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<p>DJ Omnimaga: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:People|DJ Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> ===Aliases===<br /> * Kevin (2002-05)<br /> * Kevin9999 (some sites, 2003-05)<br /> * xlibman (2005-07)<br /> * DJ Omnimaga (2007-present)<br /> * ragol666 (alternate, 2007)<br /> * DJ_O (some sites, 2011-present)<br /> * Illusiat (ticalc handle, 2003-11)<br /> <br /> ===Site URL===<br /> http://djomnima.ga<br /> <br /> ===Ticalc.org URLs===<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/78/7864.html (2003-08)<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/108/10862.html (2010-11)<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/112/11286.html (2013-present)<br /> <br /> ===Years Active===<br /> 2001-present (didn't program from August 2010 to August 2013)<br /> <br /> ===Affiliations===<br /> * CodeWalrus (2014-present)<br /> * Omnimaga (2001-2014)<br /> * Epic Programming Studios (2004-05)<br /> * United-TI (2004-2008)<br /> * z80 Revelation (2005)<br /> * TI-Jon (2005)<br /> * TI-Center (2005)<br /> * TI-FreakWare (2006-2008)<br /> * Rivereye Studios (2006)<br /> * Hikaru Rakuen Programming (2006)<br /> <br /> ==Biography==<br /> <br /> Kevin Ouellet was an active TI-83/83+ calculator programmer during the first decade of the 2000's. He is mainly notable for his many RPGs released, as most were the longest and most complex RPGs developed on the Z80 models, and include the Illusiat series, The Reign of Legends series, Reuben Quest series, Mana Force and First Fantasy. Starting TI-Basic programming in July 2001, he used this language through almost his entire programming career, along with assembly libraries starting in 2003 to enhance his games.<br /> <br /> In his early programming career, his release rate was quite rapid, sometimes finishing two large RPGs in a single month. As a result, the Illusiat series, excluding the 13th game, was finished in less than one and a half years, with several other releases in between including three other large RPGs. He slowed down to two or fewer releases per year in 2005, however, and after Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror in January 2005, it took over one decade before he releases a major RPG again. His other non-RPG products include Metroid II: Evolution, Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set, xLIB xLIB Revolution and a TI-81 remake of the first Illusiat game.<br /> <br /> In the TI community, he also contributed with the creation of Omnimaga in 2001 and CodeWalrus in 2014, which are websites and programming teams. He started participating in online discussions only in 2003, two years after releasing his first game. Omnimaga eventually became one of the most active forums before shutting down in 2008. He reopened another Omnimaga site later that year, which eventually led the TI community in activity for a few years before slowing down.<br /> <br /> Life issues spanning from the second half of 2009 until early 2011 caused his health to slowly deteriorate. This combined with TI community disputes (see below) led him to take a step back from most calculator sites and some of his Omnimaga duties (including FTP access). In early 2011, life issues ended, but his health would continue to deteriorate for months before finally starting to improve, and it would never fully recover. As a result of this combined with more TI community problems, he retired from Omnimaga staff entirely in July 2011.<br /> <br /> After his health had improved again, he would return as news editor, but his interests were slowly shifting away from calculators, causing him to announce in June 2012 that he was officially stopping calculator programming (although he had actually stopped coding for two years beforehand) and would no longer post calculator-related news on a regular basis. In late 2012, however, as the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition was leaked, he started TI-84 Plus BASIC again and then switched to TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition BASIC as soon as the new calculator came out in Spring 2013. Around that time, he also experimented with HP 39gII programming and released one game. He also got involved into HP Prime programming and plans to release new games for it in the foreseeable future. He also started a new calculator forum called CodeWalrus, co-founded with aeTIos, Pimathbrainiac, juju and Streetwalrus.<br /> <br /> Since Kevin started TI programming, 9 of his ticalc.org files made the headlines and participated in POTY surveys (sometimes more than one in a single poll): The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest, The Reign of Legends 3, Reuben Quest 1 and 2, xLIB xLIB Revolution, Metroid II: Evolution, Illusiat TI-81 Remake, Illusiat Complete Collection (which included the TI-81 game) and Supersonic Ball. Both Reuben RPGs participated in the same POTY survey in 2005, along with XXR. Ironically, Sorunome's Axe and ASM remakes of the two RPGs competed against each others for a POTY award as well, this time in 2014. The ASM remake of Reuben Quest 2 won 2014 POTY and DJ Omnimaga won a POTY of his own in 2015, with First Fantasy: Mana Force.<br /> <br /> ==Impact and Controversies==<br /> <br /> Although Kevin did not have an immediate impact in the TI community when he first started participating, the release of an unfinished version of The Reign of Legends 3 in 2004 led to the creation of xLIB by Patrick Prendergast in response to the slow speed and difficulty that many existing ASM libraries had at the time. The subsequent release of Reuben Quest grayscale led to xLIB being converted into a hook-based Flash Application for faster speed. In addition, those RPGs inspired several people to get into RPG development and use ASM libraries in their own BASIC games. The release of the Reuben series also sparked an article on ticalc.org asking if it was time to replace TI-BASIC.<br /> <br /> As he took a strong stance against hostility in the TI community, Kevin was in the middle of many disputes as well. In the early days where some of his games would make ticalc.org front page news, it was unusual for a TI-Basic program to get featured. As a result, those news often started ASM vs BASIC arguments in comment pages, occasionally questioning the newsworthiness of TI-Basic programs. Early on, he denounced lack of respect towards TI-Basic programmers in particular, to eventually denounce obnoxious comments in general towards new members, defend the usage of ASM libraries in TI-Basic and to a lesser extent Axe programmers.