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TI-basic


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I was looking at TI-basic for programming on the Texas Instrument calculators (ti-83plus) and in order to display text you need to use "DISP", but i cannot find a possible "DISP" key and nothing seems to work as far as just typing Disp with the keys, any ideas on what i need to use?:ninja::ninja::matey::matey:


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prgm -> right key -> 3 that gets display 6 instead of 3 will give you output that has 3 parameters output (x, y, text)


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thanks… now i feel like a dumbass thou.


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thanks… now i feel like a dumbass thou.


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Don't you have the Text() function as well, for writing with a smaller font? ;) At least TI-84 Plus has it…


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yeah, use text and do everything on the draw screen once you get basic output stuff done… too bad you can't prompt on draw menu lol. If you want to do anything really 1337 try ASM programming… It hurt my head the first 2 weeks but its really awesome once you get used to it

I have not done asm in a little while though, mostly because I don't want to spend the 10 hours trying to figure out why the assembler spits out a blank .hex file with no reported errors :\

Just look around, there's all kinds of cool stuff in there. If you really want to have some fun, get your manual and just look through for random things to try. It's amazing the combinations you can try that will make some really cool stuff. I like using line() ptOn() ptOff() and shade() to draw kewl animations and things.

if anyone wants to take me on in a tibasic competition, YOU'RE ON!