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IAmACalculator
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Or, even worse, what if one 1300+ poster disagrees with himself?
TI's a little touchy about their OS. You can't download older ones from their site, and they like to crack down on sites that offer them. And I heard that whole bit about the OS being illegal to download somewhere, not sure where. I never read through that license agreement.
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tifreak8x
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You are only supposed to download them from the TI site because you have to accept the terms of the license. :P
Anywho, back on tutorials... |
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tifreak8x
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vuurrobin
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you forgot to add the title for lists and strings.
Code:
:If K=34:Then
:If C=8:Then
:L+1→L
:prgmYLVL
:1→C:End
:If C<8:Then
:If [A](C+1,D)≠1:Then
:Output(C,D," "
:C+1→C:End
:End:End
when K=34 and C=8 C will become 1. after that it will check if C is lower than 8 and move if it is. so if you go down a room you will start at the second row instead of the first row.
chancing End:If C<8:Then into else will fix this
I don't see anything else wrong.
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tifreak8x
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DarkerLine
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Erm, the first tutorial is a bit pointless; since both Line and LineHorz have an optional drawMode argument which, if set to -1, will XOR the line to the screen, you can also invert text with several line instructions. This should be approximately equally fast, and doesn't use a picture file. If you *still* want to create a picture file, a better way to do it is:
NewPic seq({int(i/height),mod(i,height)},i,0,width*height-1),blkbar
For the second tutorial, I feel like I have to mention the Σ( command, which could replace the sum(seq( construct the author uses and is also viable for infinite series. Also, it might be worth while to know that factor(f,x) will factor f more thoroughly with respect to x, introducing complex factors which it otherwise would have left alone: e.g. factor(x^2+1) will just return x^2+1, while factor(x^2+1,x) will return (x+i)(x-i)
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luby
I want to go back to Philmont!!
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| Hey, would you be interested on a xLIB tutorial? |
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tifreak8x
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DarkerLine wrote: Erm, the first tutorial is a bit pointless; since both Line and LineHorz have an optional drawMode argument which, if set to -1, will XOR the line to the screen, you can also invert text with several line instructions. This should be approximately equally fast, and doesn't use a picture file. If you *still* want to create a picture file, a better way to do it is:
NewPic seq({int(i/height),mod(i,height)},i,0,width*height-1),blkbar
For the second tutorial, I feel like I have to mention the Σ( command, which could replace the sum(seq( construct the author uses and is also viable for infinite series. Also, it might be worth while to know that factor(f,x) will factor f more thoroughly with respect to x, introducing complex factors which it otherwise would have left alone: e.g. factor(x^2+1) will just return x^2+1, while factor(x^2+1,x) will return (x+i)(x-i)
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Well, to a lack of experience with the 68k, and either of those subjects, I simply copied the tutorials as they were, minus grammar problems. :P
Luby: Of course! Lots and lots of room for tutorials. 
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angel14995
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| Do you want a tutorial with my scrolling engine? Like an RPGSK? Would that be a good idea? It wouldn't be hard, I have most of the programming done, but I would need some quick help with switching between areas... |
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tifreak8x
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| Sure, though I don't know how much help I would be for your engine... :S You can look at rpgsk2 and see if that gives you any insight. |
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angel14995
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I've looked at it, and my code. Nada. I guess I'll have to shy away from using the ever famous F-(A=24)+(A=26)->F for now, and have the map program slightly larger.
And if I do create it, should I go into the math involved with the movement? I mean, I spent a couple of days getting the math down, and should people need to understand it, or just use it?
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tifreak8x
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| understanding it would probably be best. I don't really like using code unless I understand what it is doing. |
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angel14995
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Ok. Then that'll take another week to do, since my mind works weird...
I'm also going to have a requirements section in my tutorial that basically says that you should know how to do this, this, and this to fully understand the code. Because the code is massive, and incorporates really weird math. You've seen the math, haven't you? It's a pain to create, a pain to recreate, a pain to explain and understand, but comes out really looking nice. |
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tifreak8x
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| I believe I have, and it isn't a problem for them to know how to use the language and understand things before reading your tutorial, there are some out there like that. |
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tifreak8x
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Instead of trying to update that list again (I will eventually) I will just link the calc.org master index page here: http://tifreakware.net/tutorials/calcorgmi.htm
Oh yea, all the tutorials from calc.org are done! Wewt! |
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