Hey there everyone! Due to the ridiculous success of this video, I was wondering if you all wanted some more video about calculator games. I have already finished a memory game and am currently making the dungeon adventure game I mentioned in this video. Let me know if you guys want a video like that and thanks again for your support! XDDDDDDD P.S. I could also make a video on how to hack google earth flight simulator. I'll leave that one up to you ;)
I learned to code on a TI-83+ in high school. It's a variation of the BASIC programming language. One of the first games I made was Tetris. Instead of images, I plotted the coordinates of each pixel of each "sprite". That way, I didn't run out of space. There's a compiler you can use too that gives you WAY more freedom to create things and your programs will run much faster. I remember there was an actual working version of Pokemon that had at least part of the world for you to explore, capture, and fight. Anyway, really good progress with your game! You should look into learning Unity.
What the actual heck. I leave this video alone for one week and already it has over a thousand views! Thanks so much for your support everyone! Just out of curiosity, I was wondering how many of you have actually downloaded the program. If you have done so, please like this comment so I can get an idea of how many of you are using the program. Also, if you feel inclined, please reply to this comment and tell me how it works for you. I appreciate any feedback you guys have to give so please let me know if I can make any improvements. Thanks again, Aeri
Im really suprised, I thought it would just be an image and not a game. This deserves a like just for not clickbaiting and then another like for being awesome!
Most people don't realize how much code it took to make that program. Impressive work! I can't imagine how bad it was debugging on such a tiny display.
a commenter appeared! the commenter used good comment! it's super effective! The video used lag! it's super effective! commenter used quality! Video's speed fell! Video used complicated explanation! commenter became confused! commenter hit's it's self with confusion! quality wore off! Video used Lag! It hit 5 times! commenter fainted!
It actually isn't. just a bit time consuming. All it is is a Disp, Pause, If-then, and some basic math. The animations aren't even that hard, just a few for loops and text/pxl commands. The only impressive thing is the art for lapis and mew two, which could have easily been copied.
I taught myself programming on the ti-82 back in like 98... not very easy to do but we had link cables in high school to pass around those simple games that we made. then we got ti-83 the next year. better RAM. never got to play with the ti-84, but I'm sure after dusting off my memory I could have some fun with it again. I think you did a great job on this. I could be wrong, but I think you can make calls to other programs in the code. that allows for subroutines where not everything depends on the main program. that allows for games like the LoZ clone we had floating around. keep it up
Way to go! I also started programming with my TI-83 and Visual Basic 6 back in middle school, and now I'm at Facebook--after spending the past 5 years at Google. Keep up the good work and this kind of drive will take you far too!
Fantastic job! The sprites look really similar to the actual ones, and i'm just impressed that you can make stuff like this incredible masterpiece on a calculator.
so, there are other ways of doing this, rather than storing the pictures, you could create subprograms (non archived programs executed from the main one) that draw the images retroactively, that way they wont waste space as a picture, but can still be called at will, along with that, the space limitations are not that limiting for moves and variables, if you use a list to and pretend that each portion of the list is a different variable, that way you can just call L1(POSITION IN LIST) to access it, rather than using A B C D.... and if you want, you can even create new lists using SetUpEditor LISTNAME (note, listname can be a max of 5 char long) TI-BASIC is actually a very simple language, and if you get good at it, can be very powerful (note, this is relative to a calculator, not recommended to compare to anything else), it is a very useful language, and if you dont like TI-BASIC, the calculator can read Assembly, which is WAY better than TI-BASIC, although harder to read, it is a useful skill on the calculator and on PC, and allows for many games, i myself have created 2048, PacMan, Tetris, galaga, space invaders, soduku, tic tac toe, hangman, monopoly, blackjack and my own custom memory game
Coming from someone who programmed on their TI-83 and later 89 back in highschool A LOT- good work!!! I thought your use of the symbols for the attack effects was pretty clever :)
Very impressive use of code. The TI doesn't disappoint! It has its limits but then again it wasn't built to handle a video game and you managed to do some of that with some very good techniques and workarounds. Can't wait to see what else you have in store.