<br /> <br /> In 2005, he decided that his newly-created Omnimaga forums would have a strong stance against hostility in general. However, from 2005 to 2009, he also started an unofficial campaign to get moderators and administrators of every forum to take action against such behavior as well. This caused extra fights and tarnished his reputation, as other administrators considered that it was up to them to decide what is allowed on their respective websites. It was also made particularly worse due to his sensitivity.<br /> <br /> The stricter moderation against trolling on Omnimaga and its IRC channel #omnimaga was highly controversial among defenders of freedom of expression in #TCPA, and the banning of certain #TCPA people from #Omnimaga and Omnimaga sparked IRC wars and many attempts to get Kevin to leave the TI community or close his website. In 2008, it culminated in the demise of the previous Omnimaga website, and per Kevin's request and as a protest against the general lack of respect towards him despite all his contributions, the removal of his ticalc.org profile and files.<br /> <br /> In early 2009, after Omnimaga had re-opened due to much demand, he stopped his campaign to get other forums to become friendlier, realizing it caused more problems than benefits. He decided to take a different approach instead, focusing entirely on Omnimaga's hostility-free mentality to attract members. After over a year of no disputes or attacks, Kevin eventually put his calculator releases back on ticalc.org. In 2011, a rivalry started between Cemetech and Omnimaga, as both forums were very active, but had opposite mentalities on many fronts. This led to another peak of disputes in March and April 2011. Since some people involved in the 2008 disputes became involved again, Kevin responded by pulling his ticalc.org files again for another two years. This eventually led to his retirement from Omnimaga as an administrator in July 2011.<br /> <br /> He has since returned into TI and HP programming and co-founded a new calculator and mobile forums, called CodeWalrus, which remained private until January 1st 2015. That new website caused controversy when it was first leaked, as it came out at a time where the TI community is shrinking in size, but due to demand and the differences in policies, arguably preventing the website from being redundant, CodeWalrus was finally accepted better than previously expected by the TI community.<br /> <br /> ==Releases==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 2<br /> :: Illusiat 3<br /> :;Nov: Donjon (lost in memory clear)<br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 4 (lost in memory clear)<br /> :;Mar: Mortal Kombat<br /> :;May: Omnipack &amp; Omnipack SE game bundles (includes Mortal Kombat)<br /> :: Mana Force<br /> :;Jun: Illusiat 6<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 7: The Legend of GWAF<br /> :: Illusiat 8<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 9: Shadow<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 10<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 11<br /> :;Nov: Mystique: La Larme du Dragon<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat 12<br /> <br /> ===2003===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 5: The Ultimate Quest (Calculator remake from 2002 PC game)<br /> :;Feb: The Reign of Legends<br /> :;May: Mana Force 2<br /> :;Jul: The Reign of Legends 2<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 2004 (Remakes of Illusiat 1 to 4)<br /> :;Nov: Nemesiat (TI-82 STATS/83 re-release of Illusiat 6)<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;Jun: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :;Oct: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;Dec: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;Jan: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :;Apr: Diortem (Unfinished Metroid clone that ultimately became Metroid II: Evolution)<br /> :;Oct: Xlib Xlib Revolution<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;May: Super Mario Smash Dance<br /> :;Jun: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 11: Kin Master Quest<br /> :;Nov: Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat TI-81 Remake (ported to all Z80 models)<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 13: The Final Chapter (cancelled, but close to finished)<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;Mar: Axe Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Eat Nethams: The Game<br /> <br /> ===2013===<br /> :;Mar: HP 39gII Grayscale Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Legand of Zelda: Sord of Atari (experimental parody game for the TI-84+CSE)<br /> :;Aug: HP Prime Color Tunnel<br /> :;Sep: Supersonic Ball<br /> :;Nov: HP Prime Tunnel TI-84 Plus CSE Demake<br /> <br /> ===2015===<br /> :;Apr: First Fantasy: Mana Force (ported to CE in August)<br /> <br /> ===2016===<br /> :;Apr: Opossum Massage Simulator (84+CSE)<br /> :: Wal-Rush! CE<br /> :: Desert Bus II: I Am A Tree<br /> :;Jul: GalagaCE<br /> <br /> ===2021===<br /> :;Sep: Darkblasters<br /> <br /> ===Games featured on ticalc.org (by POTY surveys)===<br /> :;2004: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;2005: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> :: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :: xLIB xLIB Revolution<br /> :;2006: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> :;2010: Illusiat TI-81 Remake<br /> :;2013: Illusiat Complete Collection (includes the entire Illusiat series including the TI-81 remake)<br /> :: Supersonic Ball<br /> :;2015: First Fantasy: Mana Force (won POTY)<br /> :;2016: GalagaCE<br /> <br /> In 2014, Sorunome released Axe and ASM remakes of Reuben Quest 1 and 2, respectively. His remake of the sequel won 2014 POTY.</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=User:DJ_Omnimaga 2022-03-20T10:03:30Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:People|DJ Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> ===Aliases===<br /> * Kevin (2002-05)<br /> * Kevin9999 (some sites, 2003-05)<br /> * xlibman (2005-07)<br /> * DJ Omnimaga (2007-present)<br /> * ragol666 (alternate, 2007)<br /> * DJ_O (some sites, 2011-present)<br /> * Illusiat (ticalc handle, 2003-11)<br /> <br /> ===Site URL===<br /> http://djomnima.ga<br /> <br /> ===Ticalc.org URLs===<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/78/7864.html (2003-08)<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/108/10862.html (2010-11)<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/112/11286.html (2013-present)<br /> <br /> ===Years Active===<br /> 2001-present (didn't program from August 2010 to August 2013)<br /> <br /> ===Affiliations===<br /> * CodeWalrus (2014-present)<br /> * Omnimaga (2001-2014)<br /> * Epic Programming Studios (2004-05)<br /> * United-TI (2004-2008)<br /> * z80 Revelation (2005)<br /> * TI-Jon (2005)<br /> * TI-Center (2005)<br /> * TI-FreakWare (2006-2008)<br /> * Rivereye Studios (2006)<br /> * Hikaru Rakuen Programming (2006)<br /> <br /> ==Biography==<br /> <br /> Kevin Ouellet was an active TI-83/83+ calculator programmer during the first decade of the 2000's. He is mainly notable for his many RPGs released, as most were the longest and most complex RPGs developed on the Z80 models, and include the Illusiat series, The Reign of Legends series, Reuben Quest series, Mana Force and First Fantasy. Starting TI-Basic programming in July 2001, he used this language through almost his entire programming career, along with assembly libraries starting in 2003 to enhance his games.