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« Reply #15 on: 25 January, 2012, 17:39:08 »
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Awww, the names sound so cuutte! Also, I cannot wait to try it! I cannot draw sprites well, but what size should they be?
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FileSyst is an application that provides a folder and filesystem for the TI-83+/84+ calculators. It is designed to be easy to access and use in BASIC, and it can be used to access game files and save data, or to create a command prompt, among other things:

Spoiler for Graphiti:
This is a graph explorer for graph theory. It will require lots of work to finish. Currently you can:
Add/delete vertices
Add edges (direction not shown, but they are directed)
Arrange vertices in a circle (in the future, you will be able to define levels of rings and the number of nodes in each)
Create complete graphs quickly

Plans:
Add adjacency matrix viewer
Deleting edges
Multiple graphs support
Arrows for directed graphs
Planarity testing
Matrix operations
Weighted edges
Chromatic polynomials
Chromatic numbers

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Samocal             [o---------]
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EnG                 [oo--------]
Grammer             [ooo-------]
AsmComp             [ooo-------]
Partex              [oooo------]
BatLib              [oooooooo--]
Grammer82           [----------]
Grammer68000        [----------]


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« Reply #16 on: 25 January, 2012, 17:42:26 »
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Oh it seems that if you lose, when it prints out GAME OVER, in the fontSetSys(8x10) font, but it seems you didn't call fontSetSys again when you exited that code, so if you lose in professor oak's lab, the first battle, all the text that is put on the screen is in the 8x10 font instead of what looked like the 4x6 I believe for everything else.

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It also seems that if you lose in professor oak's lab, you don't start the game over, which makes sense like in the original, but that's when the text goes crazy.



 
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« Reply #17 on: 25 January, 2012, 17:51:11 »
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Oh yes, you are right !
Actually, after a Game Over you normally quit the game, and I don't have to restore the small font. But if you lose in Prof Oak's lab, you don't quit. I thought nobody would lose the first fight but in fact, yes...  Grin
I can fix it by restoring the small font after the Game Over. (And to restore the small font, go see the stats of your Pokemon, it will call FontSetSys ^^)

The size of the sprites should be 48x48, and monochrome only. I have completely forgotten, sorry.

@xeda : You can, or you cannot draw sprites well ??  Roll Eyes
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« Reply #18 on: 25 January, 2012, 17:59:21 »
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Okay Smiley Also, I cannot draw sprites well Big smile However, there are people here who are very good and who have made Pokémon sprites before Smiley
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FileSyst is an application that provides a folder and filesystem for the TI-83+/84+ calculators. It is designed to be easy to access and use in BASIC, and it can be used to access game files and save data, or to create a command prompt, among other things:

Spoiler for Graphiti:
This is a graph explorer for graph theory. It will require lots of work to finish. Currently you can:
Add/delete vertices
Add edges (direction not shown, but they are directed)
Arrange vertices in a circle (in the future, you will be able to define levels of rings and the number of nodes in each)
Create complete graphs quickly

Plans:
Add adjacency matrix viewer
Deleting edges
Multiple graphs support
Arrows for directed graphs
Planarity testing
Matrix operations
Weighted edges
Chromatic polynomials
Chromatic numbers

Spoiler for Stats:

Samocal             [o---------]
Virtual Processor   [o---------]
EnG                 [oo--------]
Grammer             [ooo-------]
AsmComp             [ooo-------]
Partex              [oooo------]
BatLib              [oooooooo--]
Grammer82           [----------]
Grammer68000        [----------]


Pseudonyms:  Zeda, Xeda, Thunderbolt
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             -Learning to program z80 in hexadecimal before using an assembler (no computer was
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« Reply #19 on: 25 January, 2012, 18:29:42 »
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New TI-68k projects, especially in C/ASM, are quite infrequent, so I've created a topic on TI-Planet, the leading site of the French community: http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=8710 Smiley

I'm curious: why did you use external text files ? Maybe because you were getting closer to the 64 KB size limit ? If you are getting close to the limit, then the information in S1P9, available from http://tict.ticalc.org/projects.html#ref_tutorials , may be of some interest to you: in some circumstances, tweaking the compiler & linker options, plus a bit of optimization work on the code itself, can save 10+KB out of ~60 Smiley
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« Reply #20 on: 25 January, 2012, 18:59:52 »
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Thank you Lionel Debroux, to advertise my project on Tiplanet. I'm French and I haven't heard about this site before, shame on me !

To answer you about the texts files, it is not to save space in a range of 10/20 KB, but rather of 60/70 KB ! I was obliged to separate the installation (map/sprites) from the datas (pokemons/moves/objects), because the installation program itself (!!!) reached the 64 KB limit !
If I put all the datas into the main program, it would be about 120 KB large, and I don't think I can optimize so far...

Otherwise, I will look carefully on the optimization tutorial you advised me to read, it might be very interesting.
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« Reply #21 on: 25 January, 2012, 19:11:40 »
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And another bit of curiosity: why do you need an installation program for a TI-68k C Pokemon ?
I'm not criticizing, I'm just trying to understand which areas of optimization - if any - could be applied on the program, so as to make its growth easier Smiley
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« Reply #22 on: 25 January, 2012, 19:12:56 »
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* Xeda112358 is playing and it is nice Cheesy
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Spoiler for FileSyst:
FileSyst is an application that provides a folder and filesystem for the TI-83+/84+ calculators. It is designed to be easy to access and use in BASIC, and it can be used to access game files and save data, or to create a command prompt, among other things:

Spoiler for Graphiti:
This is a graph explorer for graph theory. It will require lots of work to finish. Currently you can:
Add/delete vertices
Add edges (direction not shown, but they are directed)
Arrange vertices in a circle (in the future, you will be able to define levels of rings and the number of nodes in each)
Create complete graphs quickly

