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Title: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 27, 2011, 10:59:17 am

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:

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 ;)

screenie:
(http://img.removedfromgame.com/imgs/RANDOMscreen2.gif)

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Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: aeTIos on January 27, 2011, 11:00:39 am

strip axe prog: no (afaik)
and 'strip' is called 'decompiling'

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Deep Toaster on January 27, 2011, 11:01:42 am

Quote from: ferox on January 27, 2011, 10:59:17 am

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...

You mean like a homescreen hook? That'd be cool.

Pretty hard to set up with Axe, though.

Quote from: ferox on January 27, 2011, 10:59:17 am

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)

Nope, no decompilers, unfortunately. You can try disassembling the program, but that leaves you with assembly code (don't know if you know assembly or not).

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 11:02:00 am

So are you saying you want codes to activate certain events?

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: aeTIos on January 27, 2011, 11:03:11 am

ehmm... hooks with axe has no one tried and its not implented atm so i think its really hard.

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: alberthrocks on January 27, 2011, 11:03:31 am

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. ;)

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 11:04:03 am

Also, do you want the hex code of an axe program? There are ways to do that pretty easily.

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 27, 2011, 11:04:53 am

Quote from: aeTIos on January 27, 2011, 11:00:39 am

and 'strip' is called 'decompiling'

decompile, that was the word I was looking for ;D

Quote from: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 11:02:00 am

So are you saying you want codes to activate certain events?

yes, insert a valid code, and you trigger an event (could be very random :P)

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Deep Toaster on January 27, 2011, 11:05:27 am

Quote from: ferox on January 27, 2011, 11:04:53 am

Quote from: aeTIos on January 27, 2011, 11:00:39 am
and 'strip' is called 'decompiling'
decompile, that was the word I was looking for ;D

Quote from: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 11:02:00 am
So are you saying you want codes to activate certain events?
yes, insert a valid code, and you trigger an event (could be very random :P)

Yep, that sounds like a hook.

Quote from: aeTIos on January 27, 2011, 11:03:11 am

ehmm... hooks with axe has no one tried and its not implented atm so i think its really hard.

I've done it. It works, but you have to use Asm( (for the b_call to start the hook).

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 27, 2011, 11:06:57 am

Quote from: alberthrocks on January 27, 2011, 11:03:31 am

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...

Quote from: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 11:04:03 am

Also, do you want the hex code of an axe program? There are ways to do that pretty easily.

hex code? like i said, i'm a noob, i just got the idea XD

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Deep Toaster on January 27, 2011, 11:08:13 am

Quote from: ferox on January 27, 2011, 11:06:57 am

Quote from: alberthrocks on January 27, 2011, 11:03:31 am
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...

Nope, there are no Axe decompilers out there, so the farthest you can go would be to disassemble it into assembly. The Axe source is gone, in other words.

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 27, 2011, 11:10:16 am

Quote from: Deep Thought on January 27, 2011, 11:08:13 am

Quote from: ferox on January 27, 2011, 11:06:57 am
Quote from: alberthrocks on January 27, 2011, 11:03:31 am
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...

Nope, there are no Axe decompilers out there, so the farthest you can go would be to disassemble it into assembly. The Axe source is gone, in other words.

but that is still no clear answer to my question: is it possible to decompile and see the codes?

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Ashbad on January 27, 2011, 11:11:07 am

Quote from: ferox on January 27, 2011, 11:10:16 am

Quote from: Deep Thought on January 27, 2011, 11:08:13 am
Quote from: ferox on January 27, 2011, 11:06:57 am
Quote from: alberthrocks on January 27, 2011, 11:03:31 am
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...

Nope, there are no Axe decompilers out there, so the farthest you can go would be to disassemble it into assembly. The Axe source is gone, in other words.

but that is still no clear answer to my question: is it possible to decompile and see the codes?

Yes, using a disassembler. but the code you'll see won't be in axe, but in assembly.

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: aeTIos on January 27, 2011, 11:11:16 am

Quote from: ferox on January 27, 2011, 11:06:57 am

Quote from: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 11:04:03 am
Also, do you want the hex code of an axe program? There are ways to do that pretty easily.

hex code? like i said, i'm a noob, i just got the idea XD

the hex code is the code of a program in hexidecimal numbers.

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 11:12:59 am

I'm not an Axe programmer if that is what this is aimed at. However, in BASIC, you could do something like this:

Code: [Select]

Input "CODE:",Str1
ClrHome
If Str1="GARRMEOWRAWR
Then
prgmRAWRZ
Stop
End
If Str1="GIZZLEBOPS
Then
Asm(prgmPONG
Stop
End
If Str1="SOAGUYWALKSINTO...
Then
Output(1,1,"YEAH, I HAVE NOTHING
Stop
End
Output(1,1,"INVALID CODE!

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 27, 2011, 11:14:12 am

Quote from: Ashbad on January 27, 2011, 11:11:07 am

Yes, using a disassembler. but the code you'll see won't be in axe, but in assembly.

thanks, but i will trust you all :P (well anyway, it would take all the fun out of the game)

Quote from: aeTIos on January 27, 2011, 11:11:16 am

Quote from: ferox on January 27, 2011, 11:06:57 am
Quote from: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 11:04:03 am
Also, do you want the hex code of an axe program? There are ways to do that pretty easily.

hex code? like i said, i'm a noob, i just got the idea XD
the hex code is the code of a program in hexidecimal numbers.

aaaaah, i really need to learn a bit or two (or more like 1000) :(

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: aeTIos on January 27, 2011, 11:14:48 am

doesnt matter

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 11:15:01 am

Well, 1000 bits is 125 bytes.... :P

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Deep Toaster on January 27, 2011, 11:15:21 am

Quote from: ferox on January 27, 2011, 11:10:16 am

but that is still no clear answer to my question: is it possible to decompile and see the codes?

Depending on what "codes" you want to see. The compiled Axe program is in data form. You can easily convert it to ASCII hex using something like this "unsquisher" (http://asmtools.omnimaga.org/), or you could disassemble it into assembly code with a disassembler. You can't get the Axe source back, though.

For example, say you have this program:

Code: (Axe) [Select]

:1+1

Once you compile it, it's in data form.

If you use an unsquisher, it gives you

Code: (Hex) [Select]

:AsmPrgm21010023

If you use a disassembler, it gives you

Code: (ASM) [Select]

LD HL,$0001
INC HL

But there's no way to get back to the Axe code.

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 27, 2011, 11:16:34 am

Quote from: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 11:12:59 am

I'm not an Axe programmer if that is what this is aimed at. However, in BASIC, you could do something like this:
Code: [Select]
Input "CODE:",Str1 ClrHome If Str1="GARRMEOWRAWR Then prgmRAWRZ Stop End If Str1="GIZZLEBOPS Then Asm(prgmPONG Stop End If Str1="SOAGUYWALKSINTO... Then Output(1,1,"YEAH, I HAVE NOTHING Stop End Output(1,1,"INVALID CODE!

well, sort of, but then no external progs or such, but just random things.
and since i would like to learn axe, it would be fun if it were my first prog (if it is possible, that is)

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 11:17:45 am

Ah, okay... Erm, I still need to learn axe too... And why doesn't axe just compile it to 210200? It would save memory/speed

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Ashbad on January 27, 2011, 11:17:52 am

Installing a parser hook may be a bit of a hard challenge for your first axe program, I would suggest starting smaller at something more like a moving sprite, a test game, or a tilemapper

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: alberthrocks on January 27, 2011, 11:18:26 am

Quote from: ferox on January 27, 2011, 11:10:16 am

Quote from: Deep Thought on January 27, 2011, 11:08:13 am
Quote from: ferox on January 27, 2011, 11:06:57 am
Quote from: alberthrocks on January 27, 2011, 11:03:31 am
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...

Nope, there are no Axe decompilers out there, so the farthest you can go would be to disassemble it into assembly. The Axe source is gone, in other words.

but that is still no clear answer to my question: is it possible to decompile and see the codes?

Ehh... assembly code, yes. But not very interesting (or fun) to read: http://omnimaga.pastebin.com/zCHk31V4

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Deep Toaster on January 27, 2011, 11:18:40 am

Quote from: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 11:17:45 am

Ah, okay... Erm, I still need to learn axe too... And why doesn't axe just compile it to 210200? It would save memory/speed

It does. Just for sake of example, just pretend it doesn't :P

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 11:19:19 am

Yeah, I prefer to read the hex, not those ugly mnemonics...

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: calc84maniac on January 27, 2011, 11:19:31 am

Quote from: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 11:17:45 am

Ah, okay... Erm, I still need to learn axe too... And why doesn't axe just compile it to 210200? It would save memory/speed

I think it does, actually.

rawr, mega ninja'd

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Deep Toaster on January 27, 2011, 11:19:49 am

Quote from: Ashbad on January 27, 2011, 11:17:52 am

Installing a parser hook may be a bit of a hard challenge for your first axe program, I would suggest starting smaller at something more like a moving sprite, a test game, or a tilemapper

A homescreen hook would be much easier for this. But yeah, in any case a hook is pretty advanced. Try something simpler if you're just learning Axe.

Quote from: calc84maniac on January 27, 2011, 11:19:31 am

Quote from: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 11:17:45 am
Ah, okay... Erm, I still need to learn axe too... And why doesn't axe just compile it to 210200? It would save memory/speed
I think it does, actually.

rawr, mega ninja'd

Ninja'd you.

EDIT: Edit ninja'd :P

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 11:20:19 am

Quote from: Deep Thought on January 27, 2011, 11:18:40 am

Quote from: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 11:17:45 am
Ah, okay... Erm, I still need to learn axe too... And why doesn't axe just compile it to 210200? It would save memory/speed

It does. Just for sake of example, just pretend it doesn't :P

Oh, okay :P Oops...