<br /> <br /> In his early programming career, his release rate was quite rapid, sometimes finishing two large RPGs in a single month. As a result, the Illusiat series, excluding the 13th game, was finished in less than one and a half years, with several other releases in between including three other large RPGs. He slowed down to two or fewer releases per year in 2005, however, and after Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror in January 2005, it took over one decade before he releases a major RPG again. His other non-RPG products include Metroid II: Evolution, Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set, xLIB xLIB Revolution and a TI-81 remake of the first Illusiat game.<br /> <br /> In the TI community, he also contributed with the creation of Omnimaga in 2001 and CodeWalrus in 2014, which are websites and programming teams. He started participating in online discussions only in 2003, two years after releasing his first game. Omnimaga eventually became one of the most active forums before shutting down in 2008. He reopened another Omnimaga site later that year, which eventually led the TI community in activity for a few years before slowing down.<br /> <br /> Life issues spanning from the second half of 2009 until early 2011 caused his health to slowly deteriorate. This combined with TI community disputes (see below) led him to take a step back from most calculator sites and some of his Omnimaga duties (including FTP access). In early 2011, life issues ended, but his health would continue to deteriorate for months before finally starting to improve, and it would never fully recover. As a result of this combined with more TI community problems, he retired from Omnimaga staff entirely in July 2011.<br /> <br /> After his health had improved again, he would return as news editor, but his interests were slowly shifting away from calculators, causing him to announce in June 2012 that he was officially stopping calculator programming (although he had actually stopped coding for two years beforehand) and would no longer post calculator-related news on a regular basis. In late 2012, however, as the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition was leaked, he started TI-84 Plus BASIC again and then switched to TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition BASIC as soon as the new calculator came out in Spring 2013. Around that time, he also experimented with HP 39gII programming and released one game. He also got involved into HP Prime programming and plans to release new games for it in the foreseeable future. He also started a new calculator forum called CodeWalrus, co-founded with aeTIos, Pimathbrainiac, juju and Streetwalrus.<br /> <br /> Since Kevin started TI programming, 9 of his ticalc.org files made the headlines and participated in POTY surveys (sometimes more than one in a single poll): The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest, The Reign of Legends 3, Reuben Quest 1 and 2, xLIB xLIB Revolution, Metroid II: Evolution, Illusiat TI-81 Remake, Illusiat Complete Collection (which included the TI-81 game) and Supersonic Ball. Both Reuben RPGs participated in the same POTY survey in 2005, along with XXR. Ironically, Sorunome's Axe and ASM remakes of the two RPGs competed against each others for a POTY award as well, this time in 2014. The ASM remake of Reuben Quest 2 won 2014 POTY and DJ Omnimaga won a POTY of his own in 2015, with First Fantasy: Mana Force.<br /> <br /> ==Impact and Controversies==<br /> <br /> Although Kevin did not have an immediate impact in the TI community when he first started participating, the release of an unfinished version of The Reign of Legends 3 in 2004 led to the creation of xLIB by Patrick Prendergast in response to the slow speed and difficulty that many existing ASM libraries had at the time. The subsequent release of Reuben Quest grayscale led to xLIB being converted into a hook-based Flash Application for faster speed. In addition, those RPGs inspired several people to get into RPG development and use ASM libraries in their own BASIC games. The release of the Reuben series also sparked an article on ticalc.org asking if it was time to replace TI-BASIC.<br /> <br /> As he took a strong stance against hostility in the TI community, Kevin was in the middle of many disputes as well. In the early days where some of his games would make ticalc.org front page news, it was unusual for a TI-Basic program to get featured. As a result, those news often started ASM vs BASIC arguments in comment pages, occasionally questioning the newsworthiness of TI-Basic programs. Early on, he denounced lack of respect towards TI-Basic programmers in particular, to eventually denounce obnoxious comments in general towards new members, defend the usage of ASM libraries in TI-Basic and to a lesser extent Axe programmers.<br /> <br /> In 2005, he decided that his newly-created Omnimaga forums would have a strong stance against hostility in general. However, from 2005 to 2009, he also started an unofficial campaign to get moderators and administrators of every forum to take action against such behavior as well. This caused extra fights and tarnished his reputation, as other administrators considered that it was up to them to decide what is allowed on their respective websites. It was also made particularly worse due to his sensitivity.<br /> <br /> The stricter moderation against trolling on Omnimaga and its IRC channel #omnimaga was highly controversial among defenders of freedom of expression in #TCPA, and the banning of certain #TCPA people from #Omnimaga and Omnimaga sparked IRC wars and many attempts to get Kevin to leave the TI community or close his website. In 2008, it culminated in the demise of the previous Omnimaga website, and per Kevin's request and as a protest against the general lack of respect towards him despite all his contributions, the removal of his ticalc.org profile and files.