Plans:
Add adjacency matrix viewer
Deleting edges
Multiple graphs support
Arrows for directed graphs
Planarity testing
Matrix operations
Weighted edges
Chromatic polynomials
Chromatic numbers

Spoiler for Stats:

Samocal             [o---------]
Virtual Processor   [o---------]
EnG                 [oo--------]
Grammer             [ooo-------]
AsmComp             [ooo-------]
Partex              [oooo------]
BatLib              [oooooooo--]
Grammer82           [----------]
Grammer68000        [----------]


Pseudonyms:  Zeda, Xeda, Thunderbolt
Languages:   English, français
Programming: z80 Assmebly
             Grammer
             TI-BASIC (83/84/+/SE, 89/89t/92)
Known For:   -Creator of the Grammer programming language
              (Winning program of zContest2011)
             -BatLib- One of the most feature packed libraries for BASIC programmers available
              with over 100 functions and a simple programming language
             -Learning to program z80 in hexadecimal before using an assembler (no computer was
              available!)
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« Reply #23 on: 25 January, 2012, 19:16:03 »
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I made an installation program so that it creates the POKEMON folder, and writes text files in it, because there are about 40 map files. I want the user to do as few things as possible to get the game working.
Do you want the source, to see how I coded it ?

Thank you Xeda, tell me when you beat Ondine, she is quite tought, I think  Frustrated
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« Reply #24 on: 25 January, 2012, 19:19:23 »
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Hey ! Another Pokemon porter Cheesy
This seems very nice. I think I am going to steal one of my friends' TI-89, or advertise until they install it so I can play on their calc Tongue
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« Reply #25 on: 25 January, 2012, 19:22:59 »
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I wonder, can you make an option to auto-save when you exit?
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Spoiler for FileSyst:
FileSyst is an application that provides a folder and filesystem for the TI-83+/84+ calculators. It is designed to be easy to access and use in BASIC, and it can be used to access game files and save data, or to create a command prompt, among other things:

Spoiler for Graphiti:
This is a graph explorer for graph theory. It will require lots of work to finish. Currently you can:
Add/delete vertices
Add edges (direction not shown, but they are directed)
Arrange vertices in a circle (in the future, you will be able to define levels of rings and the number of nodes in each)
Create complete graphs quickly

Plans:
Add adjacency matrix viewer
Deleting edges
Multiple graphs support
Arrows for directed graphs
Planarity testing
Matrix operations
Weighted edges
Chromatic polynomials
Chromatic numbers

Spoiler for Stats:

Samocal             [o---------]
Virtual Processor   [o---------]
EnG                 [oo--------]
Grammer             [ooo-------]
AsmComp             [ooo-------]
Partex              [oooo------]
BatLib              [oooooooo--]
Grammer82           [----------]
Grammer68000        [----------]


Pseudonyms:  Zeda, Xeda, Thunderbolt
Languages:   English, français
Programming: z80 Assmebly
             Grammer
             TI-BASIC (83/84/+/SE, 89/89t/92)
Known For:   -Creator of the Grammer programming language
              (Winning program of zContest2011)
             -BatLib- One of the most feature packed libraries for BASIC programmers available
              with over 100 functions and a simple programming language
             -Learning to program z80 in hexadecimal before using an assembler (no computer was
              available!)
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« Reply #26 on: 25 January, 2012, 19:24:05 »
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Quote from: Xeda112358 on 25 January, 2012, 19:22:59
I wonder, can you make an option to auto-save when you exit?
Or a special key, because if you lost a match, you may not want to save your progress Tongue
But yeah, that would be a good idea Smiley
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« Reply #27 on: 25 January, 2012, 19:26:48 »
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And maybe a quick save key? Like using → to save, [home] to quit with saving, [ESC] to quit without saving? It is so cool that it designed for the calc! I like how you made name input at the beginning Smiley
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Spoiler for FileSyst:
FileSyst is an application that provides a folder and filesystem for the TI-83+/84+ calculators. It is designed to be easy to access and use in BASIC, and it can be used to access game files and save data, or to create a command prompt, among other things:

Spoiler for Graphiti:
This is a graph explorer for graph theory. It will require lots of work to finish. Currently you can:
Add/delete vertices
Add edges (direction not shown, but they are directed)
Arrange vertices in a circle (in the future, you will be able to define levels of rings and the number of nodes in each)
Create complete graphs quickly

Plans:
Add adjacency matrix viewer
Deleting edges
Multiple graphs support
Arrows for directed graphs
Planarity testing
Matrix operations
Weighted edges
Chromatic polynomials
Chromatic numbers

Spoiler for Stats:

Samocal             [o---------]
Virtual Processor   [o---------]
EnG                 [oo--------]
Grammer             [ooo-------]
AsmComp             [ooo-------]
Partex              [oooo------]
BatLib              [oooooooo--]
Grammer82           [----------]
Grammer68000        [----------]


Pseudonyms:  Zeda, Xeda, Thunderbolt
Languages:   English, français
Programming: z80 Assmebly
             Grammer
             TI-BASIC (83/84/+/SE, 89/89t/92)
Known For:   -Creator of the Grammer programming language
              (Winning program of zContest2011)
             -BatLib- One of the most feature packed libraries for BASIC programmers available
              with over 100 functions and a simple programming language
             -Learning to program z80 in hexadecimal before using an assembler (no computer was
              available!)
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« Reply #28 on: 25 January, 2012, 19:27:04 »
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Do you want the source, to see how I coded it ?
Sure Smiley
Please send to the e-mail address in my profile.
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« Reply #29 on: 25 January, 2012, 20:26:11 »
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I can also help translate/proofread if Matrefeytontias decides they want help. Or if you want a Spanish version, i could help with that too Wink
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