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 27, 2011, 11:22:07 am

Quote from: Ashbad on January 27, 2011, 11:17:52 am

Installing a parser hook may be a bit of a hard challenge for your first axe program, I would suggest starting smaller at something more like a moving sprite, a test game, or a tilemapper

well, sprites i can manage if they are 8x8 (i think). i wrote a BASIC converter so you can draw your sprite, and then it converts to hex code. works only for 8x8 though.

anyway, it is the idea, if someone else would like to do this project it would be most welcome. i can give ideas, and sprites and do little things with a bit of studying ;D

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 27, 2011, 11:59:59 am

I also don't really get the "input" function. when i add the header, it changes "Input_" to "input" and now i can't really get it :(
maybe wrong topic, but i need for an example code (if possible).

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: aeTIos on January 27, 2011, 01:26:39 pm

Ferox, you probably dont know, but we are used not to double-post within 6 hours. you can edit your post by either clicking "quick modify" (http://www.omnimaga.org/Themes/omnimaga4/images/icons/modify_inline.gif) or " modify" (http://www.omnimaga.org/Themes/omnimaga4/images/english/modify.gif).
(or you can lose The Game).
Also, welcome here :)

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 27, 2011, 02:01:38 pm

i will keep that in mind ;). btw great forum!
but ontopic again:

is there anyone who likes to create this "game"?

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: aeTIos on January 27, 2011, 02:32:02 pm

Its a bit complex, with those hooks and different 'treasures'.

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 03:25:14 pm

Quote from: ferox on January 27, 2011, 11:22:07 am

well, sprites i can manage if they are 8x8 (i think). i wrote a BASIC converter so you can draw your sprite, and then it converts to hex code. works only for 8x8 though.

I just want to say (on an unrelated note) that it is an advantage if you know how hexadecimal works. ♥

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 27, 2011, 03:30:42 pm

Quote from: aeTIos on January 27, 2011, 02:32:02 pm

Its a bit complex, with those hooks and different 'treasures'.

well, i do know that much ;) I generally know decimal hexadecimal and binary codes :)

Quote from: aeTIos on January 27, 2011, 02:32:02 pm

Its a bit complex, with those hooks and different 'treasures'.

what exactly are those "hooks"?

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 03:41:16 pm

Well, hooks kind of intercept the system. So, a parser hook intercepts OS functions. Like with Celtic 3, whenever the det( command is parsed, control goes to Celtic 3 (well, whenever any command is parsed). In key hooks, control goes to the hook after a key has been pressed and the hook can choose what to output.

(just some examples)

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 27, 2011, 04:28:27 pm

Quote from: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 03:41:16 pm

Well, hooks kind of intercept the system. So, a parser hook intercepts OS functions. Like with Celtic 3, whenever the det( command is parsed, control goes to Celtic 3 (well, whenever any command is parsed). In key hooks, control goes to the hook after a key has been pressed and the hook can choose what to output.

(just some examples)

and where would be the hook in my prog? or in axe? (forgive me if i look dumb ;))

but lets say a very basic code like this: (i feel so noob right now XD)

Code: [Select]

.RANDOM
ClrHome
input->A
If A=123
Disp "lol"
End

(forget optimization plz)

what would that do? (it won't work, i know... but for an example)

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 04:35:23 pm

Again, I am not Axe literate. You don't need to feel like a noob, believe me. Um, you would really need to understand Assembly if you wanted to make a hook.

The other problem is that you would almost need to make the program an APP, so you will want to be sure that the program is going to be very large (so that it doesn't waste memory).

Anyway, the hook "header" would need to be hex, but the rest could be Axe.

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 27, 2011, 04:37:55 pm

app can be done later...
could you plz give an example of a hook?
and, why does AXE give an ERR:BAD SYMBOL when I try to do :123456->A ?

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Mighty Moose on January 27, 2011, 04:39:43 pm

Because when storing to a variable A-Z, etc. it can only be between 0-255 (1 byte) IIRC.

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 04:40:27 pm

Again, I don't do Axe, sorry. If you want to see my code...
>.>
<.</me grins...

Spoiler For Spoiler:

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Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 27, 2011, 04:41:27 pm

Quote from: Mighty Moose on January 27, 2011, 04:39:43 pm

Because when storing to a variable A-Z, etc. it can only be between 0-255 (1 byte) IIRC.

but then for some reason, it can store 12345 in A

Quote from: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 04:40:27 pm

Again, I don't do Axe, sorry. If you want to see my code...
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<.</me grins...
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uhm...
i think i'll take it slowly.
i can program BASIC pretty well, but this is not understandable for me ;)

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: DJ Omnimaga on January 27, 2011, 04:41:36 pm

The game idea seems interesting, but initially it would be good to start with a game requiring no code (or the code being written in the readme), else I doubt people will want to spend 1 week trying to guess the easiest code to play the first game. :P

Welcome on the forums by the way :)

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 27, 2011, 04:45:25 pm

Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on January 27, 2011, 04:41:36 pm

The game idea seems interesting, but initially it would be good to start with a game requiring no code (or the code being written in the readme), else I doubt people will want to spend 1 week trying to guess the easiest code to play the first game. :P

Welcome on the forums by the way :)

thx, i like it here :D

well, i suppose, i'll first try to put it in BASIC, maybe others can add, optimize, convert and do lots of other stuff with it.

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Mighty Moose on January 27, 2011, 04:47:10 pm

Quote from: ferox on January 27, 2011, 04:41:27 pm

Quote from: Mighty Moose on January 27, 2011, 04:39:43 pm
Because when storing to a variable A-Z, etc. it can only be between 0-255 (1 byte) IIRC.
but then for some reason, it can store 12345 in A

Weird...maybe a bug? Report it as I don't know why it is doing that.
Also accidentally rated up your last post ;D.
Edit: Ninja'd...your second to last post

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 27, 2011, 04:50:20 pm

Quote from: Mighty Moose on January 27, 2011, 04:47:10 pm

Quote from: ferox on January 27, 2011, 04:41:27 pm
Quote from: Mighty Moose on January 27, 2011, 04:39:43 pm
Because when storing to a variable A-Z, etc. it can only be between 0-255 (1 byte) IIRC.
but then for some reason, it can store 12345 in A
Weird...maybe a bug? Report it as I don't know why it is doing that.
Also accidentally rated up your last post ;D.
Edit: Ninja'd...your second to last post

haha, thx for rating :P
i have also lots to learn about all the users and uses, i'll learn.

everybody, feel free to add ideas for funny quotes, small minigames and other thing. and mybe a code with it :D

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ztrumpet on January 27, 2011, 05:44:25 pm

Quote from: Mighty Moose on January 27, 2011, 04:39:43 pm

Because when storing to a variable A-Z, etc. it can only be between 0-255 (1 byte) IIRC.

Actually, Axe Vars are two bytes. So, it's 0 to 65535. :)

Also, Zeda: O.O

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 27, 2011, 05:52:13 pm

Hehe, that's currently BatLib before I convert it to code that TASM can read...

