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  1. Chart editor for Basic Basic Revolution (BBR) Classic/The Graphical

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  2. So, you've found Emerald Hill. What you do there is for you to decide. This is a text adventure game done in TI-BASIC. It is compatible with MirageOS and DoorsCS. (This was my first ever calculator game, and as is to be expected is quite simple)

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  3. LTS-CBL (Long Term Sampling with CBL) is a useful utility for performing long data collection runs with a TI CBL, TI CBL 2, or Vernier LabPro.

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  4. get better at doing math in your head.
    you can test your addition subtraction multiplication and division skills.

    not the most beautiful UI but it works and keeps it a small program.

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  5. LTS-CBL (Long Term Sampling with CBL) is a useful utility for performing long data collection runs with a TI CBL, TI CBL 2, or Vernier LabPro.

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  6. A little game made to test your memory and calculation of perfect squares and cubes. I will be happy to hear about any bugs you find or feedback you have!

    High Scores in SQUARES mode:
    1. sirdudeman - 64
    2. TortillaMan - 45

    High Scores in CUBES mode:
    1. sirdudeman - 18

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  7. The Texas Instruments Flight Simulator, otherwise known by its acronym as the TiFS, is a Flight Simulator for the Ti-84 Plus CE. It is currently a work-in-progress, so there are no physics, there is no landing gear, there are no buildings, no scenery, just a 3D Model of a plane that you fly around.

    There are currently three planes I've made for the TiFS:
    - Cessna 172 (released for the TiFS v1.0, on March 26, 2024)
    - DHC-6 Twin Otter (released for the TiFS v1.1, on April 3, 2024)
    - Beechcraft King Air (released for the TiFS v1.2, on May 20, 2024)

    The geometry for the planes is pretty rough and wireframe, but I'm not willing to fix it.
    You cannot edit any plane files on the Ti-84 Plus CE alone, you can only do that through Ti Connect CE.

    All the plane models are available for access on Desmos, in case you want to see how the planes were made, or you just want to help me add some planes to the TiFS.
    https://www.desmos.com/calculator/j9xaxo9new

    Again, most of these features - they're a Work-In-Progress.

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  8. This handy program calculates the safe stopping distance (which aids in determining a safe following distance) of a vehicle travelling at any km/h speed. You input the reaction time in seconds, the vehicle's speed, the roadway's grade (+/-), and the friction coefficient. From this data, the calculator gives the user the distance travelled in the reaction time (before any brake is applied) and the distance travelled with braking. You also get the sum of each, which is the total safe stopping distance of the vehicle.

    This is a good tool for beginner drivers and for professional drivers who want to improve their skills on the road. You can also tinker with the formula and see how much reaction time and paying attention while driving impact the distance your vehicle travels if you have to stop suddenly.

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  9. ZX7Load is a loader like ZASMLOAD for zx7-compressed programs. It was made for stock TI-83s without shells, it probably doesn't work with shells or on other calcs. More info in the README :)

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  10. Icon editing program for the TI-84+CE.

    This icon editing program contains many useful features like pen and flood filling tools. Read more in the included readme.
    Written in TI-Basic, so no libraries or jailbreaking are needed.

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  11. This simple program calculates the theoretical hull speed of a sailing vessel measured in feet or meters. You decide your unit of measurement and input the LWL, and the calculator will give you the theoretical hull speed in knots.

    This is a great app to have if you are looking at purchasing a new boat and want to know how fast the hull is capable of travelling in the water. It is also great if you are a professional mariner and wish to settle a bet about your ship's poorly designed.

    Fair winds and following seas!

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  12. It's finally here, the best and easiest to use unit converter you'll ever find for any TI calculator. You can convert units of length, area, volume, mass, force, temperature, energy, density, pressure, velocity/speed, time, and memory. There are 98 units in total. Another awesome perk is that it only takes up 2900 bytes!

