Omnimaga
Calculator Community => TI Calculators => Axe => Topic started by: Darl181 on April 27, 2013, 07:07:04 pm
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There's all sorts of tools to help with coding (sprite editors, base converters,
quadratic solvers etc), yet some people, especially newer members, might not be aware of them.
What tools do you use/have you made to make your programming easier, faster, etc?
I'll start..
Apps:
zStart (http://ourl.ca/10110) - Run programs from homescreen, Assign X key combination to Y program, Label jump menu in program editor, Automatically setting defaults on ram clear, and a bunch of other stuff
Omnicalc (http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/226/22626.html) - Entries menu (pre-MP oses only), Ram restore (Extra ram calcs only), Quick apps
Programs:
zascii - go to a number and it gives you the respective >char and >tok outputs
zkey - press a key, it gives out a number
zsprt - modified version of Deep Thought's sprite editor (http://ourl.ca/8276)*
clrscrpt - works with omnicalc and zstart together, simple basic program that calls mentioned ram restore on ram clear
*modifications are:
- [mode] to switch between 3-lvl and 4-lvl gray
- blinky lines (for science)
- Pt-Mask() and Pt-Mask()r on the right, background cycles
Attached Axe programs are source, Basic program is Basic program
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I mostly use zstart and IES: http://ourl.ca/17753 who is online.
sometime, I use Deep Thought's sprite editor too.
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For special chars, Francais or any of the language apps can be handy, as it adds a char section at the top of CATALOG.
There are other tools to access even more chars but I forgot their names. One was on TI-BD.
They can be handy for people using ASCII or text sprites.
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I use zStart and SirCpwns sprite editor
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I use zStart and AXEPAINT.
zStart is simply the best, no missing features, no more features than you need, all in one page.