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 .dw $B6C3,$304F,$3630,$BB31,$00A0,$423C,$4242,$3C42,$0000,$423C,$5A5A,$3C42,$C300,$4AB2,$B3C3,$C34A,$4AD0,$D1C3,$C34A,$4AE1,$E4C3,$C34A,$4B20,$33C3
 .dw $C34B,$4B35,$42C3,$C34B,$4B92,$C8C3,$C34B,$4C12,$26C3,$C34C,$4C33,$3EC3,$C34C,$4C4A,$56C3,$C34C,$4C57,$64C3,$C34C,$4C8B,$A0C3,$C34C,$4CA3,$DAC3
 .dw $C34C,$4D0A,$1CC3,$C34D,$4D2D,$57C3,$C34D,$4E8C,$96C3,$C34E,$4ECC,$33C3,$C34F,$4F3D,$53C3,$C34F,$4FBF,$C2C3,$C34F,$4FC3,$C6C3,$C34F,$4FEE,$F0C3
 .dw $C34F,$5006,$08C3,$C350,$503F,$AAC3,$C38A,$8AC0,$CFC3,$C38A,$8AD3,$05C3,$C38B,$8B27,$4BC3,$C38B,$4A7A,$80C3,$C351,$5186,$8CC3,$C351,$5192,$98C3
 .dw $C351,$519E,$A4C3,$C351,$51AA,$B0C3,$C351,$51B6,$BCC3,$C351,$51C2,$C8C3,$C351,$51CE,$D4C3,$C351,$51DA,$E0C3,$C351,$51E5,$EAC3,$C351,$51EF,$F4C3
 .dw $C351,$51F9,$FEC3,$C351,$5203,$08C3,$C352,$520D,$12C3,$C352,$5217,$1CC3,$C352,$5221,$26C3,$C352,$522B,$30C3,$C352,$5235,$3AC3,$C352,$523F,$44C3
 .dw $C352,$5249,$4EC3,$C352,$5253,$58C3,$C352,$525D,$60C3,$C352,$5266,$0BC3,$C353,$531F,$32C3,$C353,$5345,$6CC3,$C353,$5395,$BCC3,$C353,$53F3,$29C3
 .dw $C354,$5460,$98C3,$C354,$54D2,$15C3,$C355,$5516,$17C3,$C355,$5518,$19C3,$C355,$551A,$20C3,$C355,$556C,$AFC3,$C355,$55B6,$BDC3,$C355,$55C4,$CBC3
 .dw $C355,$55D2,$D9C3,$C355,$55E0,$E7C3,$C355,$55EE,$F3C3,$C355,$55FF,$0AC3,$C356,$56A5,$6DC3,$C357,$5776,$8AC3,$C357,$584D,$70C3,$C358,$587A,$8DC3
 .dw $C358,$58A1,$B2C3,$C358,$58C3,$C5C3,$C358,$58C8,$D7C3,$C358,$58E8,$F6C3,$C358,$5904,$2AC3,$C359,$5944,$5EC3,$C359,$5977,$89C3,$C359,$599A,$A0C3
 .dw $C359,$59BE,$E9C3,$8359,$73ED,$84AC,$0F31,$F580,$D5E5,$EDC5,$AC7B,$1184,$576D,$B7D5,$E5C8,$B621,$EDB6,$E142,$7DC0,$B43D,$0520,$783A,$B784,$22C0
 .dw $84A8,$DFE5,$E1CF,$9FEF,$2A43,$9824,$2223,$84AA,$64CD,$2A4C,$84A8,$42CA,$1C4B,$2143,$42A0,$10E5,$FD05,$35CB,$C9AE,$0410,$70EF,$C945,$0910,$E621
 .dw $DB4B,$EF06,$4FE4,$10C9,$CD19,$4C64,$0FE6,$8387,$8387,$0016,$215F,$8A3A,$E519,$CCCD,$E14E,$EDEB,$C9B0,$2410,$64CD,$E64C,$870F,$8783,$1683,$5F00
 .dw $3A21,$198A,$CDE5,$4C64,$0FE6,$8387,$8387,$0006,$CD4F,$4C12,$EDE1,$C9B0,$1810,$CCCD,$624E,$CB6B,$CB38,$C519,$702B,$712B,$2323,$4ACD,$D14C,$57EF
 .dw $C943,$1E10,$CCCD,$EB4E,$2B2B,$CB5E,$2326,$CB56,$2316,$EB19,$EFE5,$42F7,$44E1,$194D,$2BEB,$C31B,$4C3E,$2910,$CCCD,$EB4E,$2B2B,$235E,$2356,$2B19
 .dw $8711,$0185,$0040,$3ECD,$214C,$0000,$4B22,$3E84,$127F,$EFEB,$4510,$873A,$EF85,$4501,$10C9,$010D,$0040,$12CD,$EB4C,$0811,$C385,$4C4A,$2810,$64CD
 .dw $E64C,$8707,$8787,$F587,$64CD,$E64C,$C10F,$0680,$4F00,$0821,$0985,$D67E,$FE30,$380A,$D602,$6F07,$0026,$92EF,$C947,$1510,$64CD,$B74C,$AFCA,$2F55
 .dw $7847,$01D3,$01DB,$B72F,$F728,$9FC3,$1043,$CD1B,$4C64,$CDD5,$8B27,$19D1,$3DCD,$E54F,$CDF5,$4C64,$4B42,$12CD,$F14C,$C3E1,$8B05,$1310,$64CD,$D54C
 .dw $27CD,$D18B,$B719,$E5C0,$CCCD,$E14E,$33C3,$104F,$CD0E,$4D0A,$CCCD,$D54E,$CCCD,$E14E,$92C3,$104B,$CD13,$8B27,$CDE5,$4C64,$19E1,$CDE5,$4C64,$7EE1
 .dw $C373,$439F,$0D10,$27CD,$E58B,$64CD,$E14C,$7E19,$9FC3,$1043,$CD2F,$4D0A,$27CD,$E58B,$64CD,$E14C,$E519,$1CCD,$114D,$9340,$E519,$64CD,$F54C,$FE3D
 .dw $D20C,$55E7,$64CD,$3D4C,$40FE,$EED2,$3C55,$E1C1,$C3D1,$8AAA,$1710,$64CD,$3E4C,$8280,$D557,$CCCD,$E14E,$ED1A,$2BA0,$2377,$B178,$F620,$10C9,$CD10
 .dw $4C64,$803E,$5782,$CDD5,$4C64,$4B42,$01C3,$1043,$CD11,$4C64,$803E,$5782,$CDD5,$4C64,$7EE1,$C373,$439F,$0B10,$64CD,$3E4C,$8280,$1A57,$9FC3,$1043
 .dw $CD0F,$8B27,$E5F5,$CDC5,$4C12,$E1C1,$C3F1,$8B05,$1110,$CCCD,$CB4E,$CB38,$2119,$86EC,$CDE5,$4C4A,$C936,$10C9,$CD0E,$4ECC,$11EB,$86EC,$EDD5,$EBB0
 .dw $C936,$10C9,$CD23,$4C64,$CDF5,$4C64,$CDF5,$4C64,$3FE6,$CDF5,$4C64,$0FE6,$CDF5,$4ECC,$F1E1,$C16F,$4FF1,$57CD,$C34D,$4D2D,$0A10,$64CD,$F54C,$27CD
 .dw $F18B,$C912,$1F10,$6FEF,$FE4C,$3801,$780C,$1EFE,$0738,$21EF,$EF52,$478F,$EFC9,$41BC,$B3EF,$2850,$EF03,$4195,$10C9,$210B,$8447,$C67E,$D8D9,$D334
 .dw $C910,$0D10,$4721,$7E84,$D706,$B880,$35D8,$10D3,$10C9,$2130,$9340,$B622,$CD84,$4C64,$CDD5,$4C64,$3DF5,$60FE,$E7D2,$CD55,$4C64,$CDD5,$4C64,$3DF5
 .dw $40FE,$EED2,$CD55,$4C64,$C1F1,$F147,$67E1,$7DEB,$66C3,$1052,$2106,$9340,$3FC3,$1050,$CD13,$4C64,$4B32,$CD84,$4C64,$4C32,$CD84,$4C64,$01EF,$C945
 .dw $1110,$64CD,$FE4C,$3827,$3E02,$3227,$8447,$D8C6,$10D3,$10C9,$CD12,$4C64,$CDF5,$4C64,$F021,$F189,$4619,$7877,$9FC3,$1043,$CD0B,$4C64,$F021,$1989
 .dw $C37E,$439F,$3310,$1CCD,$114D,$9340,$E519,$64CD,$F54C,$64CD,$F14C,$D5F5,$57CD,$444C,$CD4D,$4C12,$41C1,$E1F1,$3E12,$900C,$1A4F,$F5C5,$127E,$2313
 .dw $FA10,$F109,$3DC1,$F220,$10C9,$CD64,$4C64,$CDF5,$4C64,$2E67,$2260,$8479,$32AF,$847B,$B7F1,$1620,$D8D7,$1378,$EB13,$28B7,$1104,$000C,$1119,$9340
 .dw $0001,$C303,$8B05,$03FE,$2030,$D7F5,$0338,$C6EF,$F14F,$02FE,$EFC8,$4333,$36EB,$2300,$0336,$EB23,$0C21,$EF00,$42F7,$C3EB,$503F,$03D6,$D7F5,$0230
 .dw $C9C1,$B778,$0228,$013E,$A8C1,$EFC8,$4FD8,$10C9,$CD1C,$4C64,$4B32,$CD84,$4C64,$4C32,$CD84,$4ECC,$2BEB,$7EE5,$F571,$10EF,$F145,$77E1,$10C9,$CD41
 .dw $4C64,$CDD5,$4C64,$6B62,$2929,$1929,$CDE5,$4ECC,$41EB,$7911,$CD84,$4BC8,$0C0C,$0121,$225D,$8478,$12AF,$EFC5,$42F1,$C178,$4BCD,$D18B,$D119,$F5E5
 .dw $20CD,$604B,$2969,$2929,$4409,$F14D,$C3E1,$8B05,$0A10,$64CD,$E64C,$C63F,$D340,$C910,$CA05,$4D77,$1E10,$27CD,$F58B,$C5D5,$0311,$CD00,$4B20,$CDE1
 .dw $4AE4,$6EE1,$0026,$E4CD,$F14A,$0026,$C36F,$4AE4,$0710,$D7EF,$EF4A,$478F,$10C9,$CD07,$556C,$92EF,$C947,$1610,$64CD,$ED4C,$0553,$CD80,$4ECC,$50EB
 .dw $CD59,$5006,$7A1B,$20B3,$C9F8,$1F10,$64CD,$E64C,$6F07,$0026,$2929,$2929,$CDE5,$4C64,$0FE6,$0016,$E15F,$1119,$8508,$7E19,$9FC3,$1043,$1125,$0002
 .dw $20CD,$D54B,$64CD,$D54C,$64CD,$C14C,$68ED,$79ED,$0BCD,$ED00,$0648,$2600,$D100,$CDC5,$4AE4,$C3E1,$4AE4,$0910,$64CD,$4F4C,$78ED,$9FC3,$1043,$DB09
 .dw $2106,$5038,$66EF,$C94F,$1510,$64CD,$324C,$8001,$64CD,$324C,$8002,$06DB,$4321,$EF50,$4F66,$10C9,$FD05,$36CB,$C98E,$0510,$CBFD,$AE34,$10C9,$CD11
 .dw $4ECC,$EC21,$CB86,$CB38,$E519,$CDC5,$4C4A,$0718,$3310,$CCCD,$D54E,$CDC5,$4C64,$3DE1,$0CFE,$E7D2,$3C55,$CD4F,$4B35,$28B7,$2C01,$3D7D,$3FE6,$CA3C