Well done. I remember writing games on my TI-83+ in highschool. The one I really liked was the "there's a bomb in a hotel" and you search a room only to find out how far away from it you are (in a straight line). If you lost, I even had a stored image of a hotel and could make it explode from any room (by calculating where that room appeared to be in the 2D isometric representation). Wrote a whole section of code to remember my choices and display (text based) "overlay" of the known information (that is, the overlapping spheres) one floor at a time.
Yep! I have one from FOREVER ago (it was my brother's, too), and my mom just got another one for my sister who is a sophomore in High School. They still exist and are used a ton :)
A TI84 has a Z80 running at about 6MHz, 480KB of user-definable ROM (although some models up this to 1.5MB), and 24KB of accessible RAM, with a 96x64 LCD panel. ...You can do /so/ much more than just what you've made within these limitations, considering Pokemon was made on a mix between a Z80/8080 running at 4MHz, with 8KB of RAM, although the game needed 512KB of ROM.
KingWaffle what. there's more than enough RAM in a TI84 to make a fullyfledged Pokemon game. There might be an issue with there not being enough ROM on the calculator, but it's mitigated when you get the 12Mbit version.
super impressive. mostly when my friends use these calculators, its for making chiptune, so seeing such an advanced game on the system really makes me smile.
1:08 I can totally relate to you on this segment... I've spent more hours fighting with my calculator than actually making a game or helpful program. .. Good Job! Way better than what I can do!
I remember I used to do this at my highschool, and everyone looked at me like I was a God. In reality all it takes is a few clicks on a computer and a cable to transfer it to the calculator.
Very well made! I have been programming for the last couple of weeks too, mostly some casino games using the random number generator, quite a lot of fun, I copied the code to my friends calculator and he is loving it too.
The most impressive part is that you actually did it in TI basic! The Ti-84 also runs "apps" which have less restrictions (I remember having bubble bobble and some other games under apps). It's been a while, but IIRC you can download the Ti-84 SDK and create your own apps using Z80 assembly (which, coincidentally, is also the language you had to program the original gameboy in, although I doubt the code will be directly portable). Anyway, great job!
Very nice video production overall and impressive little project you did too. All I ever did was look at existing code on ti-86 games and try to change minor things.
No, I was talking about poisoning the enemy. Or anything else that would give you a reason to stall. Otherwise you're just wasting a turn for absolutely no reason.
You should try programming a two player handoff-style version of the game, where one person would be able to battle another. You would probably be able to do it, but it would take quite a bit more code. (Nothing you haven't written in the program already though)
Hey there everyone! Due to the ridiculous success of this video, I was wondering if you all wanted some more video about calculator games. I have already finished a memory game and am currently making the dungeon adventure game I mentioned in this video. Let me know if you guys want a video like that and thanks again for your support! XDDDDDDD
P.S. I could also make a video on how to hack google earth flight simulator. I'll leave that one up to you ;)
google *cough* earth *cough COUGHCOGUHFJDBG* flight *COUGHCOCCOGUHGUHGUCOUGH*hack
i would enjoy a new game very much
i would enjoy it if you made a rogue like dungeon crawler!
would love to see that
yaaaaasassssassssssss
This guy legit made a fucking game on a calculator... I still don't even know how to use one to solve graphs and sh t. What the hell!?
School doesnt teach you how to look out of the box
Nate TWD search up "the day i sued the school system" you will like that
oh boy
SwagDolphinFTW Quantekk Our teacher showed us that not too long ago
You can get a full working rom of pokemon red on a calculator
Lol 0:21 "and even performing incredibly complicated calculations" *shows 9+10=21 on screen*
I laughed when I noticed that lol
he recreates it in his programming examples after
If A=21
Then
Disp "YOURE STUPID"
End
Dan Shen lol good catch
No, its 9+1O 'O' like the letter.
He before stored the value 12 into it.
So 9+ 1*O = 21
Im back;
"I play pokemon go e-ver-ry-day!"
