Well for the contest, I was just refering to last year's Nspire portion of Omni contest. Almost nobody even bothered to announce their entry, not even when it got finished. It sucked because it seemed like nobody was participating and the Nspire community was almost dead. Enforcing it would at least encourage activity instead of leeching/lurking. As for help usually it was allowed, as long as the author doesn't post a single line of code, right?
On a side note I really hope LuaFX will have some similarities with Nspire Lua, so that porting Nspire games to the PRIZM or vice-versa is easier.
actually posting code in general was allowed and will be as long as what you get help on adds up to less than a large portion of your topic (not like we are gonna hound you but be fair if your whole entry is done via help then who is really coding?)
na i haven't touched the code yet. whats done is the core routines and everything that needs to be done to make calcnet usable. everything else after whats already done is really just for ease of the end user
but first and foremost i need to make sure whats done already is working
ill post the code up for it later but it draws stuff based on a table located in ram. you give it a sprite loc and x,y and grey level i think its been a while.
but other than that table info it handles everything in a simple interrupt routine
EDIT: not gonna paste my code its a cluster fuck and i dont even know what i was thinking when i wrote it.
also now that i think about it shmibs i know those things your talking about. i wish we had some around here. awesome for double kongs...dangerous tho.
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unlike my friend in the first post 