DoodleJump Discussion

[Deep Thought]

The Axe DispGraph command used to not work in programs running at 15 MHz (programs running on TI-83 Plus Silver Editions and above at max speed).

[Munchor]

The Axe DispGraph command used to not work in programs running at 15 MHz (programs running on TI-83 Plus Silver Editions and above at max speed).

I should add, though, that it has been fixed now.

[p2]

I can't send it on my TI.
It always says:

Doodle Jumb Beta 5.8xk cannot be sent.
Please try again.



Where can I download an older version of it?7
I once had Doodle Jump on my TI (older version of it)

[p2]

Found an older Version of if!!   

[mushmoom]

does it work for ti 83+?

[DJ Omnimaga]

I'M pretty sure it does, unless he blocked it. If he didn't block it it might run twice slower, though.

[zeldaking]

Nice work Mohammad, I have played this game and it is well created. Nice to see even more fun upgrades.

[Mohammad]

i appreciate all of you guys' feedback. I must inform you however that development on this has stopped a very long time ago. I used calculator language as a way to get me hooked on to programming and now I'm programming in OOP such as Java and C#. Currently im developing android apps. To me calculators seem very obsolete in terms of programming since the hardware of a ti-84 is garbage compared to a dual core smartphone. In fact smartphones these days could emulate a ti-84 100 times faster than a real one with no problem at all. Some one needs to make a calculator with some real specs. But anyway, i enjoyed very much making this doodlejump game and thanks to all the positive feedback...in fact it's still spreading like wildfire at my school without me even knowing so that's good hope its the same elsewhere as well lol. Programming it was too hard...way too hard considering variables had no names...that was the hardest part, and to this day idk how i pulled it off but i did and i probably wont have to think that hard again thanks to modern programming languages. Making this game was something ill never forget and a programming memory that i will certainly cherish. Good Bye

[shmibs]

the challenge it poses is exactly why some people stick around in this community. that and being able to work directly with the hardware, controlling anything and everything about it. i'm forcing myself to work on higher level languages like those you mentioned, but oop just doesn't cut it
good luck with your future, both in terms of your career and your hobbyist activities. it's been nice to have you here. oh, and if you ever have any C# or Java questions, feel free to come back and ask people here. we have plenty of programmers for things like that as well.

[Deep Thought]

Good luck with whatever you take on next

[Mohammad]

Did you guys think I would just leave like that? lol! I've got one more surprise for you guys. I realized I never released version 1 even though when i released Beta 5, I had version one fully working. Hence, I've decided to release version 1, the final product. Enjoy

Featured power-ups  
Jetpack (Press 2nd to use. Used for reaching higher or preventing falling)
Spring Feet (Enables springed feet for 6 jumps)
+100 points (Gives 100 points)
SlowScroll (Makes doodler jump lower)
Arrow (Allows to jump higher)
Question Mark (provides random power-up)
Contrast Flip (Inverts colors on the screen)
Slow Motion (Slows the gameplay down for some time)

Download Here: http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?topic=6449.0

PS: Thanks to Runner112 for the help with signing the application. And, i also attached the source code in a pdf file in case anyone is interested(on the first post)