculating program i made in Chemistry last year. You input values and it calculates frequency, wavelength and energy of a photon.
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All kinds of bugfixes and feature implementations from the 5.8 Beta X line.
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==TINYMAZE for the TI-84 Plus CE==
Tinymaze is a maze generator that uses recursive backtracking. It can fill the entire graphscreen with a maze of 1-pixel wide paths.
To save memory, the program uses the zplst utility (included) to manipulate individual digits in the list of positions. It is impossible for the program to exceed the maximum list length.
The program also reads from the screen using pxl-Test, to save additional memory.JustinYD88 at Cemetech
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Cubix is an original puzzle game where you must eat all of the subjects of your kingdom. Of course, there is a catch. You need to figure out how to eat them all in order to move on to the next village. There are 20 levels, an arcade mode, plus a level editor, so enjoy! All help issues are self-contained in the game. How handy!
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This is an advance quadratic solver designed to allow you to use the answer typed on the screen and put it right as an answer.Simplifys the radical and the fraction to the fullest amount.Update 9/18/08 for speed and size.Results are stored to list three.
Please email noah.fencer@gmail.com with any bugs.Credits-----
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You have to get the ball on a target field by rolling it through an unlimited number of challenging mazes. The ball rolls until it hits an obstacle. Blocking fields have different colors and you can select which color blocks the ball. Now with 240 ultimate, cool levels. Check it out! Requires DoorsCSE
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This game consists in click in the right button that will appear in the calculator's screen, the fast as you can.
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This is an example of how to make graphics in basic. This is a must download for those who want to see graphics using basic. It is not my favorite method but, it is works. Download now. Nothing needed to run, just memory. This version is playable.
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This is an all-graphical racing game with fast-paced action, variable track and difficulty level; none of that text-based stuff. Beat a level and move on to the next; beat them all and you get into the high scores table. Cool!
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This was one of the first programs I've ever made.
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The culmination of over 12 months of intense work, Doors CS 6.0 RC1 represents the highest and most stable evolution of the Doors CS shell to date. From networking and a full GUI API to extensive program support (including MirageOS support) and customization, Doors CS offers the next generation of portable calculation experience. Check it out, and be sure to report any and all issues encountered!
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(demo) Pixel vs. List
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In this file there are three versions that I attempted to verify which one was faster. The fastest version uses pixels(SPACEIN3 vs. the other two that use lists. One of the list versions uses three plots to plot graphics(SPACEINV, the other uses one plot by augmenting lists(SPACEIN2. These are the trial versions. Version 1.0 will be released in the near future using pixels. For those of you who seek to learn how to program in basic this is a simple game, not too complex so you should be able to figure out how to use this method very easily. After a few attempts you should be able to make games with graphics like these using little time and effort.In this file I have included a tool for everyone to use (PIXELSPR). With this tool you can go to graph screen, draw a sprite, save it to pic9, and then run the program to save you sprite as pixel coordinates on the graph screen. Open a new program, recall lists SPR1 and SPR2 to the program. Then you can reference the pixel coordinates as you enter the PXL(SPR1,SPR2).
John S. Hood
Special Use the 2nd key and keypad to control.[On] to exit.
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This is the second version of Battle, now optimized and much faster, for the TI-83. It is a game where who fight the calculator; it has a fast and efficient AI and 5 difficulty levels. You must destroy your opponent in 99 seconds or less; you get a higher score for a faster time. Check out the screenshots!
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Athena, the packager and installer, for your TI-83 Plus and TI-84 Plus graphing calculators, built to help authors of BASIC games who happen to have zillions of subprograms and data files distribute their games or software suites. The packager part runs on most Windows OSes, and the installer runs on your graphing calculator. You must read the README.TXT file for usage information.
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This program is a simple Conway's Game of Life simulator. It runs on a 64x64 bounded grid, and starts off with a random pattern.
This program isn't as fast as less naive implementations, but it has a very small file size.
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Ark is an assembly program for running compiled assembly programs from strings in TI-BASIC. It is built for both the TI-83/84s and the TI-84+CSE. Ark will run the compiled assembly programs whether they're archived or not. Ark will load the compiled assembly program into RAM, run it, then re-archive it again.
The example provided in the screenshot is this:
"HELLO":Asm(prgmARK)This will run the assembly program "prgmHELLO". It will unarchive the program, run it, then re-archive it. As show in the screenshot, the program "HELLO" is stilled archived even after being ran.