 .dw $55CB,$C547,$1CCD,$114D,$9340,$E519,$64CD,$E14C,$D1C1,$70C3,$1058,$CD3B,$4C64,$B232,$CD84,$4C64,$7AD5,$CAB3,$55AF,$27CD,$C18B,$F5C5,$B23A,$5F84
 .dw $32F1,$84B0,$D3CD,$ED8A,$AE43,$C184,$780B,$3AB1,$84B0,$E620,$EDD5,$AE4B,$F584,$12CD,$F14C,$C3E1,$8B05,$5E10,$FE7A,$CA37,$4A77,$64CD,$F54C,$64CD
 .dw $F54C,$64CD,$214C,$8BAF,$2373,$2372,$CDE5,$4ECC,$0CE1,$2371,$2370,$77F1,$EB23,$790D,$B0ED,$08FE,$0228,$12AF,$06DB,$04C1,$0510,$6321,$184F,$101F
 .dw $2105,$4EF4,$1818,$0510,$4C21,$184B,$1011,$2105,$5646,$0A18,$0510,$BA21,$1856,$2103,$5719,$E4EF,$C94F,$C205,$497B,$4021,$2293,$84B6,$64CD,$F54C
 .dw $04FE,$1430,$64CD,$D54C,$64CD,$C14C,$CD47,$584D,$E5F5,$CDA6,$439F,$F1E1,$04C1,$C805,$0410,$A62F,$C977,$0310,$77B6,$10C9,$AE03,$C977,$0F10,$EDAF
 .dw $B65B,$1284,$6B62,$0113,$02FF,$B0ED,$10C9,$3E10,$EDFF,$B65B,$1284,$6B62,$0113,$02FF,$B0ED,$10C9,$2A10,$84B6,$0001,$7E03,$772F,$0B23,$B178,$F720
 .dw $78C9,$07FE,$3030,$CDC5,$4C64,$78C1,$04FE,$0D30,$6B62,$1929,$2929,$5BED,$84B6,$1819,$2A19,$84B6,$7BF5,$0F0F,$E60F,$4F0F,$067B,$0900,$07E6,$0447
 .dw $013E,$100F,$C1FD,$0B10,$77AF,$5D54,$0113,$000B,$B0ED,$10C9,$3E0C,$77FF,$5D54,$0113,$000B,$B0ED,$10C9,$0609,$7E0C,$772F,$1023,$C9FA,$0E10,$062F
 .dw $1140,$000C,$A64F,$1977,$1079,$C9F9,$0D10,$4006,$0C11,$4F00,$77B6,$7919,$F910,$10C9,$060D,$1140,$000C,$AE4F,$1977,$1079,$C9F9,$10C9,$0123,$000A
 .dw $12CD,$3E4C,$213A,$4083,$36EB,$2334,$2377,$EDEB,$EDA0,$12A0,$ED13,$EDA0,$12A0,$ED13,$EDA0,$C9A0,$0610,$64CD,$C34C,$5904,$6010,$CCCD,$784E,$C2B0
 .dw $55CB,$29CB,$FE79,$D220,$55CB,$EC21,$C586,$4ACD,$CD4C,$4C64,$0016,$53ED,$84AE,$FE3D,$D220,$55AF,$64CD,$C14C,$21F5,$86EC,$EB11,$C589,$3AD5,$84AE
 .dw $CD5F,$59BE,$12D1,$791B,$28C1,$0404,$184F,$04EC,$0648,$1300,$CDD5,$4C12,$F1E1,$FE7E,$380A,$C602,$C607,$7730,$A0ED,$FAEA,$C949,$2610,$CCCD,$1A4E
 .dw $EBFE,$0320,$5D3E,$EB12,$1141,$8479,$C8CD,$AF4B,$1312,$CD12,$4C64,$7832,$EF84,$42F1,$D878,$C6EF,$C94F,$0610,$11CD,$C35A,$4546,$0610,$11CD,$C35A
 .dw $4889,$3310,$64CD,$D54C,$64CD,$C14C,$CD47,$584D,$E5F5,$64CD,$474C,$600E,$C6CD,$784F,$0301,$CD00,$8B4B,$19D1,$3DCD,$114F,$86EC,$0101,$CD00,$8B05
 .dw $EB1D,$A6F1,$9FC3,$2143,$9340,$110E,$4016,$10DB,$3887,$3EFB,$D307,$DB10,$8710,$FB38,$203E,$10D3,$10DB,$3887,$3EFB,$92C0,$10D3,$0C06,$10DB,$3887
 .dw $EDFB,$20A3,$15F7,$DF20,$10DB,$3887,$3EFB,$D305,$C910,$3EEB,$1110,$0000,$EB29,$6AED,$F5EB,$B87A,$0220,$B97B,$0538,$EB2C,$42ED,$F1EB,$203D,$C9E9
 .dw $11EB,$0000,$103E,$29EB,$29EB,$0130,$3D09,$F620,$11C9,$8478,$06D5,$AF09,$1312,$FC10,$AE11,$D584,$33CD,$EB4B,$67ED,$CDEB,$4B33,$EDEB,$EB67,$7C1B
 .dw $20B5,$E1ED,$52ED,$4D44,$77E1,$7923,$3D87,$80C6,$2377,$EBE5,$ED23,$AFB0,$E112,$0711,$1900,$C9EB,$7AD5,$CAB3,$55C4,$EFEB,$4312,$1313,$EFD5,$411D
 .dw $C1D1,$0EC9,$060A,$AF10,$1729,$38B9,$2C02,$1091,$C9F7,$7BED,$84AC,$A4CD,$F651,$C901,$FE83,$C001,$0026,$4468,$294D,$2909,$E509,$AF21,$5E8B,$5623
 .dw $D523,$234E,$2346,$EFC5,$417A,$F1EF,$7842,$30C1,$FD0A,$35CB,$D1AE,$21E1,$845A,$CDC9,$8B4B,$19D1,$19D1,$3DCD,$014F,$0008,$5A11,$D584,$05CD,$E18B
 .dw $C9AF,$B422,$2184,$9340,$B222,$0684,$C50C,$0806,$1AC5,$6FD5,$0026,$2929,$ED29,$B44B,$0984,$2AEB,$84B2,$C0CD,$228A,$84B2,$13D1,$10C1,$25E3,$2525
 .dw $222C,$84B2,$10C1,$C9D6,$000E,$FE7E,$2029,$3E02,$FE20,$20BB,$230A,$7E05,$4FD6,$6DFE,$0138,$233D,$1312,$100C,$C9E5,$FE83,$2801,$AF03,$C93D,$FE78
 .dw $383A,$D602,$D607,$FE30,$3010,$4FF0,$533A,$B796,$E928,$C579,$8187,$8187,$0016,$215F,$8A3A,$C119,$C9AF,$78C5,$CAB1,$55C4,$6960,$24EF,$1343,$D513
 .dw $1DEF,$D141,$C9C1,$303E,$67ED,$3AFE,$0238,$07C6,$1B12,$1AC9,$3AFE,$0238,$07D6,$ED13,$C96F,$26CD,$CD4C,$4C26,$A9ED,$3EEA,$C94C,$33CD,$CD4C,$4C33
 .dw $A1ED,$4AEA,$C94C,$06EB,$2108,$0000,$0729,$0130,$1019,$C9F9,$5BED,$84AA,$1A1B,$1FE6,$0328,$18AF,$2A07,$84A8,$B57C,$0320,$5F57,$2BC9,$A822,$EB84
 .dw $CD23,$4CA3,$AA22,$F684,$7B01,$D5C9,$CDE5,$4C56,$5BED,$84B4,$2219,$84B4,$3EE1,$CD0A,$4C56,$C9D1,$7921,$7E84,$E6E5,$CB0F,$F53F,$4F3C,$0006,$EB09
 .dw $6860,$B422,$2384,$30F1,$1A06,$0FE6,$8BCD,$1A4C,$F0E6,$0707,$0707,$8BCD,$1B4C,$790D,$20B7,$E1EA,$0911,$1900,$5BED,$84B4,$C97B,$FED5,$3861,$EB0C
 .dw $BB36,$EB23,$4FC6,$BBFE,$0138,$FE3C,$202E,$3E02,$FE3A,$2020,$3E02,$FE29,$203F,$3D01,$1312,$1EDA,$B4AD,$1ECE,$D5BE,$5C2E,$4D44,$64CD,$3D4C,$03E6
 .dw $8787,$C687,$32A6,$8AC4,$B332,$C98A,$64CD,$D54C,$64CD,$EB4C,$2929,$5D54,$1929,$19D1,$DBC9,$8710,$FB38,$203E,$D384,$DB10,$8710,$FB38,$803E,$D385
 .dw $C510,$DBE5,$8710,$FB38,$131A,$11D3,$F510,$C1E1,$240D,$B779,$D720,$C5C9,$21E5,$86EC,$EBE5,$F579,$C5E5,$127E,$7813,$0006,$4709,$F610,$E1C1,$23F1
 .dw $203D,$D1EC,$C1E1,$2AC9,$965D,$7A11,$D54D,$7E23,$D9FE,$0620,$5D22,$C396,$4B42,$D8FE,$1520,$7ECD,$114D,$09CF,$7A1B,$20B3,$0BFB,$B178,$F320,$4BED
 .dw $8003,$FEC9,$2072,$E50D,$6960,$92EF,$E147,$ED23,$034B,$C980,$DEFE,$2E20,$7ECD,$794D,$07E6,$4B32,$CD84,$4D7E,$E679,$320F,$844C,$06E5,$0400,$7E23
 .dw $3FFE,$F920,$E1EB,$7005,$E5D5,$10EF,$E145,$2B36,$EDE1,$034B,$C980,$9CFE,$1E20,$7ECD,$D54D,$7ECD,$F54D,$7ECD,$D54D,$7ECD,$F54D,$7ECD,$F14D,$47C1
 .dw $E1F1,$EB67,$C37D,$5266,$ADFE,$0920,$D3AF,$DB01,$3C01,$F928,$FEC9,$C2BB,$4E35,$7E23,$6CFE,$1520,$CFCD,$CB8A,$CB38,$D519,$EC21,$E586,$4ACD,$364C
 .dw $23E1,$C936,$00C9,$96CD,$FE4E,$2070,$C50E,$7ECD,$D14D,$09EB,$0322,$EB80,$4B42,$FEC9,$2071,$C511,$7ECD,$D14D,$37EB,$ED3F,$2242,$8003,$42EB,$C94B
 .dw $82FE,$1020,$CDC5,$4D7E,$E5D1,$D1CD,$224A,$8003,$4D44,$C9E1,$83FE,$1320,$CDC5,$4D7E,$E5D1,$B2CD,$224A,$8003,$53ED,$8005,$4D44,$C9E1,$7E23,$30FE
 .dw $FED8,$383A,$C9F7,$8CCD,$E54E,$21EB,$0001,$4C44,$1A1B,$30FE,$1838,$3AFE,$1430,$0FE6,$C5D5,$56CD,$C14C,$E509,$3EEB,$CD0A,$4C56,$D1C1,$E218,$EDE1
 .dw $0343,$7E80,$AFC9,$0618,$013E,$0218,$043E,$AA2A,$2B84,$28B7,$BE01,$B6C2,$EF55,$417A,$2223,$84AA,$A82A,$2B84,$A822,$EF84,$42F1,$E1DA,$EB4A,$234E
 .dw $2346,$C9EB,$FE83,$C001,$0026,$2968,$2929,$21E5,$8BAF,$235E,$2356,$4ED5,$4623,$C523,$7AEF,$EF41,$42F1,$C178,$0630,$E1D1,$5A21,$C984,$4BCD,$D18B
 .dw $D119,$CD19,$4F3D,$0801,$1100,$845A,$CDD5,$8B05,$AFE1,$1AC9,$A0ED,$772B,$EA23,$4F33,$B7C9,$C5C8,$7C47,$40D6,$0707,$03E6,$4780,$E67C,$C63F,$6740
