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@@rydertheapple843 my guess is that Tetris is a smaller game, so the ROM takes up less total files. Because calculator files have a limit to how large each one can be, the ROM converter has to split the ROM into multiple files to send to the calculator, meaning that a larger ROM has more files. So probably it wouldn't be good to delete some of the SMB ROM files since they're all a part of the same thing and need to be there to run the game.

If you go into the memory management menu and select AppVars, you delete the AppVars that begin with the name of the ROM you selected when converting. Hope that helps :)

@ Thanks! Also I want to fit more games onto it, currently I only have SMBD and Tetris, no other programs but the ones mentioned in this video, I went to download Pokémon red but was out of storage, I was so confused and two games can’t be the only amount I can fit into the Calc. Any way I could fix this? Which programs (mentioned in the video) should I archive and which programs should I leave on ram? Or if you have another way to fit more games please let me know. I’m not sure if the games are located on ram or archive. Any advice helps. Apologies for the long message.

​@@rydertheapple843 Any programs can and should be archived, and the AppVars should already be in archive. Sadly the gameboy games are really quite large so you can usually only fit one or two on the calculator at once. There are a number of games made specifically for the calculator (and don't require an emulator) you can get here: www.cemetech.net/downloads/browse/84pce Those are typically smaller so you can fit a larger number, possibly along with one or two gameboy games. To free up some space (but it might not be enough for other gameboy games) you can always delete pre-installed apps you don't use, for example language apps that you don't speak. You can always download these again from TI's website, so it's fine to delete them.

Are you sending only the .8xv and .8xp files (or .b84)? Make sure that if you have extracted any zip files. If you're using ChromeOS, that can have issues, so try on macOS or Windows if you can.

There's no public downgrade method available. If you want to run games and other assembly / C programs, you'll need to use the arTIfiCE jailbreak: yvantt.github.io/arTIfiCE

@@sans_undertale-999 trading isn't a feature right now, but I did hear that the creator of the emulator may add trading in the future. Some ROM hacks also let you evolve certain pokemon without trading, so you could look into that.

@@TInyHackerCalcs DUDE! thank you so much really helpful info! Love your vids by the way!

@@sans_undertale-999 no problem!

@@TInyHackerCalcs Hey Man sorry to bother again but do you think you could provide some link to some specific ROM that let you evolve pokemon without trading? would be very appreciated

​@@sans_undertale-999 It depends on which version you're interested in, but I'm pretty sure Polished Crystal is a ROM hack that lets you do that: github.com/Rangi42/polishedcrystal You also might be able to transfer your save from the calculator to the computer and convert it with the save converter on the TI-Boy CE website, and then use this tool to do a trade between save files: bluemoonfalls.com/pages/tools/trade-sim

There isn't really a way to open pictures off the flash drive. You could store 8xv files on it and then copy them to the calculator and then open them in a picture viewing program, but you can't open them directly off the flash drive.

@@TInyHackerCalcs It says i don’t have enough memory in my Archive or Ram for HDPICV. The folder of images is 7.2 MB😬

@@mayfieldomelette In that case you probably won't be able to send all the images. But you could keep them all on the drive, copy the files for one picture over when you need it, and then delete it when you're done and copy it back from the drive if you ever want it again (if that makes sense)

@@TInyHackerCalcs damn! I needed six pictures of my guide on the calculator. Any other tips or tricks? I have it typed up in my notes under PRGM. But it’s super long and tedious. But maybe I’m just being lazy. I heard that there is a portable hard drive that can be connected to the calculator as a USB? I saw a video on it, but I don’t know.

@@mayfieldomelette I'm not sure. You could always try shrinking or compressing the images to make them smaller and they might fit better?

Are you sending the files to RAM or to Archive? You should send everything to Archive as there is much more room for files there.

@@TInyHackerCalcsmost of my files are already archived but I will try to send some more * means archived right?

@@macbr5554 Yep!

I think the creator of the emulator has considered adding the capability in the future but currently it isn't possible.

It will! TI-Boy CE is only a program, so once you close it you'll be back to the regular calculator until you open it again.

You need to run TI-Boy CE through the arTIfiCE exploit. This is because of a newer version of TI-OS. I've made an updated tutorial which covers that here: ua-cam.com/video/plrj6Pm-6rg/v-deo.html

@@TInyHackerCalcs YAY! IT works now. Thanks bro!

Nice! Glad it's working :)

I don't have a discord, but I have considered it. Might make one at some point :) Nintendo generally doesn't like linking resources to ROMs because they're pretty picky, but a quick google search will probably tell you what you need to know. Glad you liked the video! Let me know if you have any other questions! :D

@@TInyHackerCalcs I figured it out :) thanks for the help! Btw, if you do end up making a discord, I will be sure to join 😀

Are you talking about when you convert the ROM? I think backspace should work.

If you're interested in community development, I've found the most resources to be available for the TI-84 Plus CE. However, if you don't care about third-party programs, the NumWorks is still a solid choice, and if you get a used one it's possible to get an older model that can use the Phi jailbreak which restores the ability to install custom firmware.

@@TInyHackerCalcs Ok thanks. Obviously I just need it for calculations and basic graphing functions but I think having community development available would be a nice add on. Thanks for the feedback

Yeah! The emulator is simply a program that can be ran on the calculator, similar to an app on a PC or phone, so once you exit it (with the [on] key) you'll be back to the normal calculator :)

@@TInyHackerCalcs tysm

I try to run TIBoyCEbut it says "Error Invalid" even though I have ASM, Cesium, and arTifice downloaded

@@ritoTheBenjiLover Are you running TI Boy CE through arTIfiCE or Cesium? You need to run it through the jailbreak or a shell, not from the homescreen.