<br /> <br /> In early 2009, after Omnimaga had re-opened due to much demand, he stopped his campaign to get other forums to become friendlier, realizing it caused more problems than benefits. He decided to take a different approach instead, focusing entirely on Omnimaga's hostility-free mentality to attract members. After over a year of no disputes or attacks, Kevin eventually put his calculator releases back on ticalc.org. In 2011, a rivalry started between Cemetech and Omnimaga, as both forums were very active, but had opposite mentalities on many fronts. This led to another peak of disputes in March and April 2011. Since some people involved in the 2008 disputes became involved again, Kevin responded by pulling his ticalc.org files again for another two years. This eventually led to his retirement from Omnimaga as an administrator in July 2011.<br /> <br /> He has since returned into TI and HP programming and co-founded a new calculator and mobile forums, called CodeWalrus, which remained private until January 1st 2015. That new website caused controversy when it was first leaked, as it came out at a time where the TI community is shrinking in size, but due to demand and the differences in policies, arguably preventing the website from being redundant, CodeWalrus was finally accepted better than previously expected by the TI community.<br /> <br /> ==Releases==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 2<br /> :: Illusiat 3<br /> :;Nov: Donjon (lost in memory clear)<br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 4 (lost in memory clear)<br /> :;Mar: Mortal Kombat<br /> :;May: Omnipack &amp; Omnipack SE game bundles (includes Mortal Kombat)<br /> :: Mana Force<br /> :;Jun: Illusiat 6<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 7: The Legend of GWAF<br /> :: Illusiat 8<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 9: Shadow<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 10<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 11<br /> :;Nov: Mystique: La Larme du Dragon<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat 12<br /> <br /> ===2003===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 5: The Ultimate Quest (Calculator remake from 2002 PC game)<br /> :;Feb: The Reign of Legends<br /> :;May: Mana Force 2<br /> :;Jul: The Reign of Legends 2<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 2004 (Remakes of Illusiat 1 to 4)<br /> :;Nov: Nemesiat (TI-82 STATS/83 re-release of Illusiat 6)<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;Jun: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :;Oct: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;Dec: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;Jan: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :;Apr: Diortem (Unfinished Metroid clone that ultimately became Metroid II: Evolution)<br /> :;Oct: Xlib Xlib Revolution<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;May: Super Mario Smash Dance<br /> :;Jun: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 11: Kin Master Quest<br /> :;Nov: Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat TI-81 Remake (ported to all Z80 models)<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 13: The Final Chapter (cancelled, but close to finished)<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;Mar: Axe Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Eat Nethams: The Game<br /> <br /> ===2011===<br /> <br /> ===2012===<br /> <br /> ===2013===<br /> :;Mar: HP 39gII Grayscale Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Legand of Zelda: Sord of Atari (experimental parody game for the TI-84+CSE)<br /> :;Aug: HP Prime Color Tunnel<br /> :;Sep: Supersonic Ball<br /> :;Nov: HP Prime Tunnel TI-84 Plus CSE Demake<br /> <br /> ===2014===<br /> <br /> ===2015===<br /> :;Apr: First Fantasy: Mana Force (ported to CE in August)<br /> <br /> ===2016===<br /> :;Apr: Opossum Massage Simulator (84+CSE)<br /> :;Apr: Wal-Rush! CE<br /> :;Apr: Desert Bus II: I Am A Tree<br /> :;Jul: GalagaCE<br /> <br /> ===2021===<br /> :;Sep: Darkblasters<br /> <br /> ===Games featured on ticalc.org (by POTY surveys)===<br /> :;2004: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;2005: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> :: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :: xLIB xLIB Revolution<br /> :;2006: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> :;2010: Illusiat TI-81 Remake<br /> :;2013: Illusiat Complete Collection (includes the entire Illusiat series including the TI-81 remake)<br /> :: Supersonic Ball<br /> :;2015: First Fantasy: Mana Force (won POTY)<br /> :;2016: GalagaCE<br /> <br /> In 2014, Sorunome released Axe and ASM remakes of Reuben Quest 1 and 2, respectively. His remake of the sequel won 2014 POTY.</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=User:DJ_Omnimaga 2016-05-04T02:41:09Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:People|DJ Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> ===Aliases===<br /> * Kevin (2002-05)<br /> * Kevin9999 (some sites, 2003-05)<br /> * xlibman (2005-07)<br /> * DJ Omnimaga (2007-present)<br /> * ragol666 (alternate, 2007)<br /> * DJ_O (some sites, 2011-present)<br /> * Illusiat (ticalc handle, 2003-11)<br /> <br /> ===Site URL===<br /> http://codewalr.us<br /> <br /> ===Ticalc.org URLs===<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/78/7864.html (2003-08)<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/108/10862.html (2010-11)<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/112/11286.html (2013-present)<br /> <br /> ===Years Active===<br /> 2001-present (didn't program from August 2010 to August 2013)<br /> <br /> ===Affiliations===<br /> * CodeWalrus (2014-present)<br /> * Omnimaga (2001-2014)<br /> * Epic Programming Studios (2004-05)<br /> * United-TI (2004-2008)<br /> * z80 Revelation (2005)<br /> * TI-Jon (2005)<br /> * TI-Center (2005)<br /> * TI-FreakWare (2006-2008)<br /> * Rivereye Studios (2006)<br /> * Hikaru Rakuen Programming (2006)<br /> <br /> ==Biography==<br /> <br /> Kevin Ouellet was an active TI-83/83+ calculator programmer during the first decade of the 2000's. He is mainly notable for his many RPGs released, as most were the longest and most complex RPGs developed on the Z80 models, and include the Illusiat series, The Reign of Legends series, Reuben Quest series, Mana Force and First Fantasy. Starting TI-Basic programming in July 2001, he used this language through almost his entire programming career, along with assembly libraries starting in 2003 to enhance his games.<br /> <br /> In his early programming career, his release rate was quite rapid, sometimes finishing two large RPGs in a single month. As a result, the Illusiat series, excluding the 13th game, was finished in less than one and a half years, with several other releases in between including three other large RPGs. He slowed down to two or fewer releases per year in 2005, however, and after Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror in January 2005, it took over one decade before he releases a major RPG again. His other non-RPG products include Metroid II: Evolution, Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set, xLIB xLIB Revolution and a TI-81 remake of the first Illusiat game.