 .dw $C178,$01C9,$00AA,$C6CD,$DC4F,$4B42,$4EEB,$4623,$EB23,$83C9,$01FE,$26C0,$6800,$2929,$E529,$AF21,$5E8B,$5623,$D523,$234E,$2346,$EFC5,$417A,$F1EF
 .dw $7842,$30C1,$D106,$21E1,$845A,$CDC9,$8B4B,$19D1,$19D1,$3DCD,$014F,$0008,$5A11,$D584,$05CD,$E18B,$CBFD,$5E05,$0A28,$06E5,$7E08,$772F,$1023,$E1FA
 .dw $FFCD,$C355,$8BBC,$20CD,$CD55,$57A9,$27EF,$1140,$8479,$4EEB,$4623,$6021,$79FE,$2BBE,$0420,$BE78,$0E28,$F811,$19FF,$2AEB,$9830,$52ED,$7AEB,$3FB7
 .dw $E720,$2323,$2346,$2356,$235E,$2323,$C97E,$0A0E,$1006,$29AF,$B917,$0238,$912C,$F710,$39CB,$38B9,$2303,$9191,$C9C9,$237E,$FE4F,$3880,$4709,$E3E3
 .dw $E3E3,$FA10,$C9AF,$E5D5,$2A57,$8005,$F0CD,$4A4F,$41E5,$E3E3,$E3E3,$FA10,$7A14,$00D3,$2BE1,$B57C,$EE20,$D3AF,$E100,$C9D1,$FE83,$C0EE,$4021,$EF93
 .dw $4C7B,$83C9,$2147,$8442,$FE7E,$3832,$3A06,$8001,$7877,$FEC9,$200A,$3A04,$8002,$7877,$77C9,$0C3E,$4F90,$C57E,$1AF5,$7700,$2313,$F910,$F109,$3DC1
 .dw $F120,$01C9,$080C,$001A,$1377,$0678,$0900,$1047,$C9F5,$1EAF,$233F,$B7E5,$0228,$06D3,$0001,$7C00,$B587,$0720,$06DB,$D33C,$2606,$7B40,$A1ED,$EF20
 .dw $06DB,$3E57,$90FF,$3E47,$91FF,$3A4F,$9B71,$06D3,$D17A,$07FE,$0120,$C9AF,$20B7,$ED03,$C9B0,$06D3,$877C,$20B5,$DB07,$3C06,$06D3,$4026,$A0ED,$0DEA
 .dw $DB8B,$4706,$713A,$D39B,$C906,$CCCD,$1A4E,$EBFE,$0320,$5D3E,$EB12,$1141,$8479,$C8CD,$034B,$12AF,$1213,$CDC5,$4C64,$7832,$EF84,$42F1,$C178,$BDDC
 .dw $EB55,$20B7,$4E05,$4623,$C923,$0109,$0009,$4709,$877C,$20B7,$0403,$4026,$D378,$4E06,$4723,$877C,$20B5,$0406,$4026,$D378,$7806,$2346,$09E5,$1822
 .dw $E180,$DBC5,$4F06,$713A,$D39B,$7906,$C9C1,$D9F3,$ED08,$AC73,$3184,$8007,$D1C1,$F1E1,$E5F5,$C5D5,$7BED,$84AC,$B708,$0320,$AFFB,$D9C9,$D3E5,$D906
 .dw $C9FB,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$2100,$0012,$F939,$7DE1,$06D3,$DDE1,$E1E1,$C1D1,$C9F1,$7821,$C384,$5249,$7821,$C384,$524E,$7821,$C384
 .dw $5253,$7821,$C384,$5258,$7821,$C384,$525D,$7821,$C384,$5260,$8321,$C384,$5244,$8321,$C384,$524E,$8321,$C384,$5253,$8321,$C384,$5258,$8321,$C384
 .dw $525D,$8321,$C384,$5260,$8E21,$C384,$5244,$8E21,$C384,$5249,$8E21,$C384,$5253,$8E21,$C384,$5258,$8E21,$1884,$217B,$848E,$7618,$9921,$1884,$2171
 .dw $8499,$6C18,$9921,$1884,$2167,$8499,$6218,$9921,$1884,$215D,$8499,$5818,$A421,$1884,$2153,$84A4,$4E18,$A421,$1884,$2149,$84A4,$4418,$A421,$1884
 .dw $213F,$84A4,$3A18,$AF21,$1884,$2135,$84AF,$3018,$AF21,$1884,$212B,$84AF,$2618,$AF21,$1884,$2121,$84AF,$1C18,$7811,$1884,$1117,$8483,$1218,$8E11
 .dw $1884,$110D,$8499,$0818,$A411,$1884,$1103,$84AF,$0901,$ED00,$C9B0,$C5F5,$0006,$D5C5,$21D5,$86EC,$0036,$ED11,$0186,$0018,$B0ED,$7BD1,$0F0F,$E60F
 .dw $260F,$6F00,$E67B,$F507,$3E47,$28FF,$CB04,$103F,$11FC,$86EC,$7719,$2FF1,$07E6,$473C,$90F1,$7FCB,$0F28,$07E6,$28B7,$4706,$37AF,$101F,$A6FC,$1877
 .dw $2315,$08FE,$0638,$FF36,$08D6,$F518,$28B7,$4706,$37AF,$101F,$77FC,$29E1,$4429,$294D,$ED09,$B64B,$0984,$D5E5,$EB21,$1186,$86F7,$2313,$B77E,$FA28
 .dw $3FCB,$12AE,$7E23,$B72B,$0920,$CB7E,$863F,$A62F,$1812,$1311,$7D23,$F8FE,$0428,$B77E,$F520,$2B1B,$877E,$12AE,$E1D1,$F1C1,$20B7,$0E11,$110C,$86EC
 .dw $2F1A,$77A6,$2313,$200D,$10F7,$C9F0,$203D,$0E10,$110C,$86EC,$B61A,$1377,$0D23,$F820,$F110,$3DC9,$1020,$0C0E,$EC11,$1A86,$77AE,$2313,$200D,$10F8
 .dw $C9F1,$203D,$0E24,$110C,$86EC,$B61A,$1377,$0D23,$F820,$C805,$2805,$0E0F,$110C,$86F8,$B61A,$1377,$0D23,$F820,$F110,$1804,$3DDC,$2620,$0C0E,$EC11
 .dw $1A86,$AEA6,$1377,$0D23,$F720,$C805,$2805,$0E10,$110C,$86F8,$A61A,$77AE,$2313,$200D,$10F7,$04F0,$DA18,$203D,$0E24,$110C,$86EC,$AE1A,$1377,$0D23
 .dw $F820,$C805,$2805,$0E0F,$110C,$86F8,$AE1A,$1377,$0D23,$F820,$F110,$1804,$3DDC,$3420,$0C0E,$EC11,$1A86,$77B6,$2313,$200D,$05F8,$05C8,$1F28,$0EE5
 .dw $110C,$86EC,$A61A,$77AE,$2313,$200D,$E1F7,$0C0E,$F811,$1A86,$77B6,$2313,$200D,$10F8,$04E1,$CC18,$203D,$0E33,$110C,$86EC,$B61A,$1377,$0D23,$F820
 .dw $C805,$2805,$E51E,$0C0E,$EC11,$1A86,$77AE,$2313,$200D,$E1F8,$0C0E,$F811,$1A86,$77B6,$2313,$200D,$10F8,$04E2,$CD18,$203D,$0E34,$110C,$86EC,$A61A
 .dw $77AE,$2313,$200D,$05F7,$05C8,$1E28,$0EE5,$110C,$86EC,$B61A,$1377,$0D23,$F820,$0EE1,$110C,$86F8,$AE1A,$1377,$0D23,$F820,$E210,$1804,$3DCC,$3520
 .dw $0C0E,$EC11,$1A86,$AEA6,$1377,$0D23,$F720,$C805,$2805,$E51F,$0C0E,$EC11,$1A86,$77AE,$2313,$200D,$E1F8,$0C0E,$F811,$1A86,$AEA6,$1377,$0D23,$F720
 .dw $E110,$1804,$3DCB,$3720,$C805,$E5F3,$01D9,$000C,$09E1,$0ED9,$110C,$86EC,$D9D5,$D9D1,$2F1A,$D9A6,$1A47,$B0A6,$2313,$77D9,$2313,$200D,$10EF,$0EE4
 .dw $110C,$86EC,$2F1A,$77A6,$2313,$200D,$FBF7,$3DC9,$4020,$C5F3,$0C11,$1900,$FD10,$E52B,$11D9,$FFF4,$19E1,$C1D9,$C805,$0C0E,$F711,$D586,$D1D9,$1AD9
 .dw $A62F,$47D9,$A61A,$1BB0,$D92B,$1B77,$0D2B,$EF20,$E410,$0C0E,$F711,$1A86,$A62F,$1B77,$0D2B,$F720,$C9FB,$203D,$0003,$0000,$C900,$EFE1,$4510,$C9E5
 .dw $20EF,$214A,$505D,$AA11,$018A,$0123,$B0ED,$06DB,$7132,$479B,$AC2A,$239B,$AE3A,$B89B,$0628,$0F22,$3280,$8011,$9C2A,$239B,$9E3A,$B89B,$0628,$1222
 .dw $3280,$8014,$842A,$239B,$863A,$B89B,$0628,$1522,$3280,$8017,$6721,$7842,$26EF,$C950,$7F01,$2107,$0000,$5D54,$01CB,$D379,$E301,$DBE3,$2F01,$20B7
 .dw $3E08,$8508,$106F,$18ED,$C50E,$0806,$0F2C,$0230,$655C,$F810,$10C1,$7CDD,$20B7,$6F01,$626C,$B77B,$0A28,$4D44,$0929,$0929,$2929,$0929,$7D19,$21C9
 .dw $5A6E,$0B0E,$3D18,$6421,$0E5A,$180A,$2136,$5A5B,$090E,$2F18,$5221,$0E5A,$1809,$2128,$5A4A,$080E,$2118,$4521,$0E5A,$1805,$211A,$5A3F,$060E,$1318
 .dw $3921,$0E5A,$1806,$210C,$5A33,$060E,$0518,$2C21,$0E5A,$0607,$E500,$12CD,$E14C,$B0ED,$42C3,$3A4B,$844B,$0707,$4F07,$4C3A,$4784,$10DB,$3887,$AFFB
 .dw $10D3,$10DB,$3887,$3EFB,$D305,$DB10,$8710,$FB38,$203E,$D380,$DB10,$8710,$FB38,$803E,$D381,$0610,$DB08,$8710,$FB38,$237E,$11D3,$F510,$10DB,$3887
 .dw $3EFB,$D301,$C910,$FE83,$2801,$AF03,$C93D,$FE78,$383A,$D602,$D607,$FE30,$3010,$4FF0,$533A,$B796,$E928,$0026,$2969,$2929,$21E5,$8BAF,$235E,$2356
 .dw $4ED5,$4623,$C523,$7AEF,$EF41,$42F1,$C178,$0A30,$CBFD,$AE35,$E1D1,$5A21,$C984,$4BCD,$D18B,$D119,$CD19,$4F3D,$0801,$1100,$845A,$CDD5,$8B05,$CDE1
