The command you're looking for is the fPart command. It's located under MATH, and then the NUM category. If you wanted to find the remainder of 180/7, you'd press fPart and then write 180/7 so essentially: 'fPart(180/7)' which would return. Chapter 1: Operating the TI-84 Plus Silver Edition 2 TI-84 Plus Silver Edition Using the Color.Coded Keyboard The keys on the TI-84 Plus are color-coded to help you easily locate the key you need. The light colored keys are the number keys. The keys along the right side of the keyboard are the common math functions.
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Oiram is Mario-style platformer for the CE. Includes many features and enemies. Source code is linked in readme. Enjoy! There's also a level editor to make your own levels here: https://github.com/mateoconlechuga/oiram-editor/releases/latest
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| oiram/OiramPK.8xv | 10.4 KB |
| oiram/OiramS.8xv | 31.6 KB |
| oiram/OiramT.8xv | 64.0 KB |
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says: at 2019-07-16 20:04 UTCThis game is by far the best I have played. My only grudge is that I have spent over 50 hours on this game lol
says: at 2019-04-05 01:30 UTCThis was a truly amazing play! I can't imagine how much work it took, but it was worth it! Very engaging and addictive; now that I've finished it, I feel like I can finally move on with my life (until I download some more levels). The graphics and mechanics are true to the original game, and it could just as easily be the real deal. One of the best games I've ever played on my calc.
says: at 2018-03-02 01:31 UTCA great game to boost our nostalgia of the simple 8-bit to 16-bit days. Absolutely love the level design and the compatibility. A must-have for all calculator users!
says: at 2018-02-07 02:00 UTCIt's a faithful Mario port for the TI-84 Plus CE; what else is there to say? The controls are intuitive and responsive, the graphics are attractive, the gameplay is smooth, and it's an utterly enjoyable game. Your only challenge will be putting the game down when it's time to do math again.
says: at 2017-11-19 02:56 UTCTI 84 Plus CE with TI Connect CE I added Oriam and am being told by the calc after using asm(PrgmORIAM, Err: Missing Oriam AppVars. Reinstalling everything after a reset wouldn't fix it.
says: at 2017-08-20 19:14 UTCcmalasadas this problem has been addressed. There has been broken compatibility because of a new software update, which broke keybinding for certain coding languages like C or something like that. Please refer to https://codewalr.us/index.php?topic=1586.msg58935;topicseen#new if you are confused about this. This game is amazing and it is a shame that this is happening to you. Good luck!
says: at 2017-08-04 18:28 UTCControls don't work on TI-84 Plus CE I can press buttons on the start screen, but when I start the game, no buttons work (even DEL or CLEAR or OFF, no buttons on my calculator work, I can't even force quit the game)
says: at 2017-04-05 13:06 UTCThis game is OUTSTANDING! It's a must have for any TI-84 Plus CE.
says: at 2017-02-21 22:32 UTCHands down probably the best game for the Ti 84+ CE.
says: at 2017-02-15 15:18 UTCi have followed the instructions but i get the memory error even though i don't have anything on my calculator, how do i need to fix this and how did you guys got the game to work?
says: at 2017-01-26 02:27 UTCthis game is absolutely awesome! definitely a must have for the 84+ CE! though it sometimes crashes my calc, I have faith that better updated versions will soon come!
says: at 2017-01-25 01:31 UTCEvery time I try to launch it it gives me a memory error message, could someone please help?
says: at 2017-01-21 02:16 UTCAmazing! The graphics were amazing, and it fits in perfectly with the amazing series of games and programs Mateo has given the community. The game itself was one of the most immersive I have seen in a long time, even though I rarely download calculator games. I really don't know how Mateo will top this, but he has surprised us in the past!
says: at 2017-01-13 04:02 UTCAnother legendary game created by MateoConLechuga! This game is obviously a Mario plat-former that is incredibly well programmed! I have never experienced any lag, which of course is great. There are a wide variety of enemies and power-ups and many fun secrets to find! Although there aren't many built-in levels, there are tons of maps made by other users and you could always just download Mateo's Oiram level editor and create more levels! The graphics are very nice, it definitely feels like the real thing. The controls take a little getting use to, but overall they are pretty nice, there is even an option to change the key-map layout, very useful! Overall a great program, and definitely recommended. 10/10 p.s. For the inexperienced calculator users out there, this is an Assembly program, not a Basic program. Read the ReadMe.txt to see how to run this program.
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- Oiram (published 1 year, 6 months ago; 2019-05-18 19:19 UTC)
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If you’ve spent any time on Calc King, you know that the TI-84 calculator is the most popular graphing calculator for students across the globe. Millions of students are using the classic TI-84, and thousands are upgrading to the latest TI-84 Plus CE.
These calculators are intended for some hardcore math work, but if you’re on this page, you probably just found out that you can actually download games to your TI-84 Plus CE (and previous models) calculator!
In fact, we have a collection of games for the TI-84 that you can download now for free, including Flappy Bird, Pac-Man, Geometry Dash, Snake, and many more!
It’s also really easy to download and install these games to your calculator and start using it in new and entertaining ways.
Teachers, look away now!
What You Need to Download Games
- A TI-84 Plus CE graphing calculator (obviously!)
- Your calculator charging cable
The Process of Downloading Games to Your TI-84 Plus CE
- Download and install the TI Connect CE software
- Download and extract the game you want to load onto the calculator
- Send the game your calculator from inside TI Connect CE (details below)
- Launch the game on your calculator
- Play the game in math class (j/k – don’t get caught!)
Okay, so once you’ve got the TI Connect CE software installed and you’ve downloaded the ZIP file for a game you want to load, you’re ready to start.
Open up the TI Connect CE program (either on Windows or Mac) and then click on the Calculator Explorer tab on the left-hand side.
From here, you need to connect your TI-84 Plus CE to your computer using the charging cable. Your calculator should then pop up in the Connected Calculators section and in the main window you should see a list of all the files stored on your TI-84.
Go to the folder where you downloaded and extracted your game, select all of the files you extracted, and then drag and drop those files right into TI Connect CE.
When you do this you’ll get a Send to Calculators prompt. Click Send and, if the software asks you too, click Replace to replace any files already stored on the calculator.
The game is now on your calculator, and to play it, you just need to run the correct file.
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Grab your trusty TI-84 Plus CE and press the [prgm] button, then select the game you want to play by pressing enter.
To launch the game on your calculator, press enter again.
That’s it! You should now see the game load up on your calculator and ready to play. You’ve successfully downloaded and installed games onto your TI-84 Plus CE, and now the world is your oyster!
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Just remember to not play during class (or at least don’t get caught). Let us know in the comments how you got on with installing games on your calculator, and please share this article with your friends so they can learn how to do it too!