<br /> <br /> In the TI community, he also contributed with the creation of Omnimaga in 2001 and CodeWalrus in 2014, which are websites and programming teams. He started participating in online discussions only in 2003, two years after releasing his first game. Omnimaga eventually became one of the most active forums before shutting down in 2008. He reopened another Omnimaga site later that year, which eventually led the TI community in activity for a few years before slowing down.<br /> <br /> Life issues spanning from the second half of 2009 until early 2011 caused his health to slowly deteriorate. This combined with TI community disputes (see below) led him to take a step back from most calculator sites and some of his Omnimaga duties (including FTP access). In early 2011, life issues ended, but his health would continue to deteriorate for months before finally starting to improve, and it would never fully recover. As a result of this combined with more TI community problems, he retired from Omnimaga staff entirely in July 2011.<br /> <br /> After his health had improved again, he would return as news editor, but his interests were slowly shifting away from calculators, causing him to announce in June 2012 that he was officially stopping calculator programming (although he had actually stopped coding for two years beforehand) and would no longer post calculator-related news on a regular basis. In late 2012, however, as the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition was leaked, he started TI-84 Plus BASIC again and then switched to TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition BASIC as soon as the new calculator came out in Spring 2013. Around that time, he also experimented with HP 39gII programming and released one game. He also got involved into HP Prime programming and plans to release new games for it in the foreseeable future. He also started a new calculator forum called CodeWalrus, co-founded with aeTIos, Pimathbrainiac, juju and Streetwalrus.<br /> <br /> Since Kevin started TI programming, 9 of his ticalc.org files made the headlines and participated in POTY surveys (sometimes more than one in a single poll): The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest, The Reign of Legends 3, Reuben Quest 1 and 2, xLIB xLIB Revolution, Metroid II: Evolution, Illusiat TI-81 Remake, Illusiat Complete Collection (which included the TI-81 game) and Supersonic Ball. Both Reuben RPGs participated in the same POTY survey in 2005, along with XXR. Ironically, Sorunome's Axe and ASM remakes of the two RPGs competed against each others for a POTY award as well, this time in 2014. The ASM remake of Reuben Quest 2 won 2014 POTY and DJ Omnimaga won a POTY of his own in 2015, with First Fantasy: Mana Force.<br /> <br /> ==Impact and Controversies==<br /> <br /> Although Kevin did not have an immediate impact in the TI community when he first started participating, the release of an unfinished version of The Reign of Legends 3 in 2004 led to the creation of xLIB by Patrick Prendergast in response to the slow speed and difficulty that many existing ASM libraries had at the time. The subsequent release of Reuben Quest grayscale led to xLIB being converted into a hook-based Flash Application for faster speed. In addition, those RPGs inspired several people to get into RPG development and use ASM libraries in their own BASIC games. The release of the Reuben series also sparked an article on ticalc.org asking if it was time to replace TI-BASIC.<br /> <br /> As he took a strong stance against hostility in the TI community, Kevin was in the middle of many disputes as well. In the early days where some of his games would make ticalc.org front page news, it was unusual for a TI-Basic program to get featured. As a result, those news often started ASM vs BASIC arguments in comment pages, occasionally questioning the newsworthiness of TI-Basic programs. Early on, he denounced lack of respect towards TI-Basic programmers in particular, to eventually denounce obnoxious comments in general towards new members, defend the usage of ASM libraries in TI-Basic and to a lesser extent Axe programmers.<br /> <br /> In 2005, he decided that his newly-created Omnimaga forums would have a strong stance against hostility in general. However, from 2005 to 2009, he also started an unofficial campaign to get moderators and administrators of every forum to take action against such behavior as well. This caused extra fights and tarnished his reputation, as other administrators considered that it was up to them to decide what is allowed on their respective websites. It was also made particularly worse due to his sensitivity.<br /> <br /> The stricter moderation against trolling on Omnimaga and its IRC channel #omnimaga was highly controversial among defenders of freedom of expression in #TCPA, and the banning of certain #TCPA people from #Omnimaga and Omnimaga sparked IRC wars and many attempts to get Kevin to leave the TI community or close his website. In 2008, it culminated in the demise of the previous Omnimaga website, and per Kevin's request and as a protest against the general lack of respect towards him despite all his contributions, the removal of his ticalc.org profile and files.<br /> <br /> In early 2009, after Omnimaga had re-opened due to much demand, he stopped his campaign to get other forums to become friendlier, realizing it caused more problems than benefits. He decided to take a different approach instead, focusing entirely on Omnimaga's hostility-free mentality to attract members. After over a year of no disputes or attacks, Kevin eventually put his calculator releases back on ticalc.org. In 2011, a rivalry started between Cemetech and Omnimaga, as both forums were very active, but had opposite mentalities on many fronts. This led to another peak of disputes in March and April 2011. Since some people involved in the 2008 disputes became involved again, Kevin responded by pulling his ticalc.org files again for another two years. This eventually led to his retirement from Omnimaga as an administrator in July 2011.<br /> <br /> He has since returned into TI and HP programming and co-founded a new calculator and mobile forums, called CodeWalrus, which remained private until January 1st 2015. That new website caused controversy when it was first leaked, as it came out at a time where the TI community is shrinking in size, but due to demand and the differences in policies, arguably preventing the website from being redundant, CodeWalrus was finally accepted better than previously expected by the TI community.