Or more specifically, to save scrolling: http://www.cemetech.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=118937#118937 . And as suspected, that program includes DelVar A, which is more or less equivalent to 0-->A. Just change prgmA to use a variable other than A, or change your programs to use something other than A for the health. The former is probably easier than the latter.

i see. ill make the changes in SourceCoder since i dont have a calc right now. And ill post whether it works or not. Although it should.

Well now im having a problem with Y. It wants to stay at 0. ???

Heres the code:

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Y may change to 0 when you're using the graphscreen. Blame TI.

Basically, every time you call ClrDraw, and at some other points, the value of Y gets reset to zero. The solution is to not use variable Y and the graphscreen together.,

More changes, but it didnt work. I used P instead of Y. You select the first person to battle, then it loads. After it loads, it goes to the next battle and loads. The second battle works fine.

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TESTING, TEST TEST, TESTING ONE TWO 3 TEST TEST TIESTING

Adam, would you mind being more precise about what doesn't work?

YAY!!!!! It's fixed. Now i can continue and finish Choice Endurance.

Now a question to you all. As you know, i have 20 people in it. Should i keep the 20, or should i halve that for a second Choice Endurance? Like 10/10?

I have a question about my TI-86... some of you told me earlier how to create them, but how would i make that work with the wordwrap program?

I don't understand what you are saying...

You know how i had the wordwrap program on the TI-84+? Well im trying to get that program onto my TI-86. Is there a way to do that?

EDIT: never mind i figured it out.


New problem: (remember, TI-86 oriented)


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ERR: Data Type. ?????

I don't know much about TI-86 BASIC programming, so I can't help you here.

I don't know much about TI-86 Basic programming either, but if I had to guess, you should try putting quotes around the labels, and then removing quotes from everything, and then try without the title.

Is there a way you can mark out an opponent after you've won against it? Like, beat the opponent, mark out, choose another?

That would have to be your code, sorry :/ The way I would do it is to keep a list with 1s or 0s saying whether you've fought them or not, and then in your code to display the names of the opponents, just don't display the ones with a 1 next to them.

(I don't know how this would work on an 86, but the TI-86 manual will help you to make the necessary transformations.)

Make a list: {0,0,0,...,0}→L1

Let each element correspond to a different foe.

After you beat the Xth foe, you could write 1 to the Xth element: 1→L1(X)

Later, to check if you've won against foe number X:

If L1(X)=1
Disp "ALREADY DEFEATED

The rest of the logic is yours to invent.

Sadly, I have nothing to add to what _player and Weregoose have already offered you. A more optimized way would be to use bitmasks, but that's definitely going to be way too complex. I'd go with the method presented here.