What are your 2021 goals or plans for the TI?

[apersson850]

Maximem contains 16 K RAM and 40 K simulated GRAM. Kind of a GRAM Kracker, but lower profile and lacking some features like overlaying console GROMs.

You can run most modules from it.

Or write a driver that makes it a RAMdisk.

Edited December 23, 2020 by apersson850

[+jedimatt42]

On 12/19/2020 at 7:11 PM, jedimatt42 said:

Get to Force Command 2.0 with the API documented. 

Take up Forth again.

Write a game.

Finish a personal hardware project I started prototyping back in 2017. 

 

0/4 for me this year.  I did accomplish the technical challenge that was a pre-requisite for Force Command 2.0... but unless I'm super-effective Thursday and Friday, it'll stay 0/4 

[RXB]

RXB 2022 more Assembly routines taking over for GPL versions currently.

Hope to speed up sprite access and use.

[+retroclouds]

On 12/20/2020 at 9:27 AM, retroclouds said:

- Release a first version of my programming editor Stevie.

- Do some 3D printing stuff, like to make some custom cartridge cases.

- Work on a project where I combine software with an own small hardware cartridge design.

1/3 for me.

 

Still looking forward working on 3D printing stuff and my own cartridge project in 2022

(which in a first stage might turn into a software-only project with the FG99)

[+adamantyr]

On 12/21/2020 at 9:34 PM, Tursi said:

I wouldn't be a TI programmer without the Mini Memory. I was already being seduced by the ability to do assembly on the Apple 2s at school and my friend's Atari 800, but my locked down TI was BASIC only. MiniMemory finally let me experience 9900 assembly and made me stay with the TI for many more years.

 

Limited, yeah, it is, but I love it.

 

And we are ALL the better for that. I consider that the greatest achievement of the Mini Memory cartridge. Thank you, Mike. For all you do.

 

Adam

[pixelpedant]

On 12/20/2020 at 1:42 AM, pixelpedant said:

So far, only one: design an allophone speech song composition and playback utility which is easy and fun to use and an all around improvement on the ones on the TI Sings disk. 

 

Well I did actually do that kind of, so that's nifty.  And I continue to use that program, when I need to compose quick and dirty synth tunes. 

 

What's next for 2022, though?  Well, probably lots more Youtube stuff, since I seem to be full steam ahead there, at present.

[+hloberg]

got ideas to add to TI99Resources website some new stuff. Some Geneve & P-Card too.

[GDMike]

Finish Foxit and get into forth again.

Create a label for my TI. Something along the lines of..

Powered by TBT. Being TBT is the big three, SAMs, TIpi and F18A. 

And I don't want it looking like an Intel logo.

 

I thought about..

"hey hey hey, I'm busting out with TBT"

But it's too long. Joking.of course

 

 

Edited January 1, 2022 by GDMike