I learned to code on a TI-83+ in high school. It's a variation of the BASIC programming language. One of the first games I made was Tetris. Instead of images, I plotted the coordinates of each pixel of each "sprite". That way, I didn't run out of space. There's a compiler you can use too that gives you WAY more freedom to create things and your programs will run much faster. I remember there was an actual working version of Pokemon that had at least part of the world for you to explore, capture, and fight.
Anyway, really good progress with your game! You should look into learning Unity.
What's that compiler?
What the actual heck. I leave this video alone for one week and already it has over a thousand views! Thanks so much for your support everyone!
Just out of curiosity, I was wondering how many of you have actually downloaded the program. If you have done so, please like this comment so I can get an idea of how many of you are using the program. Also, if you feel inclined, please reply to this comment and tell me how it works for you. I appreciate any feedback you guys have to give so please let me know if I can make any improvements.
Thanks again,
Aeri
Ur cool
thanks man!
Hey if you have skype I would like to get in touch my skype is xxlikeaboxx
Email me first at AirborneAeri@gmail.com and I'll give you my Skype there.
Good work M8o
Im really suprised, I thought it would just be an image and not a game. This deserves a like just for not clickbaiting and then another like for being awesome!
Most people don't realize how much code it took to make that program. Impressive work! I can't imagine how bad it was debugging on such a tiny display.
a commenter appeared!
the commenter used good comment! it's super effective!
The video used lag!
it's super effective!
commenter used quality!
Video's speed fell!
Video used complicated explanation!
commenter became confused!
commenter hit's it's self with confusion!
quality wore off!
Video used Lag!
It hit 5 times!
commenter fainted!
You got your commenter to learn "Good comment"?
I didn't even know that was possible! XD
Airborne Gaming yeah this lady gives it to you in one town
I'm stuck with the move cut-off
It works like a cha
Lol thats clever
Commenter used quality?
How old is this guy?! That's impressive!
K
I was 17 at the time of this video
Strider Da Bowmb i like anime t-shirts
Lol ok, please don't lie about your age, your voice definitely tells a lot..
+JustStayAlive not everyone has a deep voice dude
Now I believe the fact that modern-day calculators are more powerful than the computers that sent Armstrong to the moon...
Lena Oxton They aren't, pretty sure it's modern day cell phones
TheAsianPlaysGames some calculators are more powerful that the original computer that sent him to the Moon
This is proof we have geniuses in the making. This, is incredibly impressive.
If you think this is impressive, look up Pokemon on the TI Nspire calculator.
It actually isn't. just a bit time consuming. All it is is a Disp, Pause, If-then, and some basic math. The animations aren't even that hard, just a few for loops and text/pxl commands. The only impressive thing is the art for lapis and mew two, which could have easily been copied.
Hater.
*Informing ignorant people*
*"Hater"*
Still more content than Pokemon GO
Leurak true story
Leurak What are YOU doing here? Go make a new virus for Joel or something. Maybe get featured on viewer made malware again.
Rip
Leurak roast
What are you doing here Mr MEMZ?
I taught myself programming on the ti-82 back in like 98... not very easy to do but we had link cables in high school to pass around those simple games that we made. then we got ti-83 the next year. better RAM. never got to play with the ti-84, but I'm sure after dusting off my memory I could have some fun with it again. I think you did a great job on this. I could be wrong, but I think you can make calls to other programs in the code. that allows for subroutines where not everything depends on the main program. that allows for games like the LoZ clone we had floating around. keep it up
Chris Quint great!
but can it play crysis 3?
but can it play Battlefield 1 max settings?
xic0r it runs crysis 3 4k 250 fps. ultra setings
Don't be silly, you need a Gameboy for that.
You mean Advance?
Can it run...
AIDA64 without torching itself up?
You put yourself down about not having enough, but this is amazing! I bet it took a while, and dedication. Good job!
Dude, this is insanely impressive! Great work!
Oh my lord...... you are just..... FUCK I am so proud! :'-)
+Basile Stathopulos oh shit I have been spotted
I'm proud of him to and Harambe would be proud to!!! XD
Fox on Fire, that might possibly be the worst comment I've ever seen on youtube. Good job.
