Well I don't quite remember what ARMY is (besides one of your projects) but I'm glad you're picking it back up I remember looking forward to it!

>.>

Ah ok. Ya, that's what I figured. Well I got all the programs working now I'll upload them but I won't be able to get screenshots updated until tomorrow because I'm lazy like that

Ya. I've got everything working, to my knowledge (I don't know if there are any bugs I haven't come across), and now just trying to tweak the output routine.

Ya, and now I'm working on getting this thing to support any size sprite (sorta)

Thanks. I just fixed my flipping bug so I'll upload the new version in a bit. I will also get a screenshot up too, soon.

And ya, TI really needs to get on that. I mean what else do people use calculators for? Math? Pshh

This looks really nice Text sprites are my favorite and they are so useful ^^ Its nice to have an editor that is able to generate the combinations for you.  I still wish there was a character that could be used for the missing column tho Silly TI

And i believe there is exactly 1 impossible combination of pixels

What do you mean?

So I said I was thinking about making a text sprite maker so I did. It virtually holds all the same features as my Sprite Maker but the rotation has been taken out. This will give let you create any X*5 text sprite and will output the correct characters. I could have included an option for X*6 sprites but it would have just increased the size and there aren't a whole lot of tokens that use the sixth row anyways so I figured it would be pointless. If any of you can think of any features that you would like implemented please let me know and I'll see what I can do.

Features for this program include:
-Gray cursor.
-Cursor wrap around.
-Invert the sprite.
-Clear the sprite.
-Flip the sprite horizontally or vertically.
-Single row or column filling or deleting.
-Single row or column inverting.
-Supports sprites from one pixel in size to a size of fifty-six pixels.
-Sprites of any length. (Well from one to ninety-five pixels.)
-Gives you the outputs for size (mine are all one byte tokens except when it has to be a two byte token) and the classic combination (the list TI|BD gives here).

Arrows - Move the cursor around.
[2ND] - Turns the current pixel on or off.
[X,T,?,n] - Flips the sprite horizontally.
[STAT] - Flips the sprite vertically.
[ALPHA] - Inverts the sprite.
[MATH] - Inverts the current column.
[X^-1] - Inverts the current row.
[APPS] - Turns the whole row on.
[SIN] - Turns the whole row off.
[PRGM] - Turns the whole column on.
[COS] - Turns the whole column off.

Note:
WARNING! If any sprite contains the following column IT WILL NOT EXIST.

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1
2?
3
4?
5?
Unfortunately no token contains this as it's left side so no sprite with it will be created until TI creates one.

That looks really cool. The stiff arms just look a little odd to me. But I don't know if the swinging that was happening before would fix it. But it does look good

I thought it just returned zero if it didn't exist? I'm not an expert though, just thought I remember seeing that somewhere. Quigibo would probably know how to answer this.