TI-84 Support For Scratch

undeterminstic

Scratch rejected it so lets do it ourselves.

RethinkingVoxels

and why is this in open source projects?

undeterminstic

because it is an open source project

undeterminstic

https://github.com/PlayfulMathematician/TI84Scratch

Vaibhs11

Oh god you're actually doing this

7salad3salad

Hows it going ?

undeterminstic

7salad3salad wrote:
Hows it going ?

badly to say the least. i don't know how to write code for ti-84 easily. is there a ti-84 emulator?

7salad3salad

undeterminstic wrote:
7salad3salad wrote:
Hows it going ?
badly to say the least. i don't know how to write code for ti-84 easily. is there a ti-84 emulator?

Hm, would this work?

undeterminstic

7salad3salad wrote:
undeterminstic wrote:
7salad3salad wrote:
Hows it going ?
badly to say the least. i don't know how to write code for ti-84 easily. is there a ti-84 emulator?
Hm, would this work?

i use mac.

co0lcr34t10ns

undeterminstic wrote:
7salad3salad wrote:
undeterminstic wrote:
7salad3salad wrote:
Hows it going ?
badly to say the least. i don't know how to write code for ti-84 easily. is there a ti-84 emulator?
Hm, would this work?
i use mac.

https://www.ticalc.org/programming/emulators/software.html

co0lcr34t10ns

I'd also suggest we pull from https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/681864/ and develop TI-84 Scratch as a TW extension.

MaybeARandomFox

undeterminstic wrote:
7salad3salad wrote:
Hows it going ?
badly to say the least. i don't know how to write code for ti-84 easily. is there a ti-84 emulator?

I have a TI-84

julmik6478

There is not extension code on github.

Minecraft_Master3964

Is this going to be an emulator of the 1.4, 2.0, or 3.0 editor?
Also, how will input be received by the APP?
Will the arrow keys control a cursor, and other buttons function as the keyboard? Or will you connect an external keyboard or mouse to the side port?

Sam0IR

this isnt easy i recommend coding python version cause it might be easier and would work on TI-84 + CE PI

Lego-Adrian

Sam0IR wrote:
this isnt easy i recommend coding python version cause it might be easier and would work on TI-84 + CE PI

I haven't tried python on one myself, but the Wikipedia page describes the python version as “extremely slow” which probably isn't a good sign. I think for it to be usable by any definition it would probably have to be written in assembly.

Minecraft_Master3964

Minecraft_Master3964 wrote:
Is this going to be an emulator of the 1.4, 2.0, or 3.0 editor?
Also, how will input be received by the APP?
Will the arrow keys control a cursor, and other buttons function as the keyboard? Or will you connect an external keyboard or mouse to the side port?

bumping my questions and the topic

preshunk3

You'll have to develop an entirely different app for scratch to get It working on a TI calculator

Last edited by preshunk3 (May 14, 2024 13:12:24)

-gr

any progress?

BigNate469

Lego-Adrian wrote:
Sam0IR wrote:
this isnt easy i recommend coding python version cause it might be easier and would work on TI-84 + CE PI

I haven't tried python on one myself, but the Wikipedia page describes the python version as “extremely slow” which probably isn't a good sign. I think for it to be usable by any definition it would probably have to be written in assembly.

Or use a compiler…

Besides, the TI-84s usually support BASIC.

Also, shouldn't this be in Advanced Topics?

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