MaxCoderz

I seem to be having problems with the #include command. I include some files at the end of my program, files that include sprites, tilemaps, and sprite and map drawing routines. The program compiles fine, but when I run the program, it crashes. However, if I paste the contents of the included files ...

There is also the "call z,lbl" command. You can check out the full opcode list at http://www.shiar.org/product/z80.txt and they are all explained in the "z80 instruction set" appendicy of Learn TI-83 Plus Assembly In 28 Days.

Sorry to bump this topic, but has there been any progress? I am looking foward to this.

The Win95 game came with the "Best of Entertainment" pack and was called "Rodent's Revenge".

This game is really great! For some reason, it made me think of this game. Perhaps it could be done on calc too.

WooHoo! 10 right out of 40 that's, 25%... nevermind.
Isn't #20 "Adentures of lolo?", and I know I've played #31 before.

Why not just make a new mirageOS compatible shell, but include as many useful routines as possible. things like A "generic" tile mapper (smooth scrolling 8*8 tiles) Rotationg/mirroring sprites (to save memory) Stretching/shrinking sprites (It seems to me that Dwedit made a program a while ...

Did you put .end on the last two lines of the file?

The mario on the right looks great! It looks more like a 3/4 view than a profile, but if he is animated like in SMB3 and his head moves, it would be very faithful to the origonal.

I wouldn't store the points to an array if I could figure out a way around it, but the way I have it set up right now, it looks like this: [ line y-values ][ line y-values ] [ line y-values ] I calculate the lines and their y-values, and then I draw the lines based off the information in the array. ...

I am making a program that draws filled triangles, and right now it saves points into an array in this format: .db initial X-value .db y1a,y1b,y1c,y1d .db y2a,y2b,y2c,y2d Vertical lines would then be drawn from (initX,y1a)-(initX,y2a), (initX+1,y1b)-(initX+1,y2b), (initX+2,y1c)-(initX+2,y2c) Hopeful...

I haven't come across anything that I couldn't extract with Power Archiver.

I have recently been looking around the internet for demos/intros, which are non-interactive effects and pictures produced by the computer in real-time. My curosity was sparked by the amazing Monochromatic 2 for the Ti-83(+). One of the things that realy interested me about intros, were the very sma...

The "or a" is fixed now, but I think the swap might be good where it is. It depends on how the routine is going to be used. If the x-values are in the correct order the majority of the time, it will execute faster with the call than the jump. Or am I missing something?

Thanks for the suggestions and optimizations guys. It now checks for which x-value is on the left, and I added the changes that CoBB pointed out. I edited the post above.