<br /> <br /> ==Releases==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 2<br /> :: Illusiat 3<br /> :;Nov: Donjon (lost in memory clear)<br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 4 (lost in memory clear)<br /> :;Mar: Mortal Kombat<br /> :;May: Omnipack &amp; Omnipack SE game bundles (includes Mortal Kombat)<br /> :: Mana Force<br /> :;Jun: Illusiat 6<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 7: The Legend of GWAF<br /> :: Illusiat 8<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 9: Shadow<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 10<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 11<br /> :;Nov: Mystique: La Larme du Dragon<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat 12<br /> <br /> ===2003===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 5: The Ultimate Quest (Calculator remake from 2002 PC game)<br /> :;Feb: The Reign of Legends<br /> :;May: Mana Force 2<br /> :;Jul: The Reign of Legends 2<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 2004 (Remakes of Illusiat 1 to 4)<br /> :;Nov: Nemesiat (TI-82 STATS/83 re-release of Illusiat 6)<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;Jun: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :;Oct: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;Dec: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;Jan: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :;Apr: Diortem (Unfinished Metroid clone that ultimately became Metroid II: Evolution)<br /> :;Oct: Xlib Xlib Revolution<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;May: Super Mario Smash Dance<br /> :;Jun: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 11: Kin Master Quest<br /> :;Nov: Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat TI-81 Remake (ported to all Z80 models)<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 13: The Final Chapter (cancelled, but close to finished)<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;Mar: Axe Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Eat Nethams: The Game<br /> <br /> ===2011===<br /> <br /> ===2012===<br /> <br /> ===2013===<br /> :;Mar: HP 39gII Grayscale Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Legand of Zelda: Sord of Atari (experimental parody game for the TI-84+CSE)<br /> :;Aug: HP Prime Color Tunnel<br /> :;Sep: Supersonic Ball<br /> :;Nov: HP Prime Tunnel TI-84 Plus CSE Demake<br /> <br /> ===2014===<br /> <br /> ===2015===<br /> :;Apr: First Fantasy: Mana Force (ported to CE in August)<br /> <br /> ===2016===<br /> :;Apr: Opossum Massage Simulator (84+CSE)<br /> :;Apr: Wal-Rush! CE<br /> <br /> ===Games featured on ticalc.org (by POTY surveys)===<br /> :;2004: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;2005: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> :: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :: xLIB xLIB Revolution<br /> :;2006: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> :;2010: Illusiat TI-81 Remake<br /> :;2013: Illusiat Complete Collection (includes the entire Illusiat series including the TI-81 remake)<br /> :: Supersonic Ball<br /> :;2015: First Fantasy: Mana Force (won POTY)<br /> <br /> In 2014, Sorunome released Axe and ASM remakes of Reuben Quest 1 and 2, respectively. His remake of the sequel won 2014 POTY.</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=User:DJ_Omnimaga 2016-02-08T06:27:29Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:People|DJ Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> ===Aliases===<br /> * Kevin (2002-05)<br /> * Kevin9999 (some sites, 2003-05)<br /> * xlibman (2005-07)<br /> * DJ Omnimaga (2007-present)<br /> * ragol666 (alternate, 2007)<br /> * DJ_O (some sites, 2011-present)<br /> * Illusiat (ticalc handle, 2003-11)<br /> <br /> ===Site URL===<br /> http://codewalr.us<br /> <br /> ===Ticalc.org URLs===<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/78/7864.html (2003-08)<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/108/10862.html (2010-11)<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/112/11286.html (2013-present)<br /> <br /> ===Years Active===<br /> 2001-present (didn't program from August 2010 to August 2013)<br /> <br /> ===Affiliations===<br /> * CodeWalrus (2014-present)<br /> * Omnimaga (2001-2014)<br /> * Epic Programming Studios (2004-05)<br /> * United-TI (2004-2008)<br /> * z80 Revelation (2005)<br /> * TI-Jon (2005)<br /> * TI-Center (2005)<br /> * TI-FreakWare (2006-2008)<br /> * Rivereye Studios (2006)<br /> * Hikaru Rakuen Programming (2006)<br /> <br /> ==Biography==<br /> <br /> Kevin Ouellet was an active TI-83/83+ calculator programmer during the first decade of the 2000's. He is mainly notable for his many RPGs released, as most were the longest and most complex RPGs developed on the Z80 models, and include the Illusiat series, The Reign of Legends series, Reuben Quest series, Mana Force and First Fantasy. Starting TI-Basic programming in July 2001, he used this language through almost his entire programming career, along with assembly libraries starting in 2003 to enhance his games.<br /> <br /> In his early programming career, his release rate was quite rapid, sometimes finishing two large RPGs in a single month. As a result, the Illusiat series, excluding the 13th game, was finished in less than one and a half years, with several other releases in between including three other large RPGs. He slowed down to two or fewer releases per year in 2005, however, and after Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror in January 2005, it took over one decade before he releases a major RPG again. His other non-RPG products include Metroid II: Evolution, Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set, xLIB xLIB Revolution and a TI-81 remake of the first Illusiat game.<br /> <br /> In the TI community, he also contributed with the creation of Omnimaga in 2001 and CodeWalrus in 2014, which are websites and programming teams. He started participating in online discussions only in 2003, two years after releasing his first game. Omnimaga eventually became one of the most active forums before shutting down in 2008. He reopened another Omnimaga site later that year, which eventually led the TI community in activity for a few years before slowing down.<br /> <br /> Life issues spanning from the second half of 2009 until early 2011 caused his health to slowly deteriorate. This combined with TI community disputes (see below) led him to take a step back from most calculator sites and some of his Omnimaga duties (including FTP access). In early 2011, life issues ended, but his health would continue to deteriorate for months before finally starting to improve, and it would never fully recover. As a result of this combined with more TI community problems, he retired from Omnimaga staff entirely in July 2011.