 .dw $55FF,$BCC3,$218B,$844C,$477E,$0CFE,$2BD0,$077E,$0707,$606F,$0101,$C308,$4D2D,$FE83,$2801,$AF03,$C93D,$FE78,$383A,$D602,$D607,$FE30,$3010,$4FF0
 .dw $533A,$B796,$E928,$0026,$2969,$2929,$21E5,$8BAF,$235E,$2356,$4ED5,$4623,$C523,$7AEF,$EF41,$42F1,$C178,$0A30,$CBFD,$AE35,$E1D1,$5A21,$C984,$4BCD
 .dw $D18B,$D119,$CD19,$4F3D,$0801,$1100,$845A,$CDD5,$8B05,$CDD1,$56A5,$BCC3,$838B,$01FE,$26C0,$6800,$2929,$E529,$AF21,$5E8B,$5623,$D523,$234E,$2346
 .dw $EFC5,$417A,$F1EF,$7842,$30C1,$D106,$21E1,$845A,$CDC9,$8B4B,$19D1,$19D1,$3DCD,$014F,$0008,$5A11,$D584,$05CD,$E18B,$CBFD,$5E05,$0A28,$06E5,$7E08
 .dw $772F,$1023,$E1FA,$CDEB,$56A5,$BCC3,$2A8B,$800F,$113A,$C380,$8B8B,$0101,$1108,$4089,$0328,$9111,$C340,$4D2D,$0621,$2204,$844B,$20B7,$DB07,$1106
 .dw $5A24,$0318,$1211,$0140,$0008,$AE21,$7184,$23E5,$CDEB,$8B05,$EFE1,$4510,$AFC9,$21F5,$5A79,$7ACD,$214A,$0217,$CBFD,$4E36,$76CD,$2157,$021F,$CBFD
 .dw $6E35,$76CD,$2157,$0227,$CBFD,$6E34,$76CD,$2157,$9340,$3FCD,$F150,$07F5,$0707,$17C6,$064F,$1108,$4010,$023E,$66CD,$CD52,$4A77,$F5F1,$8747,$C680
 .dw $2611,$6F80,$CD7E,$5784,$6CCD,$B755,$FA28,$F5C1,$F578,$0707,$C607,$4F17,$0806,$1011,$3E40,$CD02,$5266,$F1C1,$0FFE,$FEC8,$2001,$0401,$04FE,$0120
 .dw $FE05,$2009,$050B,$B4CA,$0559,$B9CA,$C359,$59B9,$12D6,$0C38,$0F0F,$FE0F,$3003,$4F05,$023E,$4791,$0478,$0220,$023E,$03FE,$0120,$18AF,$7889,$2669
 .dw $4400,$0929,$2929,$0F47,$0F0F,$0FE6,$784F,$0006,$ED09,$B64B,$0984,$07E6,$0447,$013E,$100F,$C9FD,$71F5,$0C3E,$4F90,$B7F1,$1020,$C57E,$1AF5,$1377
 .dw $1023,$09FA,$C1F1,$203D,$C9F2,$203D,$7E11,$F5C5,$A61A,$1377,$1023,$09F9,$C1F1,$203D,$C9F1,$203D,$7E11,$F5C5,$AE1A,$1377,$1023,$09F9,$C1F1,$203D
 .dw $C9F1,$C57E,$1AF5,$77B6,$2313,$F910,$F109,$3DC1,$F120,$06C9,$B708,$0C20,$0178,$000B,$A0ED,$090C,$203D,$C9F9,$203D,$0E0E,$1A0C,$77A6,$7813,$0006
 .dw $4709,$F510,$3DC9,$0E20,$0C0E,$AE1A,$1377,$0678,$0900,$1047,$C9F5,$0C0E,$B61A,$1377,$0678,$0900,$1047,$C9F5,$F50F,$A0DC,$F159,$F50F,$9ADC,$F159
 .dw $F50F,$89DC,$F159,$F50F,$77DC,$F159,$F50F,$5EDC,$F159,$F50F,$44DC,$F159,$D00F,$4006,$3721,$1196,$963F,$01C5,$0004,$B8ED,$0806,$12AF,$2B1B,$FB10
 .dw $10C1,$C9EF,$4006,$3B21,$1196,$963F,$01C5,$0008,$B8ED,$0406,$12AF,$2B1B,$FB10,$10C1,$C9EF,$4006,$3D21,$1196,$963F,$01C5,$000A,$B8ED,$12AF,$121B
 .dw $2B1B,$C12B,$F010,$21C9,$9340,$4016,$06AF,$4E0C,$2377,$1079,$15FA,$F420,$21C9,$9340,$400E,$06AF,$ED0C,$2367,$FB10,$200D,$C9F5,$A0CD,$C359,$59A0
 .dw $4021,$0E93,$AF40,$0C06,$1ECB,$1023,$0DFB,$F520,$C3C9,$57A9,$013E,$AAC3,$3E57,$C302,$57AA,$0006,$09E5,$792B,$0707,$5707,$41AF,$CBB7,$2B16,$FB10
 .dw $0917,$38BB,$9302,$1534,$EF20,$41E1,$7E57,$20B7,$0D04,$1023,$7AF8,$0006,$F5C9,$CCCD,$1A4E,$EBFE,$0320,$5D3E,$EB12,$1141,$8479,$C8CD,$0C4B,$12AF
 .dw $1213,$32F1,$8478,$EFC5,$42F1,$C178,$3EC9,$C6FB,$CD05,$4C64,$E9CD,$DC59,$55BD,$C2B7,$55D2,$4EEB,$4623,$C923,$2020,$2020,$2020,$2020,$483A,$4945
 .dw $4847,$3A54,$4957,$5444,$3A48,$4142,$2944,$3A59,$4142,$2944,$3A58,$5241,$4843,$543A,$4F4F,$4229,$4749,$4E3A,$294F,$4144,$4154,$3AAF,$4142,$2944
 .dw $414E,$454D,$423A,$4441,$4929,$504E,$5455,$423A,$4441,$4E29,$4D55,$4542,$AD52,$7FDF,$FEFF,$0000,$FFFF,$F7FD,$526A,$87E0,$0080,$0000,$0300,$0EC2
 .dw $9794,$B83E,$0000,$0000,$0000,$F93A,$6AD2,$C0E1,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0E07,$94AC,$0039,$0000,$0000,$0000,$3801,$AA52,$00C6,$0000,$0000,$0000,$C600
 .dw $75AA,$B064,$0000,$0000,$0000,$4D00,$AA5C,$4898,$1800,$0008,$0842,$3240,$D5AA,$4848,$0800,$0248,$A4A4,$25A8,$D656,$71B0,$088E,$050E,$A514,$1A14
 .dw $7AD6,$4A60,$0855,$0849,$0404,$0C02,$A9BC,$4A40,$0A44,$0449,$4404,$0504,$A52A,$B180,$1EA4,$0296,$0802,$0308,$AE4A,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000
 .dw $F0EA,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0007,$0000,$801E,$0000,$0300,$0080,$8008,$0000,$0002,$0000,$0420,$1044,$0008,$0000,$0000,$0000,$1410,$134A,$0006,$0000
 .dw $0000,$0000,$4019,$74CE,$0088,$0000,$0000,$0000,$D114,$9439,$8088,$0000,$0000,$0000,$4028,$6B66,$2047,$0000,$0000,$0000,$8000,$00A0,$0000,$0000
 .dw $0000,$0000,$0000,$0040,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$00B0,$0900,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0048,$0900,$0000,$0000
 .dw $0000,$0000,$8A49,$8933,$9431,$0000,$0000,$0000,$4572,$4F44,$544A,$0000,$0000,$0000,$4442,$8927,$584A,$0000,$0000,$0000,$4442,$0914,$544A,$0000
 .dw $0000,$0000,$A881,$8963,$9431,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$00B8,$9000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0040,$9000,$0000,$0000
 .dw $0000,$0000,$9641,$9338,$4019,$0000,$0000,$0000,$4972,$F454,$40A5,$0000,$0000,$0000,$4942,$9410,$80A5,$0000,$0000,$0000,$4942,$9410,$40A5,$0000
 .dw $0000,$0000,$8981,$9310,$4019,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0088,$0024,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0050,$0024,$0000,$0000
 .dw $0000,$0000,$C951,$C624,$0050,$0000,$0000,$0000,$2962,$293D,$0050,$0000,$0000,$0000,$C953,$2925,$0060,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0752,$2925,$0050,$0000
 .dw $0000,$0000,$C189,$C624,$0050,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0600,$0000,$0000,$0000,$8000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$F002,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000
 .dw $AE1E,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0000,$A5EA,$0080,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0300,$A94A,$0040,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0500,$7A2A,$0060,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0C00
 .dw $D6BC,$00B0,$0000,$0000,$0000,$1A00,$D5D6,$0048,$0000,$0000,$0000,$2500,$AA56,$0098,$0000,$0000,$0000,$3200,$75AA,$0064,$0000,$0000,$0000,$4D00
 .dw $AA5C,$00C6,$0000,$0000,$0000,$C600,$94AA,$0039,$0000,$0000,$0000,$3801,$6A52,$C0E1,$0000,$0000,$0000,$0E07,$97AC,$B83E,$0000,$0000,$0000,$F93A
 .dw $52D2,$87E0,$0080,$0000,$0300,$0EC2,$AD94,$7FDF,$FEFF,$0000,$FFFF,$F7FD,$006A,$,$,$,$,$,$,$,$,$,$,$

