Ti 83 + games

JimmyBeGood · Post by **JimmyBeGood** » Tue Sep 19, 2006 3:22 pm

any one have any good ones? post them here!

fishface617 · Post by **fishface617** » Tue Sep 19, 2006 3:29 pm

oooo i was gonna post something like this
i have a quadradic formula program for you people in algebra, maybe i can post it

i also prgrammed a guess the number game once that worked really well but i deleted it >.<

FleetAdmiralBacon · Post by **FleetAdmiralBacon** » Tue Sep 19, 2006 3:55 pm

Hell yes! But I can't exactly get my programs for you...
I wrote an entire RPG in TI-BASIC, I can probably get some pics. I don't have my USB cable working, so I can't get you the game.
So many lines of code, it even had sound (yes, you can do sound on a TI-83+, you plug a headset into the port and send some special data, it usually helps to have a flash app with a built in function for it), custom graphics, yet it's text based (everything is a character in a font), and it has a full battle sequence, I've been working on it for about a year or two, never really finished it. You just need Omnicalc and Symbolic (two free flash apps that you'll want on your 83+ anyway)
The levels are based on strings and all the collision is based on what characters are used. I wrote a VB version of the game about a month ago, and the system is really simple. The screen scrolls and displays a 5x5 grid with you in the middle.

You know what? I'll try and get my cable working...

angry man · Post by **angry man** » Tue Sep 19, 2006 4:11 pm

FleetAdmiralBacon wrote:Hell yes! But I can't exactly get my programs for you...
I wrote an entire RPG in TI-BASIC, I can probably get some pics. I don't have my USB cable working, so I can't get you the game.
So many lines of code, it even had sound (yes, you can do sound on a TI-83+, you plug a headset into the port and send some special data, it usually helps to have a flash app with a built in function for it), custom graphics, yet it's text based (everything is a character in a font), and it has a full battle sequence, I've been working on it for about a year or two, never really finished it. You just need Omnicalc and Symbolic (two free flash apps that you'll want on your 83+ anyway)
The levels are based on strings and all the collision is based on what characters are used. I wrote a VB version of the game about a month ago, and the system is really simple. The screen scrolls and displays a 5x5 grid with you in the middle.

You know what? I'll try and get my cable working...

says the man that thinks people won't play games on PDA's if his school buys every student one

lawl

RaVNzCRoFT · Post by **RaVNzCRoFT** » Tue Sep 19, 2006 4:14 pm

Puzz Pack is good.

angry man · Post by **angry man** » Tue Sep 19, 2006 4:18 pm

HAHA the one where u gotta push the shapes around is the best.. then after that is the one with the man that u move the blocks with to get to the end

RaVNzCRoFT · Post by **RaVNzCRoFT** » Tue Sep 19, 2006 4:18 pm

Yeah, I like Pegs and Block Dude.

fishface617 · Post by **fishface617** » Tue Sep 19, 2006 4:23 pm

block dude ftw
(btw im stuck on lvl 7)

once i finish my AP euro i can post the script to the quadratic forumla program which is really helpful

Phosphorous · Post by **Phosphorous** » Tue Sep 19, 2006 4:30 pm

Phoenix and Doom own

fishface617 · Post by **fishface617** » Tue Sep 19, 2006 5:22 pm

note:
one "-" is negative sign
and "--" is a minus sign
"/" is divide
"->" is the store key

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:a+bi
:clrHome:fix 3
:prompt A,B,C
:(B^2--4AC)->D
:((-B--[sqaureroot](D)[/squareroot])/(2A))->F
:((-B+[sqaureroot](D)[/squareroot])/(2A))->E
:Disp E
:Disp F
:Float

this is pretty simple so you can copy it into your calculator, assuming you have some experience with prgramming

V0Lt4Ge · Post by **V0Lt4Ge** » Tue Sep 19, 2006 5:56 pm

I have a few, but I don't have the data cable for it so I can't add anymore.

[cc]z@nd! · Post by **[cc]z@nd!** » Tue Sep 19, 2006 6:40 pm

i have the calculator -> USB cable, but i can't seem to get it to work. if i need a program or a driver, someone please post it. i have an awesome program i used the whole 2nd semester of geometry to do things related with apothems and such. it doesn't take all the work out, but it makes things so much easier it's great. very many lines of code.

Kirk · Post by **Kirk** » Tue Sep 19, 2006 8:16 pm

I never got the USB cable.