Kiano Pin Well I know Qas and He would be proud of me
dark light gaming I'm nobody. Just enjoy this amazing video af Pokemon created by a literal genius!
When someone asks you what are your accomplishments and your answer is "I coded a pokemon game on a calculator."
Came here expecting a Gameboy inside the calculator. This is much more impressive wow :D
bro you are a frickin genuis how do you this. you are amazing man huge respect
Damn that's impressive! Have my sub, dude!
Way to go! I also started programming with my TI-83 and Visual Basic 6 back in middle school, and now I'm at Facebook--after spending the past 5 years at Google. Keep up the good work and this kind of drive will take you far too!
WHO DISLIKES THIS? I DONT EVEN LIKE POKEMON BUT THIS IS INCREDABLE
The Outhouse Studios possibly because people
Thought it would be one of the entire gameboy games on the calculator
Because RUclips.
Fantastic job! The sprites look really similar to the actual ones, and i'm just impressed that you can make stuff like this incredible masterpiece on a calculator.
oh my god...
this is perfect
my algebra teacher will die when she knows this
well I'm failing math
I don't blame ya :P
サルガドカルロス I'm not
+Barrel Fucking idiot
Kevin Ramos really I have all A's and their 95+
Barrel They're* Your statement was as oxymoronic as you are moronic.
This is a great video! Love the background!
Thank you m90
Nice, seems like something fun to do on a calculator when you're finished with a test
Id like to see your friend's top down dungeon game
I actually took over his job, and so far it's turning out to be better than this one. There will be a short trailer for it in my next video
cool
so, there are other ways of doing this, rather than storing the pictures, you could create subprograms (non archived programs executed from the main one) that draw the images retroactively, that way they wont waste space as a picture, but can still be called at will, along with that, the space limitations are not that limiting for moves and variables, if you use a list to and pretend that each portion of the list is a different variable, that way you can just call L1(POSITION IN LIST) to access it, rather than using A B C D.... and if you want, you can even create new lists using SetUpEditor LISTNAME (note, listname can be a max of 5 char long)
TI-BASIC is actually a very simple language, and if you get good at it, can be very powerful (note, this is relative to a calculator, not recommended to compare to anything else), it is a very useful language, and if you dont like TI-BASIC, the calculator can read Assembly, which is WAY better than TI-BASIC, although harder to read, it is a useful skill on the calculator and on PC, and allows for many games, i myself have created 2048, PacMan, Tetris, galaga, space invaders, soduku, tic tac toe, hangman, monopoly, blackjack and my own custom memory game
that's really cool dude keep up the good work!!
man u gained my rare sub.
ur welcome sir. this video is great
this is one of the coolest things ive ever seen.
Wait until you see the one I'm working on right now
Airborne Gaming how long will it take? Feels like I've been waiting forever! What will it be?
Coming from someone who programmed on their TI-83 and later 89 back in highschool A LOT- good work!!!
I thought your use of the symbols for the attack effects was pretty clever :)
I CAN PLAY POKEMON IN MATH CLASS!
I was able to do that too with a 3DS and teachers that didn't care
Lol.
MintyPlays The TI nspire cx can run a GBA emulator so, you really could play Pokemon in class!
Awesome! :D
Oh wow I found my old account in the comments.
Very impressive use of code. The TI doesn't disappoint! It has its limits but then again it wasn't built to handle a video game and you managed to do some of that with some very good techniques and workarounds. Can't wait to see what else you have in store.
This is why I love tech
Thank you sir
mad props man, this is great
MAT?
You sir, are a legend. I do not know how to install this but just by looking at this.. Bro you're gonna get somewhere!
Thank you my good sir! In my next video, I will be including a tutorial on how to download it
Airborne Gaming
Allright. :) Thanks for replying!