You can also load a program from a string variable. Such as:
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Lambda supports a dictionary of lambda calculus expressions and the evaluation (application) of one term to another. It recognizes Church Numerals automatically, so these don't have to be added to the dictionary. This version uses standard notation Lambda abstractions and builds De Brujin for use in applications, avoiding alpha conversion needs. This app is based on HP's Spreadsheet app and uses the spreadsheet as a dictionary of terms. You can enter standard notation or De Brujin notation when adding terms and the app will calculate the other.
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CEPORT is an on-calc utility for porting monochrome 83+/84+ TI-BASIC programs to the CSE/CE.
Just enter the name of the program you want to convert, and CEPORT will modify Text( and Pxl commands to look and run correctly on the CE. The converted programs from CEPORT are smaller than the output from other TI-BASIC converters, making this ideal for TI-BASIC developers who want a fast way to port to the CE. Now runs twice as fast!REQUIRES CELTIC III LIBS (App version Included)
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This is Office DE v3.0, a suite of programs for TI calculators. It contains three fast programs: Document DE, a word processor; Presentation DE, a presentation application; Spreadsheet DE, a spreadsheet application. Each can store up to nine files of unlimited size, bounded only by the amount of free memory on your calculator. Document DE v2.0 allows you to store up to nine files of unlimited length on your calculator. It allows you to find words or phrases within a document, scroll through it using a cool (and fast) graphical scroll bar, and edit the text. Spreadsheet DE v2.0 lets you edit a grid of cells of unlimited size as well as use formulae such as SUM( and PRODUCT( in your files. You can save and open up to nine files; edit and search functions are built in. Uses matrices so that if the program is accidentally deleted, important data can still be salvaged by reinstalling the program. Presentation DE, the third program in the suite, can import nd export Draw DE files, edit and create its own slides, and view a slide show with many possible options. Its GUI is consistent with the rest of Office DE and uses simple and intuitive controls. Finally, Draw DE is an incredible drawing program with three menus of functions for nearly twenty total drawing tools. You can draw squares, circles, lines, invert the screen, flip the picture horizontally or vertically, clear an area, draw with a pen, point on, point off, or point change tool, and many other options. Files can be shared between the other Office DE programs. Check out this amazing set of programs! Now all files are Doors CS v4.0 optimized.
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Similar to Russian g3l add-in but this one in English and covers the whole of currently known range of messages and due to not being in Cyrillic is easier to read in hex editors. Also included file structure description in read me file to make it easier for developers to add new languages to Prizm.
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High Definition Picture Viewer CE is a nifty tool that allows you to utilize the TI-84 Plus CE and TI-83 Premium CE's full screen resolution for viewing images!
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Version 2 dramatically increases the resolution supported! Zoom and pan features allow most images up to 1080p to be viewed on the calculator. A picture converter is included to create calculator-compatible files. -
A level pack that was supposed to have 7 levels, but the fourth is extremely broken. Play this pack if you want to see what a broken mario level looks like. I hope you think that this pack is fun, if you do decide to play it.
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Adventure Clicker is a game in which you kill creatures to progress. Your goal is to get at least 100 of every creature's drop.
This game features:
- A feature list.
- Ten different areas and creatures.
- An interactive yet linear ending.
- Stats saving.
- A custom Cesium icon.
- Exactly 5000 bytes!This game depends on:
- "INDTOSTR", which is included in the downloadable zip. "INDTOSTR" just allows me to convert a list of numbers to a string.Installation/Startup:
- Send "INDTOSTR" and "ADVCLCKR" to your calculator, and run ADVCLICKR.Credits:
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ASM Tools is a multifunction utility for z80 programmers. There are four main sections of built-in dynamic tools, each meant to make programming easier. The Conversions section will convert to and from any of hexidecimal (base 16), binary (base 2), and decimal (base 10). The Calculate section will find program size and a variety of execution time stats. The Command Reference contains information on a variety of z80 commands and ROM calls. The Select Commands section contains complete size and clock information for a variety of 1 and 2 byte math instructions, indirection, ports, and often-used rom calls. Doors CS v4.0 and up optimized.