The_Hushed_Casket · Post by **The_Hushed_Casket** » Tue Sep 19, 2006 10:17 pm

Kirk wrote:I never got the USB cable.

Me neither. I want to get one though.

FleetAdmiralBacon · Post by **FleetAdmiralBacon** » Wed Sep 20, 2006 11:03 am

Angry Man wrote:
FleetAdmiralBacon wrote:Stuff
says the man that thinks people won't play games on PDA's if his school buys every student one lawl

I never said they wouldn't, I said they already do on their calculators, it's the exact same thing, so it's not like it would create a new problem.

I'm gonna try and find my TI-Connect disc and get my USB cable working. Then I will stun and amaze you with the 1337ness behind my RPG

EDIT:
Ok, I'm done. You can only use this if you have a TI-83+ or 84+ (I'm pretty sure it won't work on an 89T and it requires Omnicalc [a flash app], so it can't run on a regular old TI-83)
NOTE: POP THIS INTO NOTEPAD AND SWITCH TO THE "TI83PlusPC" FONT
It should also work if you just pop it into TI-GRAPH LINK and send it to your calc. You may need to create a list called game, but I don't remember. WARNING: This program is fricken' huge, requires a FONTSET and requires maps (I'll post a few on GM, they'll take up too much space here), along with a program called FWLVLHUB which just brings up a menu with the maps you are supposed to have and then runs them. It's rather easy to make, hopefully i won't have to tell you how.
Also, the game has sound, yes, musical tones. They will only work if you have Omnicalc, if you don't, you may get some errors when running the program, and it'll look like sh**. Plug in a headset (like one for a cellphone) and you should be just fine.

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Sorry! Code taken down, but...

Due to the massive size, and the fact that there are a few other programs required to run the game, I just went and posted it at GM
Link: Firis Worlds, TI-83+ Graphing Calculator RPG

EDIT:
Oh yeah, and please ignore the crappy creatures/things you battle against, I just threw that in so it was there. I plan on fixing it up someday, hopefully before I have to get my 89T

EDIT again:
Here's Omnicalc
Regardless of wether you want to use my game or not, you'll want this. It adds so many cool stuff to your calculator. My game uses it for fontsets and sound.

[cc]z@nd! · Post by **[cc]z@nd!** » Wed Sep 20, 2006 11:43 am

good lord, that thing is gigantic. can't wait to see it run, do you think it will run on a TI-86?

edit: here's my geometry program. 3 kb in size, you need the TI connect program to put it on your calculator, as well as the cable. here's a screen of the main menu

it can calculate data that geometry quizzes, homework, and test questions ask for, like the base area and volume of a prism with any number of sides, lateral area, surface area, and volume of any multi-sided pyramid, yclinder, cone, sphere, and any polygon. for normal polygons (have every interior angle congruent to each other and side all the same length) it gets surface area and perimiter using both methods of if your are given the apothem, or the radius.

it was coded on a TI-86, so if it doesn't work on whatever you have, my advice is to go into the program's source code and see if there's anything obvious you need to change, like syntax, commands, etc. also, it uses lower case (included on the 86 by default) so you might either have to use mirage OS to enable lower case, or replace lower case letters with upper-case ones.

RaVNzCRoFT · Post by **RaVNzCRoFT** » Wed Sep 20, 2006 1:50 pm

If you want a simple Fahrenheit > Celcius // Celcius > Fahrenheit program, try scripting the following program that I made:

While "->" can be achieved by pressing the button above ON that says STO;
"=" can be achieved by pressing 2nd and MATH;

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:ClrHome
:Lbl S
:Menu("CONVERT:","F TO C",A,"C TO F",B)
:Lbl A
:Prompt F
:(F-32) / (9/5) -> F
:Disp F
:getKey -> K
:While K=0
:getKey -> K
:End
:ClrHome
:Goto S
:Lbl B
:Prompt C
:C(9/5)+32 -> C
:Disp C
:getKey -> K
:While K=0
:getKey -> K
:End
:ClrHome
:Goto S

It's actually a pretty useful program.

Patrickssj6 · Post by **Patrickssj6** » Wed Sep 20, 2006 1:53 pm

I feel stupid.We use the simpler version of the calculator anyway.For us its not allowed to have....lack of english words...y=1/2 X^2.That thing.

You guys are lucky.

angry man · Post by **angry man** » Wed Sep 20, 2006 2:04 pm

u mean variables?

Phosphorous · Post by **Phosphorous** » Wed Sep 20, 2006 2:14 pm

You mean graphing?