@@TInyHackerCalcs it also restarts my OS everytime i open arTIfiCE

If you go into the memory management menu ([2nd] + [+]), then select option 7 (Reset), you should see an option to reset the RAM, reset the Archive, or reset all. You're probably looking to reset all. Hope that helps :)

Restarting the game should only reset the ROM, so if you've ever saved through the in game menu you should be able to select continue when the game starts up.

@@TInyHackerCalcs I don’t think I ever presssed save game. Is there any way I can go into the files or something and try to find it?

@@mattjang4515 If you didn't ever save the game, you can always try loading one of TI-Boy's save slots if you ever saved that.

@@TInyHackerCalcs is that in “losd state slot”

@@mattjang4515 yes, that should be it. Hopefully that works!

@@nm11157 are you using Chrome OS? Sometimes that causes an issue and you need to use Windows or macOS. You can also try the ticalc.link/ website if Chrome OS is your only option. Also make sure to extract the zip file first and send only the 8xp and 8xv files, you might already be doing that but I know some people missed that and had issues.

⁠@@TInyHackerCalcsI downloaded all 3 and checked the files for each. None of them have 8xv files etc

I looked in your replies and Ik to download the zip files first but they don’t cross over saying it can’t be or it’s invalide

@@Celestial_2016 you also have to unzip the zip files before sending, not just download them. If you try to send a zip file before unzipping it it will say it's invalid, that might be the cause of the issue?

@@TInyHackerCalcs I will try this when I get home🗣️‼️

Did you send the TI-Boy CE program? My guess is you sent the converted ROM files, but you still need to send and run TI-Boy CE in order to view them.

@@TInyHackerCalcs not exactly sure how to access on the ti 84 either. downloaded ti boy ce program and can't find it anywhere on the calculator, checked apps, artiface, prgrms

@@JoshuaUribe-x9r Huh, that's odd. Maybe send it one more time just to double check?

@@TInyHackerCalcs i actually got it to work lol, xp files can't send through the chrome ti regardless, so i had to use ticalc to transfer the file to my ti from there. Thanks for the help!

@@JoshuaUribe-x9r Ah okay, nice! Glad you got it working :)

@@OctoLinkYT by app do you mean app files like Cesium or program files? I don't think that running app files would work, because of the way they need to be installed on the calculator to run.

@@TInyHackerCalcs meant program files mb

@@TInyHackerCalcs like the .8xp files

@@OctoLinkYT huh in that case I'm not sure what's going wrong. Maybe you should make a post on the Cemetech.net forum, there are more people who could help you there (including the creator of Cesium).

@@TInyHackerCalcs K, thx for the help

@@mat.2763 were you sending the 8xp / 8xv files or the zip? You have to extract the zip first.

@@TInyHackerCalcs It is a TI-84 Plus CE bundles file

@@mat.2763 ah okay, the files in there aren't programs, they're data for the ROM needed to run it. To launch the ROM you have to open TI-Boy CE and select it from the menu.

@@TInyHackerCalcs Ohh, okay thank you I found it!

@@mat.2763 Glad it works!

I'm pretty sure that at least the ZGC1 can run when plugged in if the battery is disconnected, but I haven't tried that on my ZGC3.

@@Carteboy sorry, it is a little confusing! Did you extract the zip files for Cesium and ASMHOOK first? They should have the files which TI Connect will recognize.

@@TInyHackerCalcsThanks! I got it. Great tutorial! Now I just have to delete every program I actually need in class to make space

@@Carteboy Hahaha glad you got it working!

Probably your archive is full. You could try deleting some files or apps you don't use to free up space!

@@TInyHackerCalcs I got my TI-84 Plus CE 10 min ago out of box what could i even delete? Your fast at responding btw 😂

@@lastsurvivor898 TI-OS comes with a lot of default apps that you might not use and take a lot of space which you could delete for now. It could be also you're trying to send too many games, sadly the game boy ROMs are really big for the calculator so you can only fit one or two on it at once. Also yeah I do my best to respond fast at least if I'm around or awake lol 😆

@@TInyHackerCalcs Just looked it was my ROM size the one game was just too big

@@TInyHackerCalcs Thanks for the help!!!!!

Exactly, and a calculator company that can't count is already off to a bad start 😬

​@@TInyHackerCalcsmaybe Zero is just the brand

Hmm, I'm not exactly sure what's going on since I haven't experienced that issue before. I would try asking on cemetech.net, it's a calculator-focused forum with a lot more people who might be able to help you :)

@@TInyHackerCalcs thanks i got some help and fixed the issue, but i tried adding some files and cesium and asmhook are not working and are "invalid"

@@zsynxedorgans3205 are you trying to send with the Chrome OS version of TI Connect? Sometimes that can have issues, if so maybe try the Windows or Mac version if you can

@@TInyHackerCalcs i used windows

@@zsynxedorgans3205 huh okay, I think the issue is you need to run ASMHOOK and Cesium from artifice. If you open artifice you should see the files there maybe?

In TI-Connect CE, you should see a drop down menu next to each file when you transfer which allows you to select Archive or RAM.

@@TInyHackerCalcs I can't find any dropdown menu

@@str3amclip-z You first have to drag the file to the calculator, and then you should get a window where you see each file with a dropdown menu next to it.