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Calculator Community => Other Calc-Related Projects and Ideas => TI-Nspire => Topic started by: Snake X on August 28, 2010, 12:53:12 pm
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I developed this in my free time at school... pretty straight forward. you can enter a number to guess up to (ex: if you put in 100 then you would guess between 1-100 or if you put in 500 you can guess between 1 and 500). Then to exit, just enter 0 at any time. you only get up to 10 tries! I was looking for some feedback to see what you guys thought.
have fun!
(developed on os 2.1 (latest))
edit: there should be an extra page (1.2) that has guessgame(). just press enter to run it, no parameters.
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You know, you should try to port Wacky Fun Random Numbar Generator v1.0000069 to the TI-Nspire ;D. You would probably need to ask Nick Disabato permission, though, and make sure to include the exact same readme and file description :P
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haha ill look into it then :p. For now, this is just a basic thing i was doing to adapt myself to the new language. I mean I thought I did a good job for a first program :)
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If I had an Nspire I'd try it :)
However, note that, since you made it on 2.1, nobody except those who have said OS can use it x.x (though Nleash lessens the problem)
And the Wacky Fun Random Numbar Generator v1.0000069 port would be awesome ;D
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Can you post some screenies? I don't have os 2.1 installed.
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Wouldn't it work on OS 2.0 too? If I remember, the OS 2.1 BASIC language didn't even add anything signifiant in terms of Input functions. It came in 2.0.
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IIRC 2.1 documents aren't viewable in 2.0 because TI wants you to upgrade, IIRC.
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Gah, stupid them x.x.
Oh well, maybe Snake can copy the code somewhere then port it to 2.0, eventually, when he installs 2.0 again (with Nleash)
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umm ill just recreate it with os 2.0 and edit this post when its done
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That'd be great. Note that, if you have it set up, you can just use the emulator; you don't have to install it on your Nspire, then go back.
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well, id just rather install the os 2.0. i don't really mind.
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I'll probably get in Nspire mode soon to try this :P
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Right now im editing the game a bit to make it look like the way nspire documents should look like. (hiding the source, writing license, etc.)
edit: first official release!
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Aah ok. By hiding the source do you mean locking the program down or something? Would it require a password?
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no, i just mean deleting the page that has the code on it (the program is still there). This is to keep it user friendly and not to confuse the user just incase a person that doesn't know much about calculator's tries it out.
edit: im just gonna keep updating the file on the first post.