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Yes, it's the character you love and the sequel to the great platform game you love. Hop over spikes, get keys, jump on platforms, avoid all other peril, all while being an awesome little sword. Packed with 40 intense, action filled levels and a fully functional level editor, so the fun never ends! Written in Axe 1.1.2
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Behold the Text Dungeon, a maze-like oubliette with roguelike elements full of adventure! Within contains a variety of items, weapons, armors, and more. Explore its 8+ zones, each with unique enemies and bosses, plus two different endings! Be sure to read the "README" file for handy information on the game. Can you make it through the Text Dungeon alive?
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This is a toolkit for BASIC programmers. It features the ability to read lines from programs and AppVars in RAM or Flash (archive), the ability to insert, delete, or overwrite lines in a specified program, to create a specified program and to find out how many lines there are in a BASIC program, and to output special characters into a string that is not normally storable into a string via any other method (doublequote and sto). It also contains a powerful, BASIC-compatible palletized sprite routine. Iambian never fully released the original Celtic 2 non-App package. At the behest of tifreak8x, I re-created and re-fixed it from Iambian's latest (non-lost) source code, then added my own tweaks and features. Of particular interest for TI-84+CSE programmers is the first-ever 84+CSE hybrid BASIC sprite routine, theta=9. A huge debt of gratitude to TIFreak8x for extensive testing as well as the thorough C2TEST program included in this file.
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A game similar to your block breakers. Or Pong. Contest #11 entry.
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Here is my newest contribution to the Nspire world: a complete task/to do editor.
Now you can store tasks in a list, so you don't forget them (e.g. schooltasks). You can assign a title (max 30 chars), a priority (1 is not important, 5 is the most important) and a description.
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it's only the demo, but the only things that are missing are the jump scares.
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later I want to add foxy and more rooms.
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Potator was the first Watara Supervision emulator made available to the public.
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All the games are compatible.
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this program graphically approximates the slope of the tangent line for a function using the left-right average method.
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After users have repeatedly suggested adding Mirage OS support, I initially resisted the idea. It would be too cumbersome, I claimed, and was patently impossible when Doors CS was just an ASM program. Once I converted it to an app as 5.5, however, MOS became a more realistic possibility, yet I still didn't want to add it. I believed that the vast majority of MOS programs were also Ion programs, but eventually the requests began to wear me down, and I finally agreed a week and a half ago to implement MOS support. With some invaluable help from DWedit and careful consultation with the MOS developer documentation, I have been able to reproduce full Mirage OS support in Doors CS, from icons and interrupts to most of the routines that MOS programs require. In honor of the occasion, as well as of the beginnings of working CALCnet2 routines, I have decided to release another beta. Enjoy!
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This is version 2.0.4 of the TIFC. The previous version only supported roughly 68 conversions, took 4 programs and a picture variable, and was around 6kb in size. Version 2.0.X supports the usage of a single program, and boasts 708 conversions available in this single program of just over 7kb in size. It is also available for the TI-73, TI-82, TI-83, TI-83+/84+ and TI-84+CSE, with the potential of being programmed on other calculators at a later date.
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Lines System Software version 8 introduces a brand-new interface, called 'Warp', that optimizes speed and simplicity for your calculator, letting you work far faster than ever before. You can also change the look back to the familiar 'Glade' if you prefer. And because Lines Accelerate does not require any product key or extensive setup, you can work with the included CasiOffice suite as soon as possible. Lines Accelerate comes in two types, Red and Blue. Red Edition is smaller in size and simpler to use, while Blue Edition lets you change the look of Accelerate, as well as use advanced tools and features not found in Red Edition. Finally, we've built all this on top of our proven architecture, making it familiar to even long-time users of Lines software.
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An advanced drawing/graphic design tool for the TI-84 Plus CE
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Allows user input in a easy to use program. Evaluates math operations and displays in "pretty" format. At ~1200 bytes it is not a problem for memory confined calculators. Or stick with App4Math at 49,152 bytes!! your choice (;
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NOTE: will only work on the Ti-84 Plus C Silver Edition calculator models.
Supported operations:
+,-,*,/,^,=,>,<
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At long last, the final beta of the final version of Doors CS before it becomes an app has been released! Doors CS 5.4 Beta 3 contains a medley of feature additions and bugfixes over the two previous betas, including improved folder support, many stability improvements, several optimizations, and more. Most importantly, moving files and folders around the file system is now fully supported. Cemetech members (and in fact anyone else curious) can download it at the link below. Please post comments, suggestions, flames, worshipful prayers, death threats, etc etc at the Discuss link: http://www.cemetech.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=722 .
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