So, alexgt over on codewalrus has let me port his Nagoji 4x3 game to the TI 84+ CSE!
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And it is now done!

You can download it from the archives, here.



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Here is a video showing what the HP Prime version looks like.



Oh yeah, and its made with xlibc

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using the sme method, you could do the same with this

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Thanks for those mr womp womp!

Player squares are working, and I have a screenshot! There is no movement yet :\



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you could use the newlinechars...

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Although, If I were you, I would maybe make a menu with the arrow keys if you're willing to spare a few bytes since it is a game, and I think arrow key menus looks nicer...
Here is a version with a custom menu using the arrow keys just for fun It required some minor modifications to the rest of the program (it was no longer checking for a keypress, but rather, some rudimentary 2-bit coordinate system) So here is the entire program with the tweaks.

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Oh and you might want to use Return instead of Stop since Return will send you back to Doors.

Oh wow, thanks! I was going to implement an interactive menu anyways, andI had the numbers just to have a menu working

Oh yeah, what variables did you use/add? I have used all up to N, I think.

I added Q and R and didn't mess with your other vars, but it could be easily changed to use whatever variable you want it to use...

Ok, good. I need to formulate a list of them and what they do, eventually. (more like in 8 hours or so)

f you want to mess around with untested code: https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/jo0RmCUE/NAGOJI.8xp


So i have run in to a problem. The rand( delay in the code above for removing the sprites slower is causing the getkey to not register. I sthere any other way to delay that? Use the above code.

So, what I understand is that you need a delay on certain objects, without hindering the user input response time. You need the getkey to update the player ~immediately, which means you can obviously not use the rand() command, since rand() is global and not just local to certain objects.

So, an example of fixing this can be found in my Basic Avalanche Plus Game:
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So basically, the player movement code and getkey are run many times, allowing the player to move whenever without being hindered by a rand(). The object being delayed doesn't use rand(), but instead depends on iPart(<y coordinate>), and y coordinate is any value between 1 and 8 with a difference of S, the speed value, which increases each time a new object falls.

Hope this helps! Tell me if you need me to help a bit more.

I thought this might work, but it appears that it will not. A litte more explaination: I use the rand( call to delay the erasing of the rectangles. How can I get those rectangles to delay without the rand? Unless your code does work and I can't figure it out. X.X

Well, I was entirely overthinking this, all I needed was a new variable and an if statement. Anyways, once the kinks of this change is worked out, movement will be implemented.

EDIT: Thw kinks have been worked out, now to do the movement! And the moves r now being codes!

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I have player movement pretty much down, except for erasing the trails when the player goes back to starting position. Just a little status update, and I'll post the code once I have the player movement working

Cool. So you were able to use my method in a way?

Update: Progress has resumed!

I have the entire game engine done, except for collision detecting. Movement does get a little slow occasionally, but that is to be expected. To account for that delay, I will add a 3 lives until the game ends.

Anyways, a screenshot!



Now, I just have to do lives and collision detecting, and then I will release it! I won't be doing levels just yet, as I have a few other projects going on.

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So, I've ran into a bit of a problem, for some reason whne the ser selects Info or Help, it just quits the game. I've looked at it on and off for a few days, and I can't figure it out.

Maybe mr womp womp will know? Anyways, code, and screenshot showing it.

(The syntax error was a Trace where a real( should be)




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I've looked at the code, and it seems that this If condition doesn't have a corresponding End

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You're missing an End command at the end of the playing part of the game, this makes it so that the info and and help options for which the code is placed after the actual game are in the same conditionals as the game itself, so clicking on them will skip right through the whole playing part (which includes the info and help options since there is a missing End) and end up at the end of the program. It's kind of like the whole program is one big mem leak xD I haven't tested this out, but I would try adding another End command at line 153 to put an end to the game part and allow the program to go through the rest of the program like this

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If this doesn't work, you might want to have a look at all the Ifs and loops in the playing part of the program, to make sure they all have their corresponding End

I think that will be it. I had checked all of the If:Then's, but the game one. Big facepalm here.

Thanks a ton for helping me realize that.

EDIT: Yup! That fixed it

Just in case you missed it, this game is now done!

You can download it from the archives, here: https://www.cemetech.net/programs/index.php?mode=file&path=/84pcse/basic/games/NagojiCSE.zip