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I'm curious, what is the other music video featuring a TI?

That looks great!

#Truth !

Anyone here ever played with family basic? I have attached the games urban champ and spark house, a text file with the listing for a demo program that plays the space harrier boss 1 music, and a book that basically acts as a guide for operating family basic. All of these work in the V2.1 of family basic. There is a V3.0 of family basic, but i do not know if they are compatible with that version for sure. Let-s-Play-with-Family-Basic.pdf SPACE HARRIER BOSS1 BGM.txt spark house.zip urban champ.zip

Using your method, there is still a way to miss it: drink so much the night before in anticipation that you sleep away all of the following day.

I overlooked the gamepad support, forgot to check the "read more" description in the store. Thanks for considering the bigger D-pad :-) .

All i know is there is a tool here on the forum that takes tibasic and compiles it. I just thought by using it you may squeak out a bit of memory?

I do not pretend to know what i'm talking about, but would a compiled-basic version save much memory?

While i'm thinking about retro-zelda related things, wasn't there a attempt to port zelda to the atari home computer? "Fanwor" i think it was called?

WOW. I am loving the look and feel of this. Will a finished cart of this require a F18A?

TheTIGuy, this is greatly appreciated. First played Oregon Trail on my 6th-grade school library's Apple][. Very nice work!

So seeing old Basic dialects like TIBasic and CBM Basic turned into scriptable modern-day languages is not interesting to this community? Not the response that i was expecting, quite honestly...

I am looking for the "TI Six Pack" by Image Computer Products that includes "Tournament Brick-Bat", "Wall Street Challenge", "Wildcatting", "Strategy Pack 1", "Mind Master", and "Skill Builder 1". "Tournament Brick-Bat" and "Mind Master" sound like interesting titles. If anyone knows where i could download those titles that would be appreciated.

So, i just found this on GitHub. It claims to implement TIBasic as a scripting language. Going to try and download it see if i can get it working. On the authors site, he mentions: "The Cassette, Disk, and Sound devices are not currently emulated. Contributions in these areas are most welcome." So, if any of the TI community think it would be possible to improve upon this interesting project, have at it.

Awesome find! Now that you have that, mind if i put in a shameless plug to my own program?: fingal's cave, music demonstration in extended basic.

I know i have mentioned this before, but i would really like some sort of support for cassette. i have a few dozen .TITAPE's i use in Win994a Simulator, and it would be awsome to be able to use them under classic99.

Watching and waiting...

Who knew?

Here is Fingal's cave, reproduced on the TI and using all three voices. The bird pictured is the Minah bird freatured in various WB cartoons such as the "little lion hunter", who always appears walking to the tune of this music. He also appears in the 1994 episode "Bad Mood Bobby" of the Animaniacs segment "Goodfeathers". Attached zip includes wav and FIAD. fingals cave - three voices.zip

Am i right in thinking the TI is just rounding everything off? I.E. my 109.26625 just gets rounded off to 110?

I was tinkering around with the TI under Classic99, and i have come up with the following values for the highest and lowest possible audible sounds i could get it to produce: 109.26625 & 10650.85714 tested with 1 X=[various values] 2 CALL SOUND(500,X,0) RUN until i found either a bad value or a value i could not hear at 100% PC speaker volume. Just thought some may find this interesting for whatever reason.

Can a C64 joystick be adapted to TI? I have a couple i can mess around with.

Found the power cord. The .wav files does indeed load. Does not leave much free memory (1915 bytes free), but it fits and runs fine! Just proof you do not a high dollar disk system or peb/nanopeb to enjoy some good old fashioned fun with your old TI. I do not have one, but i have heard of people using mp3 players in place of the tape player. Would like to try this someday, but as long as my tape player keeps on working, i am in no rush.

Here is a (ever so...) slightly modified version of "billy ball at the hatchery". I currently have no way of testing this .wav file, as the power cord to my tape player seems to have gone missing. I suppose that is my cue to at least try and do some house cleaning so i can find it. The very end of line 770 was changed from :: RUN "DSK1.MENU" to :: END This was done by first using CALL FILES(0) NEW in Classic99, then pasting the listing from this thread (second post), changing the end of 770, then SAVE DSK2.BHATCH Then i used TI99Dir to put this file into a .TIDISK, and exported it to a .TITAPE file using Win994a simulator's disk manager. I also converted the BHATCH file into a .wav using CS1er. To use in Win994a simulator, turn off expanded memory and disks, insert TI Extended Basic cart, and do RUN "CS1" from Extended Basic. To use on real TI994a, go to XB, and use RUN "CS1" with a tape player loaded with this .wav file. Enjoy, and please let me know for sure or not if this works on real hardware from tape! billy ball at the hatchery.zip

Thanks for the goodies!