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Grayscale on TI-83 Plus
Posted by Michael on 19 January 2003, 22:58 GMT

A stunning new programming kit has been released by Diederik Kingma of Maxcoderz. Grayscale Programming Package v1.0 is available for the 83 and 83+. It provides tools for programmers to develop grayscale programs on the 83-series calculators. The demos cast aside any flickers of doubt regarding the viability of grayscale on the 83+; this technology is worth checking out.

 


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Lol, I love the way you actually post news Michael unlike all the past news managers. I hope you dont overdue it after a while, unless it doesnt take much time to post new news. I have some news worthy of a post, and i sent an email a couple days ago so ill just post it here. http://www.radicalsoft.org/ a site your a member of, has released Chasm an oncalc asm compiler for the 83+.

     20 January 2003, 05:34 GMT


Re: Pacing
rmohr02 Account Info
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> Lol, I love the way you actually post news Michael unlike all the past news managers.

Ahem, all of them???? Apparently you don't remember the good old days with nickd as news editor.

     20 January 2003, 08:59 GMT


Re: Re: Pacing
RCTParRoThEaD_  Account Info
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i remember nickd. he posted aLOT of news.

     20 January 2003, 22:16 GMT

Re: Grayscale on TI-83 Plus
StarHawk  Account Info
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I like all the news items. It makes me visit TiCalc.org several times a week, instead of once a month. I like to be informed of stuff going on in the TI community and if any new cool stuff is avaliable for the calc. I don't want something going by and not knowing about it because the news person "Didn't want to clutter up the news page", y'know what I mean? You don't? Oh well...I do. :)

     20 January 2003, 05:56 GMT


Re: Re: Grayscale on TI-83 Plus
benryves  Account Info
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Several times a week?
Several times a day for me!

     20 January 2003, 09:13 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Grayscale on TI-83 Plus
lord_nightrose Account Info
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Ditto. Among many other sites (Yahoo! mail, for one), TICalc.org is one that I visit numerous times each day.

     20 January 2003, 10:04 GMT


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no_one_2000_  Account Info
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I visit ticalc.org, yahoo.com (mail), itsyourturn.com (games), and ccoderz.org multiple times a day... ticalc.org probably gets the most hits. I think I view it about 4-10 times a day. And now, since there's more and more articles, I think my viewing frequency might increase.

     20 January 2003, 21:08 GMT


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Nathan Crank  Account Info
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I can't believe how much news is getting posted! two between last yesterday and now! WOW!

     20 January 2003, 21:00 GMT


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no_one_2000_  Account Info
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It's definitely an improvement, wouldn't you agree?

     20 January 2003, 21:41 GMT


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Nathan Crank  Account Info
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why, yes I would.

     20 January 2003, 22:10 GMT


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no_one_2000_  Account Info
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Now all we need are the archives... are you allowed to work on the archives, MV? Of course, that's not your job, so we can't expect you to do that ;)

     20 January 2003, 22:44 GMT

Re: Grayscale on TI-83 Plus
the_Reaper

Now this is what i have been waiting for. Many months have passed since something truly interesting, like the release of "Gemini" on 83 plus, has happened. The concept of havening The Legend of Zelda : Links Awakening on Ti-83 plus is AWESOME. Hopefully the game will be finalized and completed, and a new chain of grayscale games will emerge. kick ass.

     20 January 2003, 21:49 GMT


Re: Re: Grayscale on TI-83 Plus
Chickendude  Account Info
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Nobody said anything about FINISHING it, it's just a demo for his greyscale engine...

     21 January 2003, 21:47 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Grayscale on TI-83 Plus
silent_fury Account Info

Maybe, but there is a plan.txt file which says:

plan for FULL game:
- code 8000 bytes
- sprites 5000 bytes
- text 1000 bytes
- map 6000 bytes
- overworld 6x6: 2880 bytes
1st dungeon 4x4: 1280 bytes
2nd dungeon 4x4: 1280 bytes
rest 7 screens: 560 bytes

Sounds sorta planned out to me; maybe when he finishes perfecting his engine, he will make the full game since a certain other person *cough* SAM *cough* is taking forever to get his done. Although I do have to say that sam's is an all new original game, not a remake.

     22 January 2003, 00:01 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Grayscale on TI-83 Plus
no_one_2000_  Account Info
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Sam who? Sam Heald?

     22 January 2003, 21:51 GMT


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silent_fury Account Info

yes...

     22 January 2003, 22:48 GMT

Re: Grayscale on TI-83 Plus
silent_fury Account Info

Just how would one go about asking a question in the mailing lists? Do you have to subscribe to them first? (I know virtually nothing about them...)

     22 January 2003, 00:53 GMT


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rmohr02 Account Info
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See link. It would be nice to see some traffic on them.

     22 January 2003, 03:54 GMT


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amateur  Account Info
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Jamcalc.org is closing February 2

- A site renown for its excellent TI Basic tutorials and games - what a shame :(

     22 January 2003, 05:41 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Grayscale on TI-83 Plus
no_one_2000_  Account Info
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Too bad :( Even though I never heard of it.

     22 January 2003, 21:52 GMT


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angelboyfox  Account Info
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I did, it was a pretty good site. What happened?

     30 January 2003, 22:43 GMT

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