I've disassembled and converted compiled Axe programs to apps before Axe got application creating support. But that requires a little bit of assembly knowledge, which I'll assume you don't have. ticalc.org has plenty disassemblers - just pick one that fits your needs.
well, i meant that others could decompile my prog and then see all the codes i put in... if that is possible, it is a minus...
version 0.1.4 - 83+ compitability - lots of codes (30) - setupeditor fixed - app mode (i am not responsible for crashes, but keep in mind that an error gives a RAM clear sometimes.)
Spoiler For former changelogs:
version 0.1.3 - fixed shop when you have all codes - title screen shows version (you DO need to resend Pic6.8xi) - added 2 codes - added a SECRET code! (only obtainable through cheating or guessing) - minor things - updated readme.
version 0.1.2: - added gambling - list will be updating itself (see instructions) - raised the code buying price - added medals - 12 codes now in the game
version 0.1.1: - fixed the shop - added the code archive - added 2 more codes - list can now support 98 codes. - commented sourcecode for the code variable
version 0.1: - added code engine - added shop - added money making - inserted 5 example codes - mirageOS compatibility
read the readme before playing! this is a basic example. pretty easy, but it is the idea. feel free to post your own ideas, optimizations and other random stuff
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hey everybody,
i haven't been with you for long, but I just got a random idea for a calc game. it is actually really easy. the main idea is that you type in a (16 char?) code like "2K46BG8O3MNR8511" and then if your code is a good one, it shows you a joke/animation/minigame. then it stores your code in a var, so you can recall it later. maybe later i can add things like gaining money so you can buy certain codes and such, but i would like the base thing first...
but you could say I am a noob at programming, so i would need help with things like optimization and animation and stuff.
anyway, has such idea already passed this topic? and is it possible to "strip" a compiled axe program? (with stripping i mean getting the sourcecode, so you can find out all the codes)
One of the adapters in this kit is mini-b male to normal-a female. Using the trick to change a mini-b to mini-a, it's useful.
is there a chance that my cable will be unuseable if the trick goes wrong. more specific: could it ruin my calc usb port? btw, i already have the cable
well, if I want to try I still have to wait, the cable i need is sold out right now, i should try again in a week or so... anyway, does anyone have a F or later revision and uses MSD8X?
as the title says, it won't work with me, and i dont know what is wrong? (could be a lot...) i have downloaded and sent USBDRV8X and MSD8X to my TI 84+, and i got a 2gb usb stick farmatted in FAT16. i also got a gender changer for usb so that i could use my black link cable which is also use for calc to pc. but it just keeps giving error 00C0, meaning that there was no usb inserted. i also noticed that, when i tried to link to my pc, my pc couldn't recognise my calc. but when i deleted USBDRV8X it worked again. I even downgraded the OS to 2.43 (2.55MP first), but it keeps giving error 00C0 btw, what is this boot 1.00 and 1.02?
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