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 28, 2011, 02:20:23 am

well, i wrote something in BASIC last night (its 8:20 AM here ;D)
this would be the general idea.

i will also update the very first post.

please test and give ideas and opinions below :D

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 28, 2011, 12:09:25 pm

new version already :P

version 0.1.1
see first post

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Ashbad on January 28, 2011, 12:16:33 pm

this is looking very nice :) keep up the great work :D

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 28, 2011, 03:03:02 pm

screenie ;D

took me ages. first TilEm, then hypercam, then finding avi to gif... pfffff
but it worked :D:D:D

(http://img.removedfromgame.com/imgs/RANDOMscreen2.gif)

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 28, 2011, 03:26:57 pm

I like to use WabbitEmu as an emulator because it saves the screenshot video thingamabob as a .gif Also I like the debugger, but that isn't relevant. Still, I like it so far ^-^

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 28, 2011, 03:43:02 pm

Quote from: Xeda112358 on January 28, 2011, 03:26:57 pm

Still, I like it so far ^-^

if you like it that much, maybe you can write your own random event, im sure you'll manage that :P
pm me with code then plz, so you wont spoil :D

Quote from: Xeda112358 on January 28, 2011, 03:26:57 pm

I like to use WabbitEmu as an emulator because it saves the screenshot video thingamabob as a .gif Also I like the debugger, but that isn't relevant.

i hate how the 83+ looks, and i am familiar with an 84+, so i needed an emulator that also does the TI 84+. and then you only have TilEm left :P

btw, weekend is here, so i will bring out a major code update soon :D

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: FinaleTI on January 28, 2011, 04:48:47 pm

Quote from: ferox on January 28, 2011, 03:43:02 pm

Quote from: Xeda112358 on January 28, 2011, 03:26:57 pm
Still, I like it so far ^-^

if you like it that much, maybe you can write your own random event, im sure you'll manage that :P
pm me with code then plz, so you wont spoil :D

Quote from: Xeda112358 on January 28, 2011, 03:26:57 pm
I like to use WabbitEmu as an emulator because it saves the screenshot video thingamabob as a .gif Also I like the debugger, but that isn't relevant.

i hate how the 83+ looks, and i am familiar with an 84+, so i needed an emulator that also does the TI 84+. and then you only have TilEm left :P

btw, weekend is here, so i will bring out a major code update soon :D

The new version of wabbit uses a 84+ skin, if that's the type of rom you provide.

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 28, 2011, 05:00:29 pm

Spoiler For bunch of quotes:

is there a link, because i downloaded from the interwebs, but i wouldnt load...

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Mighty Moose on January 28, 2011, 05:14:15 pm

Here: http://wabbit.codeplex.com/releases/view/44625 (http://wabbit.codeplex.com/releases/view/44625)
Also, interesting game concept!

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 28, 2011, 05:30:47 pm

Quote from: Mighty Moose on January 28, 2011, 05:14:15 pm

Here: http://wabbit.codeplex.com/releases/view/44625 (http://wabbit.codeplex.com/releases/view/44625)
Also, interesting game concept!

thx, for the link, ill do it tomorrow (23:30 here :D)
btw, pm your own randomness plz, im out ideas right now :P

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 29, 2011, 05:16:57 am

new screenie with a peek into 0.1.2 and 2 free codes:
when i have added 7 codes, i will upload it ;D

(http://img.removedfromgame.com/imgs/RANDOMscreen2.gif)

EDIT: wabbitemu won't load pics :(

0.1.2 is now online (i only added 5 codes though)

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 30, 2011, 05:26:07 am

hmm...
why does nobody respond... :(

anyway, we already have version 0.1.3
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

goto first post!

uhm, is there somebody out there who would like to optimize the code and make it smaller? i really need that as a basic prog.

as for the next version, i will only release it when there are at least 25 codes. (15 now)

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 30, 2011, 06:34:45 am

Yeah, if it is BASIC code, I'll take a peak at it and optimise a little !

EDIT: It wouldn't send to my calc... is it using OS 2.53?

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 30, 2011, 08:11:19 am

Quote from: Xeda112358 on January 30, 2011, 06:34:45 am

Yeah, if it is BASIC code, I'll take a peak at it and optimise a little !

EDIT: It wouldn't send to my calc... is it using OS 2.53?

my calc is 2.55, but i don't exactly know what is wrong. you could download TilEm (wabbitemu wont load pics...). but, when you edit the prog in TI graphlink 83+, you need to load it into TilEm or a 84+ because of the getTime function. graphlink wont recognise it and export it as text...
in TilEm just act like your linking to a different calc, then you can export it to your pc...

EDIT: it also did something with the remainder function, i have to redo that. uploaded correct version.

EDIT 2: im downgrading my calc right now, see how in turns out...

EDIT 3: it doesn't recognise the remainder function... that function is used mutiple times troughout the prog...
maybe i can rewrite it...

EDIT 4: it should work now, i put in a while loop.

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 30, 2011, 11:24:29 am

I don't know how the remainder function works, but is it something like remainder(7,3) returns 1? If so, then you can do this for compatibility:

Code: [Select]

BfPart(A/B

That would be the same as remainder(B,A) if that is the correct syntax...

I'll see if I can upload now!

Edit: I think the file program is corrupted or something

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 30, 2011, 11:40:10 am

how could it be corrupted? ???

yes, the fPart seems to work, but i'll leave that to you ;)

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 30, 2011, 11:42:11 am

It sends to my calc, but the first line looks like I tried opening a compressed asm program. It also only shows a few lines of code.

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 30, 2011, 12:35:04 pm

i'll see if it corrupted the archive.
what calc do you use? 84+ with OS 2.43?

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 30, 2011, 12:36:04 pm

Yes. Well, 84+SE. I think it transferred to the computer incorrectly.

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 30, 2011, 12:39:43 pm

i got it from TilEm

but here the same thing happens.
it seems that TilEm screwed it :(

give a minute, i'll see what i can do (luckily i have ArchUnDel)

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 30, 2011, 12:40:54 pm

Things like that happen randomly. Sometimes if you just try again it will work.

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 30, 2011, 12:42:53 pm

no, i think its definitely TilEm

got the right file on my calc now
i'll update the remainder bug again with the fPart

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 30, 2011, 12:44:18 pm

Yeah. It happens with TI-Connect, too. I just try to get the program off the calc again. It might help.

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 30, 2011, 12:51:35 pm

i'll be back in 15 mins, desert is served :P

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 30, 2011, 12:52:19 pm

Okay :D I'll be waiting!

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 30, 2011, 01:12:51 pm

fixing a list error now, and checking the getTime function... ;)
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checking Pic6 and Pic7 for corruption...
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archiving...
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uploading...
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DONE! yay :D

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 30, 2011, 03:48:01 pm

Okay, I have a few mini games if you are interested. They are on TICalc:

http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/424/42409.html
http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/426/42645.html

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 30, 2011, 11:22:32 pm

thx :D

although i'll have to reduce them in size...
see what i can do ;)

EDIT: I used basicbuilder to convert in into an app :D
now size matters less :D (still have to test the clock though - WORKS :D :D :D :D ;D ;D)

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 31, 2011, 11:35:13 am

i won't be around the next few days i think. my pc doesn't get the internet anymore :( :banghead: :crazy: :mad:

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on January 31, 2011, 11:39:39 am

Um, the time commands only work on the 84+/SE in case you are worried about compatability. 83+ users won't be able to use this program.

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 31, 2011, 02:31:44 pm

Quote from: Xeda112358 on January 31, 2011, 11:39:39 am

Um, the time commands only work on the 84+/SE in case you are worried about compatability. 83+ users won't be able to use this program.

i did think about that... but i wondered, is it possible to send with ti connect, without the function error? or i could make 2 versions: 84+ and 83+

btw, internet works again :D

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: DJ Omnimaga on January 31, 2011, 02:55:09 pm

Glad you fixed your internet. As for 83+ the program must not have 84+ only commands, else a transfer error will occur. You would have to make 2 version.

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on January 31, 2011, 04:02:58 pm

right, i will do that then. btw, i think next version will be an app (pics still required, and setupeditor won't work for some reason) and will ber released tomorrow...

with the app availability i think i will release it as 1.0.0 when there are 100 codes (98 normal and 2 secret)

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: DJ Omnimaga on February 01, 2011, 03:56:16 pm

Kk, good luck!