Airborne Gaming I'm gonna buy what you make in thirty years :)
Well done. I remember writing games on my TI-83+ in highschool. The one I really liked was the "there's a bomb in a hotel" and you search a room only to find out how far away from it you are (in a straight line). If you lost, I even had a stored image of a hotel and could make it explode from any room (by calculating where that room appeared to be in the 2D isometric representation). Wrote a whole section of code to remember my choices and display (text based) "overlay" of the known information (that is, the overlapping spheres) one floor at a time.
You sir deserve a like. That's just impressive.
I don't comment on many videos, but this one totally deserves a good job man! Keep developing this, great stuff.
+Share
let me get this straight, in 2016 there are still ti-84s available? i used this same calculator in 2004
chauncy primm Yeah I bought one last year for Algebra class
I used it today for algebra class.
Yep! I have one from FOREVER ago (it was my brother's, too), and my mom just got another one for my sister who is a sophomore in High School. They still exist and are used a ton :)
I just can't say how AWESOME is this!!!
A TI84 has a Z80 running at about 6MHz, 480KB of user-definable ROM (although some models up this to 1.5MB), and 24KB of accessible RAM, with a 96x64 LCD panel. ...You can do /so/ much more than just what you've made within these limitations, considering Pokemon was made on a mix between a Z80/8080 running at 4MHz, with 8KB of RAM, although the game needed 512KB of ROM.
FUTURE10S English please
+Charlie if only the RAM was big enough, you can make a full pokemon game
KingWaffle what. there's more than enough RAM in a TI84 to make a fullyfledged Pokemon game. There might be an issue with there not being enough ROM on the calculator, but it's mitigated when you get the 12Mbit version.
Charlie ye what he said
There is most certainly not enough ram to make pokemon. 24KB would go by in a flash if you tried to make pokemon
This is what I have been missing my whole life! Thank you sooooooo Much!
If only other graphing calculators weren't left in the dust, then maybe you could expand on this and make a more comprehensive game with them.
Or he could learn C# or Javascript and Make a Unity game
King Gopher I did not know JavaScript can run on a calculator :O
Chlorox Bleach You know damn well I meant on PC. Unity as in Unity game engine.
King Gopher "IT IS JUST A PRANK BRO" xD
Hi.
Wow, you're incredibly talented!
"hello darkness my old friend"
*instant subscribe*
YES!
This is amazing, holy hell. Good on ya for sticking with it and actually getting a functioning battle going
Ah the ti83 and 84. Required for highschool. Yet not allowed in most secondary schools.
Good thing my high school has a surplus of them. Meaning I don't have to buy one
its cause they expect highschool students to be dumb. also they get their calculator back, so cheating is a bit harder
That is a great program and animation,must have taken some commitment,props
Damn, you're talented
you my child, you have earned yourself one like, at first I was skeptical, but this was impressive, good job buddy
Time...you have too much of it.....awesome video.
what if he made the whole pokemon red version
This is awesome! I am seriously surprised that this actually works. Nice Job at figuring this stuff out ;)
Since I would like to sneak this in during school, how do I exit during the battle?
Flamer06 lol
Press the "ON" button and then "1" and then "clear" for maximum sneakiness
yoy thanks man
super impressive. mostly when my friends use these calculators, its for making chiptune, so seeing such an advanced game on the system really makes me smile.
You should have uploaded this video 5 years ago when i still went to school...
Kinda looks like the original games, amazing job, you have a bright future ahead.
You dont need to save pictures, you can use draw commands in your program! Not that you really want to, it would be a hell lot of work i guess
I did consider it, but yes, it would take forever.
1:08 I can totally relate to you on this segment... I've spent more hours fighting with my calculator than actually making a game or helpful program. ..
Good Job! Way better than what I can do!
Thats pretty fucking awesome, NOW I DONT HAVE TO BE BORED AS FUCK IN CLASS
I love this, you did a very good job on this program.
