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Connect 4
I forgot to announce this when I released it.

I have released a Connect 4 clone for the TI-84+CSE. This game comes with the ability to chose whether you want the default or simple board, and whether you want the animation of the tokens dropping or not.

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Shows how the board looks as default.

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This shows the generation of the simple board.

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This is showing the win generation working.

You can download it from the following locations:

ticalc.org: http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/452/45279.html

Cemetech.net: http://www.cemetech.net/programs/index.php?mode=file&path=/84pcse/basic/games/Connect484PCSE.zip

Posted by tifreak8x on 04.07.13
TI-Freakwares Converter update
I found a bug with the cursor on the Pressures category, and an issue on non CSE edition calculators where being on page 2 on a sub category does not get changed to page 1 when reverting back to the main options. Check the previous downloads links to get at the new versions!

Posted by tifreak8x on 03.16.13
New calculator:TI-84+CSE, TIFC
Hello! It has certainly been quite a while since I haveve posted news, I am sorry for that. However, there have been some exciting developments in the community, namely the release of the TI-84+CSE. The major differences with this calculator is that it now has a rechargeable battery pack charged through the USB port, and the screen now is in color with a back light that offers 10 levels of brightness. It offers new commands, mainly dealing with changing colors of text and drawing items, plus offers a higher resolution screen. I am going to try to start on a tutorial for it soon.

With the announcement of this calculator a month or so ago, I decided to revisit an old project of mine, TIFC, or as it was know, TI-Freakwares Conversion Package. It is now just called TI-Freakwares Converter, and is available for download on the following calculators:

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TI-84+CSE Edition

If you have any questions, please feel free to join on the forums and ask away! :)

Posted by tifreak8x on 03.15.13
New 89 Math Tutorial!
I was digging through my bookmarks when I stumbled upon a link for a math page for the 89. Thought I would stop over and check it out, but alas it was gone! So I utilized the Wayback Machine, and was able to pull the page back up, and dropped a copy of it on to the TI-Freakware tutorial archives!

You can find it here: http://tifreakware.net/tutorials/89/math/vectorcalc.html

Posted by tifreak8x on 02.24.13
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