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Introduce Yourself! / Re: Dzień dobry
« on: November 19, 2012, 03:38:09 pm »
yes, it is an International Baccalaureate school :) I'm in the pre-IB year now, so it's not that tough yet. I wasn't really sure about IB programme at first - no IT studies. While on the other hand I had a computer science oriented highschool with the regular Polish baccalaureate. I'm still not sure whether I made a good decision or not ;)
Your course combination is not usual for a programmer. What are you studying right now?

BTW: I had to google "shark dissection", cause I had no idea what that was.. <ohgodwhy>

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TI-BASIC / Re: Movement on the graph screen
« on: November 04, 2012, 11:19:56 am »
Ok it works now. I had replaced "K" with "Ans" and this was a mistake. I understand why it wouldn't work with Ans now :)

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TI-BASIC / Re: Movement on the graph screen
« on: November 04, 2012, 08:25:21 am »
Yeah, I updated all of them. Besides the lack of vertical movement, there is also another bug. When I move the pixel to the left, it goes ok for 13 steps. On the 14th step it jumps one step left and one step down, then it goes to the left for another 8 steps and on the 9th jumps one left and one up. When going back right it does a similar thing, except it jumps up.

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TI-BASIC / Re: Movement on the graph screen
« on: November 03, 2012, 07:21:23 pm »
I changed the symbols and now pressing up/down arrow doesn't seem to do anything.

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TI-BASIC / Movement on the graph screen
« on: November 03, 2012, 04:12:47 pm »
Hello,
I have read this nice tutorial about movement and I tried to do the same thing, but on the graph screen. I tried to add movement in the second dimension. For some reason it doesn't work - once any of the arrow keys is pressed, the pixel goes to the top of the screen and can only be moved horizontally.
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AxesOff:
FnOff:
ClrDraw:
ClrHome:
32->Y:
48->X:
Repeat K=45:
Pxl-On(Y,X:
Repeat Ans:
Getkey->K:
End:
ClrDraw:
X+(K=26 and X<94)-(K=24 and X>0)->X:
Y+(K=34 and Y<62)-(K=25 and Y>0)->Y:
End:

Also I know that this is a very simple subject, but I'm just a beginner and I can't figure this by myself.

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Introduce Yourself! / Dzień dobry
« on: October 31, 2012, 06:48:18 pm »
Hi there! After reading the forums for over a week I have decided to make an account and introduce myself.
My name is Janek, I'm 16 and I'm from Poland. I like donuts, longboarding, American hiphop music and everything that is related to computers. I was always keen on programming but I have never had a chance/motivation to start learning it. I have just started my education in an IB school, where students use graph calculators, so I had to buy one. Eventually I have found out about this whole concept of game development and I really got into it. It looks like a lot of fun and a great opportunity to gain some programming experience :)

I don't really have the calculator yet (will have my Ti84+ in about a week) but I have downloaded the Wabbitemu and I'm currently studying your tutorials. But as a newcomer I also have some questions :3
Would you recommend learning TiBasic before getting into Axe? (I know very little TiBasic at the moment)
If not, what is the best way the learn Axe? I know, there are all these tutorials on the forums, but most of them are not related to each other and they only cover a little part of all the things you need to know. Are there some total 'must reads' before learning all the particular things like greyscale or physics?

I would also like to say that I really like how people are amicable to each other here. It's not common on internet forums nowadays :)

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