Making my way downtown, walking fast, faces pass and I'm homebound
Aeri, continue the song
Staring blankly ahead, just making my way, making my way through the cro-o-owd
Airborne Gaming * And I need you, *and i miss you, *and now I wonder
*add necessary violin chords
If I could fall, into the sky, do you think time, would pass me by
Airborne Gaming cuz' you know I'd walk a thousand miles if I could just see you, tonight
this is actually a pretty good video, if this guy keeps this up he'll have quite a few subscribers
I have a "TI-84 plus C silver edition" and it says that "The OS of the device does not support the variable being sent." Please help me
It doesn't work on colour edition :(
You're calculator is too new, it only works on the TI-83 through the TI-84 Plus Silver Edition.
This is insane man!! XD Keep at it, you definitely have a future in programming >.>
my god, are you a wizard?
How did you know????
I used coclip on you brain... i see all...
You're a wizard Harry.
not quite as much as i was expecting, but this is still incredible!
This Is Amazing Well Done!
wow this a really well made video! keep it up!
I have to admit that...
.
this was entertianing
love the editing man! great job
0:21 i'am the only one who got the "what's 9+10" joke/meme? xD
It's perfect.
You're the only one that pointed it out because everyone else was busy trying to forget it.
Stefan Mayer Good view point xD
Holy shit dude, i remeber watching this video when it had like 100 views, co grats man.
Amazing.
this is so cool oml. also I have that exact calculator, even down to the color :)
woah thats awesome, what is programming for the calculator like?
Time consuming...
straight answer please
That means. It takes a really long time and it isn't easy to do and will take a LOT of time to learn how to play. Common sense really. ( +Tuna )
dude that is great you are so talented and even taught yourself how to program
I remember I used to do this at my highschool, and everyone looked at me like I was a God. In reality all it takes is a few clicks on a computer and a cable to transfer it to the calculator.
Pretty impressive not gonna lie dude. Keep it up!
Maybe GameFreak should hire you. This is impressive for a device, considering game boy is 5 times more powerful hardware
good stuff, programming like that is so basic and step by step, must have taken ages
you're amazing kid
You sir, IS A FREAKING GENIUS!
How about Tetris?
griffingamingxp savage
savage? I was just suggesting a game to make...?
+Afazel Araya - I don't think you know how to use that word.
+griffingamingxp - That's a pretty good suggestion, btw.
Very well made! I have been programming for the last couple of weeks too, mostly some casino games using the random number generator, quite a lot of fun, I copied the code to my friends calculator and he is loving it too.
This kid's gonna be a millionaire one day. Freaking genius.
The most impressive part is that you actually did it in TI basic! The Ti-84 also runs "apps" which have less restrictions (I remember having bubble bobble and some other games under apps).
It's been a while, but IIRC you can download the Ti-84 SDK and create your own apps using Z80 assembly (which, coincidentally, is also the language you had to program the original gameboy in, although I doubt the code will be directly portable).
Anyway, great job!
This is freaking awesome!
Very nice video production overall and impressive little project you did too. All I ever did was look at existing code on ti-86 games and try to change minor things.
You should try developing for a more advanced calculator like TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition and see how that turns out.
TI-84 Plus CSE is slow, so slow that it's less advanced than 84 Plus for games
Wow! This is really impresive! I have made a BurgerKing simulator for my TI84+, but its not nearly as good as your game! This is so amazing!
Why both Hydro Pump and Surf? And what's the point of Protect if there's no poison or anything?
No, I was talking about poisoning the enemy. Or anything else that would give you a reason to stall. Otherwise you're just wasting a turn for absolutely no reason.
Variables. Not enough variables.
or you could you know... protect from a super effective move, aka lock on, fissure or something
Realization you must not playing competitive
Nope, live middle of nowhere pretty much 40 miles to nearest gamestop
Wow!! Good Job!!!!! I Subscribed! keep it up!
sittin in my exam like
this is so impressive you're going places in life my dude (:
You should try programming a two player handoff-style version of the game, where one person would be able to battle another. You would probably be able to do it, but it would take quite a bit more code. (Nothing you haven't written in the program already though)
Yes, that's actually quite a good idea. I would have to change the pokemon and do a little more work, but it would work eventually.
Incredible. Great job. Keep us updated on your friend's adventure game if that ever happens.