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  13. This is the first and only parametric 3D graphing program for TI calculators that has more than one mode (that I know of). This program will allow you to plot 3D graphs using Cartesian, Cylindrical, and Spherical coordinates. Tracing is enabled and you can also change color schemes. And it's all under 3K of RAM!

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  14. This is the first and only 3D graphing program for TI calculators that has more than one mode (that I know of). This program will allow you to plot 3D graphs using Cartesian, Polar, Cylindrical, and Spherical coordinates. Tracing mode is also included. The program itself takes up only ~3k of RAM!

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  15. Attention all Swifties. It's time to put down your iPhones and pick up your calculators (don't worry, nobody is looking) because it's time to relive the amazing legend of Taylor Swift. Now you, too, can feel like Taylor Swift while mashing random buttons so legions of fans can hoard around you while you play through 10 whole songs that all sound the same (silent in this case)! And to top it off, you'll experience it all in mind-blowing 16-color graphics! But that's not all: if you manage to get 24 stars or more on all 10 songs, you'll unlock a special Easter Egg that you'll cherish for minutes to come! Then if you score some Adderall, you can enjoy it for even more minutes to come. (Disclaimer for Swifties: since no sound is actually played you'll have to keep your AirPods plugged in while playing the only playlist that matters.) (Disclaimer for nerds: This program is written entirely in pure TI-BASIC so no libraries are necessary.)

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  16. This small program uses the rocket equation to calculate the delta-V of a vehicle using exhaust velocity as an input variable. It is excellent for students and enthusiasts to understand better how a change in mass over time impacts the change in velocity of a rocket. The equation is purely theoretical and does not consider things like air resistance. However, the theory is sound, and the app is a great way to begin understanding the complicated rocket equation.

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  17. VarCount is a simple tool to keep track of your Variables when programming in ICE.
    This might be usefull for large source codes sice ICE has a variable limit of 85.

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  18. In a world of particle chickens comes the greatest TI-84 plus screensaver ever known. It's called: Gravity Chickens: The Screen Saver! Now you can watch endless particle chickens fight each other while they are endlessly attracted to each other. There are 6 variations in total. Believe me, you will find yourself watching these things for several minutes. They're actually quite mesmerizing. You can also mess with them and see what happens when you change parameters. Now go and mesmerize yourself with these amazing chickens.

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  19. A recreation of the DOS virus payload, Virus.DOS.Techno both for the TI-84/83+ and the TI-84+ CE/CSE.

    Inspired by danooct1 for reviewing to virus on YouTube.

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  20. Hi, This is TicoIn! The first Calculator based crypto currency.
    To use it, just send the .8xp file over, and it will make the appvar on the app, so you don't have to worry bout it.

    The way that the coin works, is that it sends the first coin to a cache, and then after that first cache, it then needs to pay the miner, so it gets the id for that payment and formulates a hash for that id. That hash is then sent into the pool and then that hash is mined. That cycle then infietly repeats.

    The Hash is created by taking the id(numbloc) and doing the following math: ((((numbloc*numbloc)*999)-51)*3)+1
    If you want to take out the coin, you can transfer the app var "money" to your computer, but don't expect to do anything crazy, becasuse the blocks conflict as soon as two people mine it, or in other words, two people will win the same block, which means that it doesn't have enough complexity to be worth anything.

    In conclusion, if you want to waste energy with your ti84, this is the #1 way to do so :)

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  21. This program gives you the exact values for expressions like, 4(√19-3), 4(√192+16)and also similar expressions with third- and fourth roots. I know that the CG 50 has a program built in for this, but it isn’t always working, and you can’t use it in retrospect. The program strives to reduce the expression as much as possible. There is also an input for the precision to search with. Which can be rather tricky to decide. If you remember one or two digits though, for example 16 in the second expression, it is safe to choose it, since 4 is bigger than 1. Always choose a positive integer, because the program only manages expressions with integers that gives real numbers. So, you must not input an expression like: 7(√-14-8). It won’t work. 328 bytes.

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