Hey spyro, have you seen uberspire's project paradise?

I think it is too much computer and not enough calc...there's a certain charm in keeping it a calc, you kno what I mean?
But anyway, I think it should have emulators of all the major calcs, and it should allow people to program in Python, lua, and OpenGL. You'de get some really good games with OpenGL support.

That's another thing, guests can't post anymore.

They're from CK. They are part of my "operation CK salvage", where I try to salvage the best of CK. Maybe I could get some volunteers who can still access CK to help me?

See the official thread here: http://www.casiocalc.org/?showtopic=6387

That's cool!

The wind is changing...

Yes. I have high hopes in the LuaFX project. I think it will inspire people who want speed, but not the hassle of learning C (me).

Also, a fresh new tide of casio programmers is arriving. They unfortuanately only know BASIC. Almost all the links to resources for learning C/ASM are down, which is a major roadblock to learning it. If anyone could make a tutorial, specifically for people trying to learn C/ASM for the FX-98xx I think it would help alot.

Also a comprehensive tutorial to luaFX/AFX may help in that area. Maybe getting one out before LuaFX is even released might be a good idea. It would let us programmers see how difficult it would be to learn.(I know, I know, I use the term too liberally. We aren't real programmers because we can't do C.) Actually, I have used lua before and I have every confidence that it will result in more programmer's.

BTW Eiyron: No one was really programming for afx back then, so 2 new programmers is actually a plus. And there are six games now in luaAFX.

Even Casiocalc and CK are dead.

Casiocalc.org is on the rebound! We are now growing rapidly. CK is dead only because their crazy admin has decided to go MIA. :'(

The Fx manager + can do addins also:

http://www.casiocalc.org/?showtopic=5673