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on February 01, 2011, 04:12:44 pm

thx. btw, setupeditor does not seem to work in app mode...
or is it just me? :P

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on February 01, 2011, 10:17:13 pm

Does SetUpEditor work regularly on your calc? I never knew that Basic Builder had problems with that.

Code: [Select]

SetUpEditor LRND                   ;Supposed to be the little "L"

Is that what it looks like?

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on February 02, 2011, 01:50:17 am

Quote from: Xeda112358 on February 01, 2011, 10:17:13 pm

Does SetUpEditor work regularly on your calc? I never knew that Basic Builder had problems with that.
Code: [Select]
SetUpEditor LRND ;Supposed to be the little "L"Is that what it looks like?

no, i already found the bug, i put the setupeditor after the unarchiving :P
should work now :P

but progs are also still in BASIC so they are easy to edit. and you can find the bugs

btw, new update (and im going to be late for school XD)

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: DJ Omnimaga on February 02, 2011, 05:51:57 pm

BasicBuilder has some compatibility issues with some BASIC commands or requires changes. This is why games like Reuben Quest or the Reign of Legends RPG series were never packaged into BasicBuilder.

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on February 03, 2011, 02:31:24 am

interesting... although i do not use any difficult BASIC commands...
well, feel free to test the app, it can only give you a ram clear as far as i know.
but it seems to work pretty well :D

btw, what version of basicbuilder were they using? i'm using 3.0

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on February 03, 2011, 02:33:59 am

Quote from: ferox on February 02, 2011, 01:50:17 am

Quote from: Xeda112358 on February 01, 2011, 10:17:13 pm
Does SetUpEditor work regularly on your calc? I never knew that Basic Builder had problems with that.
Code: [Select]
SetUpEditor LRND ;Supposed to be the little "L"Is that what it looks like?
no, i already found the bug, i put the setupeditor after the unarchiving :P
should work now :P

but progs are also still in BASIC so they are easy to edit. and you can find the bugs

btw, new update (and im going to be late for school XD)

If you use SetUpEditor, you don't even need to unarchive. It does it for you :D

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on February 03, 2011, 02:34:40 am

Quote from: Xeda112358 on February 03, 2011, 02:33:59 am

Quote from: ferox on February 02, 2011, 01:50:17 am
Quote from: Xeda112358 on February 01, 2011, 10:17:13 pm
Does SetUpEditor work regularly on your calc? I never knew that Basic Builder had problems with that.
Code: [Select]
SetUpEditor LRND ;Supposed to be the little "L"Is that what it looks like?
no, i already found the bug, i put the setupeditor after the unarchiving :P
should work now :P

but progs are also still in BASIC so they are easy to edit. and you can find the bugs

btw, new update (and im going to be late for school XD)

If you use SetUpEditor, you don't even need to unarchive. It does it for you :D

i was told ;) but thx for the warning :P

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: Xeda112358 on February 03, 2011, 04:41:23 pm

Also, if you want an optimisation trick, you can leave off the ending quote. Also, Disp commands can be on the same line. So:

Code: [Select]

Disp "HELLO"can be optimised to:

Code: [Select]

Disp "HELLO
And this:

Code: [Select]

Disp "HELLO"
Disp "WHAT IS"
Disp "YOUR NAME?"

Can be:

Code: [Select]

Disp "HELLO","WHAT IS","YOUR NAME?

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: program4 on February 03, 2011, 07:12:40 pm

Some more optimizations:

2*A can be 2A (in the gambling part, right after the first "You Won" message)
Similarly for the other cases (3*A can be 3A, 4*C can be 4C, etc.)

After the line

Code: [Select]

Output(8,1,"< MODE IS QUIT >there is B+(K+26 and ... 0
The ending parenthesis can be omitted.

Before the message, "BETA TESTER!", the If statement

If _LRNDM(1)=1

can be:

If _LRNDM(1

The same applies to all similar cases.

Right after Lbl 3, 0 -> B can be DelVar B.

A little after the "All codes unlocked" message,

Repeat _LRND(F+1)=0

can be

Repeat not(_LRND(F+1

In general, closing parentheses and multiplication symbols should be omitted.
Also, if there is a conditional (If, While, etc.) that requires an expression equal to 1, the =1 part can be omitted. So,

If L=1

would become

If L

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: squidgetx on February 03, 2011, 07:36:01 pm

Although this isn't a speed-intensive game, isn't it true that 0-> is actually faster (although Delvar is smaller? (but only due to the fact that you can chain commands off of it))?

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: program4 on February 03, 2011, 07:50:36 pm

It probably doesn't make too much of a speed difference, since TI-Basic Developer suggests always using DelVar:

http://tibasicdev.wikidot.com/optimize-deleting

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on February 04, 2011, 02:22:01 am

Quote from: Xeda112358 on February 03, 2011, 04:41:23 pm

Also, if you want an optimisation trick, you can leave off the ending quote. Also, Disp commands can be on the same line. So:
Code: [Select]
Disp "HELLO"can be optimised to:
Code: [Select]
Disp "HELLO

i did know this one, but i may have done it sometimes...

Quote from: Xeda112358 on February 03, 2011, 04:41:23 pm

And this:
Code: [Select]
Disp "HELLO" Disp "WHAT IS" Disp "YOUR NAME?"Can be:
Code: [Select]
Disp "HELLO","WHAT IS","YOUR NAME?

i think, that far in the back of my mind i knew it, but i forgot, it seems.

Quote from: program4 on February 03, 2011, 07:12:40 pm

Some more optimizations:

2*A can be 2A (in the gambling part, right after the first "You Won" message)
Similarly for the other cases (3*A can be 3A, 4*C can be 4C, etc.)

After the line

Code: [Select]
Output(8,1,"< MODE IS QUIT >there is B+(K+26 and ... 0
The ending parenthesis can be omitted.

Before the message, "BETA TESTER!", the If statement

If _LRNDM(1)=1

can be:

If _LRNDM(1

The same applies to all similar cases.

i just did that to be sure it worked ;)

Quote from: program4 on February 03, 2011, 07:12:40 pm

Right after Lbl 3, 0 -> B can be DelVar B.

A little after the "All codes unlocked" message,

Repeat _LRND(F+1)=0

can be

Repeat not(_LRND(F+1

i have never used the not( statement before, i'll experiment with it ;)

Quote from: program4 on February 03, 2011, 07:12:40 pm

In general, closing parentheses and multiplication symbols should be omitted.
Also, if there is a conditional (If, While, etc.) that requires an expression equal to 1, the =1 part can be omitted. So,

If L=1

would become

If L

now your saying it wrong.
If L/=0
(does not equal)

would become

If L

because "If L" returns 1 if the variable exists

i'll wlak through my prog today and see what i can do with your tips :D

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: program4 on February 04, 2011, 07:30:06 pm

Quote from: ferox on February 04, 2011, 02:22:01 am

Quote from: program4 on February 03, 2011, 07:12:40 pm
In general, closing parentheses and multiplication symbols should be omitted.
Also, if there is a conditional (If, While, etc.) that requires an expression equal to 1, the =1 part can be omitted. So,

If L=1

would become

If L

now your saying it wrong.
If L/=0
(does not equal)

would become

If L

because "If L" returns 1 if the variable exists

i'll wlak through my prog today and see what i can do with your tips :D

Well L=1 is basically a subset of L /=0 (a special case), but you're right.

If the only possible values of L are 1 or 0, then you can use If L instead of If L=1. However, if L can be 0, 1, or 2, you would have to use

If L=0
(code)
If L=1
(code)
If L=2
(code)

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on February 05, 2011, 03:24:50 am

Quote from: program4 on February 04, 2011, 07:30:06 pm

Quote from: ferox on February 04, 2011, 02:22:01 am
Quote from: program4 on February 03, 2011, 07:12:40 pm
In general, closing parentheses and multiplication symbols should be omitted.
Also, if there is a conditional (If, While, etc.) that requires an expression equal to 1, the =1 part can be omitted. So,

If L=1

would become

If L

now your saying it wrong.
If L/=0
(does not equal)

would become

If L

because "If L" returns 1 if the variable exists

i'll wlak through my prog today and see what i can do with your tips :D

Well L=1 is basically a subset of L /=0 (a special case), but you're right.

If the only possible values of L are 1 or 0, then you can use If L instead of If L=1. However, if L can be 0, 1, or 2, you would have to use

If L=0
(code)
If L=1
(code)
If L=2
(code)

okay :D

i optimized it during school, but at the end of the day i used ARCHUNDEL and by accident i replaced the optimized version with the non-optimized...

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: program4 on February 06, 2011, 05:53:25 pm

Oh... sorry to hear :(

It's good to get in the habit of backing up often, even if that means making a group on the calculator.

For optimizations, you can always go to the TI-Basic Developer: http://tibasicdev.wikidot.com/home

There is a lot of information there that I sometimes use. :D

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on February 07, 2011, 01:42:37 am

well, i have another full day ahead, so i will see what i can do.

btw pity L1(1=X doesn't work

and i have ran out of ideas to add :(

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: JosJuice on February 07, 2011, 08:39:07 am

Quote from: ferox on February 07, 2011, 01:42:37 am

btw pity L1(1=X doesn't work

Try X=L1(1 instead, maybe?

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on February 07, 2011, 10:54:36 am

Quote from: JosJuice on February 07, 2011, 08:39:07 am

Quote from: ferox on February 07, 2011, 01:42:37 am
btw pity L1(1=X doesn't work
Try X=L1(1 instead, maybe?

WHAHAHA XD i hadn´t thought of that XD i feel so stupid right now...
lolz, thx XD

im just used to that. first the var, then the thing that it needs to equal,etc...

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: JosJuice on February 07, 2011, 10:57:23 am

L1(1)=X can also be used, but it's one byte larger.

Title: Re: TI 83+/84+ randomness
Post by: ferox on February 07, 2011, 10:58:01 am

Quote from: JosJuice on February 07, 2011, 10:57:23 am

L1(1)=X can also be used, but it's one byte larger.

i know, i used it all the time ;)

Omnimaga

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