<br /> <br /> After his health had improved again, he would return as news editor, but his interests were slowly shifting away from calculators, causing him to announce in June 2012 that he was officially stopping calculator programming (although he had actually stopped coding for two years beforehand) and would no longer post calculator-related news on a regular basis. In late 2012, however, as the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition was leaked, he started TI-84 Plus BASIC again and then switched to TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition BASIC as soon as the new calculator came out in Spring 2013. Around that time, he also experimented with HP 39gII programming and released one game. He also got involved into HP Prime programming and plans to release new games for it in the foreseeable future. He also started a new calculator forum called CodeWalrus, co-founded with aeTIos, Pimathbrainiac, juju and Streetwalrus.<br /> <br /> Since Kevin started TI programming, 9 of his ticalc.org files made the headlines and participated in POTY surveys (sometimes more than one in a single poll): The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest, The Reign of Legends 3, Reuben Quest 1 and 2, xLIB xLIB Revolution, Metroid II: Evolution, Illusiat TI-81 Remake, Illusiat Complete Collection (which included the TI-81 game) and Supersonic Ball. Both Reuben RPGs participated in the same POTY survey in 2005, along with XXR. Ironically, Sorunome's Axe and ASM remakes of the two RPGs competed against each others for a POTY award as well, this time in 2014. The ASM remake of Reuben Quest 2 won 2014 POTY and DJ Omnimaga won a POTY of his own in 2015, with First Fantasy: Mana Force.<br /> <br /> ==Impact and Controversies==<br /> <br /> Although Kevin did not have an immediate impact in the TI community when he first started participating, the release of an unfinished version of The Reign of Legends 3 in 2004 led to the creation of xLIB by Patrick Prendergast in response to the slow speed and difficulty that many existing ASM libraries had at the time. The subsequent release of Reuben Quest grayscale led to xLIB being converted into a hook-based Flash Application for faster speed. In addition, those RPGs inspired several people to get into RPG development and use ASM libraries in their own BASIC games. The release of the Reuben series also sparked an article on ticalc.org asking if it was time to replace TI-BASIC.<br /> <br /> As he took a strong stance against hostility in the TI community, Kevin was in the middle of many disputes as well. In the early days where some of his games would make ticalc.org front page news, it was unusual for a TI-Basic program to get featured. As a result, those news often started ASM vs BASIC arguments in comment pages, occasionally questioning the newsworthiness of TI-Basic programs. Early on, he denounced lack of respect towards TI-Basic programmers in particular, to eventually denounce obnoxious comments in general towards new members, defend the usage of ASM libraries in TI-Basic and to a lesser extent Axe programmers.<br /> <br /> In 2005, he decided that his newly-created Omnimaga forums would have a strong stance against hostility in general. However, from 2005 to 2009, he also started an unofficial campaign to get moderators and administrators of every forum to take action against such behavior as well. This caused extra fights and tarnished his reputation, as other administrators considered that it was up to them to decide what is allowed on their respective websites. It was also made particularly worse due to his sensitivity.<br /> <br /> The stricter moderation against trolling on Omnimaga and its IRC channel #omnimaga was highly controversial among defenders of freedom of expression in #TCPA, and the banning of certain #TCPA people from #Omnimaga and Omnimaga sparked IRC wars and many attempts to get Kevin to leave the TI community or close his website. In 2008, it culminated in the demise of the previous Omnimaga website, and per Kevin's request and as a protest against the general lack of respect towards him despite all his contributions, the removal of his ticalc.org profile and files.<br /> <br /> In early 2009, after Omnimaga had re-opened due to much demand, he stopped his campaign to get other forums to become friendlier, realizing it caused more problems than benefits. He decided to take a different approach instead, focusing entirely on Omnimaga's hostility-free mentality to attract members. After over a year of no disputes or attacks, Kevin eventually put his calculator releases back on ticalc.org. In 2011, a rivalry started between Cemetech and Omnimaga, as both forums were very active, but had opposite mentalities on many fronts. This led to another peak of disputes in March and April 2011. Since some people involved in the 2008 disputes became involved again, Kevin responded by pulling his ticalc.org files again for another two years. This eventually led to his retirement from Omnimaga as an administrator in July 2011.<br /> <br /> He has since returned into TI and HP programming and co-founded a new calculator and mobile forums, called CodeWalrus, which remained private until January 1st 2015. That new website caused controversy when it was first leaked, as it came out at a time where the TI community is shrinking in size, but due to demand and the differences in policies, arguably preventing the website from being redundant, CodeWalrus was finally accepted better than previously expected by the TI community.<br /> <br /> ==Releases==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 2<br /> :: Illusiat 3<br /> :;Nov: Donjon (lost in memory clear)<br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 4 (lost in memory clear)<br /> :;Mar: Mortal Kombat<br /> :;May: Omnipack &amp; Omnipack SE game bundles (includes Mortal Kombat)<br /> :: Mana Force<br /> :;Jun: Illusiat 6<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 7: The Legend of GWAF<br /> :: Illusiat 8<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 9: Shadow<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 10<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 11<br /> :;Nov: Mystique: La Larme du Dragon<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat 12<br /> <br /> ===2003===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 5: The Ultimate Quest (Calculator remake from 2002 PC game)<br /> :;Feb: The Reign of Legends<br /> :;May: Mana Force 2<br /> :;Jul: The Reign of Legends 2<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 2004 (Remakes of Illusiat 1 to 4)<br /> :;Nov: Nemesiat (TI-82 STATS/83 re-release of Illusiat 6)<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;Jun: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :;Oct: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;Dec: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;Jan: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :;Apr: Diortem (Unfinished Metroid clone that ultimately became Metroid II: Evolution)<br /> :;Oct: Xlib Xlib Revolution<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;May: Super Mario Smash Dance<br /> :;Jun: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 11: Kin Master Quest<br /> :;Nov: Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat TI-81 Remake (ported to all Z80 models)<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 13: The Final Chapter (cancelled, but close to finished)<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;Mar: Axe Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Eat Nethams: The Game<br /> <br /> ===2011===<br /> <br /> ===2012===<br /> <br /> ===2013===<br /> :;Mar: HP 39gII Grayscale Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Legand of Zelda: Sord of Atari (experimental parody game for the TI-84+CSE)<br /> :;Aug: HP Prime Color Tunnel<br /> :;Sep: Supersonic Ball<br /> :;Nov: HP Prime Tunnel TI-84 Plus CSE Demake<br /> <br /> ===2014===<br /> <br /> ===2015===<br /> :;Apr: First Fantasy: Mana Force (ported to CE in August)<br /> <br /> ===Games featured on ticalc.org (by POTY surveys)===<br /> :;2004: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;2005: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> :: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :: xLIB xLIB Revolution<br /> :;2006: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> :;2010: Illusiat TI-81 Remake<br /> :;2013: Illusiat Complete Collection (includes the entire Illusiat series including the TI-81 remake)<br /> :: Supersonic Ball<br /> :;2015: First Fantasy: Mana Force (won POTY)<br /> <br /> In 2014, Sorunome released Axe and ASM remakes of Reuben Quest 1 and 2, respectively. His remake of the sequel won 2014 POTY.</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=User:DJ_Omnimaga 2016-02-08T06:24:02Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:People|DJ Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> ===Aliases===<br /> * Kevin (2002-05)<br /> * Kevin9999 (some sites, 2003-05)<br /> * xlibman (2005-07)<br /> * DJ Omnimaga (2007-present)<br /> * ragol666 (alternate, 2007)<br /> * DJ_O (some sites, 2011-present)<br /> * Illusiat (ticalc handle, 2003-11)<br /> <br /> ===Site URL===<br /> http://codewalr.us<br /> <br /> ===Ticalc.org URLs===<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/78/7864.html (2003-08)<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/108/10862.html (2010-11)<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/112/11286.html (2013-present)<br /> <br /> ===Years Active===<br /> 2001-present (didn't program from August 2010 to August 2013)<br /> <br /> ===Affiliations===<br /> * CodeWalrus (2014-present)<br /> * Omnimaga (2001-2014)<br /> * Epic Programming Studios (2004-05)<br /> * United-TI (2004-2008)<br /> * z80 Revelation (2005)<br /> * TI-Jon (2005)<br /> * TI-Center (2005)<br /> * TI-FreakWare (2006-2008)<br /> * Rivereye Studios (2006)<br /> * Hikaru Rakuen Programming (2006)<br /> <br /> ==Biography==<br /> <br /> Kevin Ouellet was an active TI-83/83+ calculator programmer during the first decade of the 2000's. He is mainly notable for his many RPGs released, as most were the longest and most complex RPGs developed on the Z80 models, and include the Illusiat series, The Reign of Legends series, Reuben Quest series, Mana Force and First Fantasy. Starting TI-Basic programming in July 2001, he used this language through almost his entire programming career, along with assembly libraries starting in 2003 to enhance his games.<br /> <br /> In his early programming career, his release rate was quite rapid, sometimes finishing two large RPGs in a single month. As a result, the Illusiat series, excluding the 13th game, was finished in less than one and a half years, with several other releases in between including three other large RPGs. He slowed down to two or fewer releases per year in 2005, however, and after Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror in January 2005, it took over one decade before he releases a major RPG again. His other non-RPG products include Metroid II: Evolution, Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set, xLIB xLIB Revolution and a TI-81 remake of the first Illusiat game.<br /> <br /> In the TI community, he also contributed with the creation of Omnimaga in 2001 and CodeWalrus in 2014, which are websites and programming teams. He started participating in online discussions only in 2003, two years after releasing his first game. Omnimaga eventually became one of the most active forums before shutting down in 2008. He reopened another Omnimaga site later that year, which eventually led the TI community in activity for a few years before slowing down.<br /> <br /> Life issues spanning from the second half of 2009 until early 2011 caused his health to slowly deteriorate. This combined with TI community disputes (see below) led him to take a step back from most calculator sites and some of his Omnimaga duties (including FTP access). In early 2011, life issues ended, but his health would continue to deteriorate for months before finally starting to improve, and it would never fully recover. As a result of this combined with more TI community problems, he retired from Omnimaga staff entirely in July 2011.<br /> <br /> After his health had improved again, he would return as news editor, but his interests were slowly shifting away from calculators, causing him to announce in June 2012 that he was officially stopping calculator programming (although he had actually stopped coding for two years beforehand) and would no longer post calculator-related news on a regular basis. In late 2012, however, as the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition was leaked, he started TI-84 Plus BASIC again and then switched to TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition BASIC as soon as the new calculator came out in Spring 2013. Around that time, he also experimented with HP 39gII programming and released one game. He also got involved into HP Prime programming and plans to release new games for it in the foreseeable future. He also started a new calculator forum called CodeWalrus, co-founded with aeTIos, Pimathbrainiac, juju and Streetwalrus.<br /> <br /> Since Kevin started TI programming, 9 of his ticalc.org files made the headlines and participated in POTY surveys (sometimes more than one in a single poll): The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest, The Reign of Legends 3, Reuben Quest 1 and 2, xLIB xLIB Revolution, Metroid II: Evolution, Illusiat TI-81 Remake, Illusiat Complete Collection (which included the TI-81 game) and Supersonic Ball. Both Reuben RPGs participated in the same POTY survey in 2005, along with XXR. Ironically, Sorunome's Axe and ASM remakes of the two RPGs competed against each others for a POTY award as well, this time in 2014. Although Kevin never won a POTY, Sorunome's ASM remake of his Reuben Quest 2 game did.<br /> <br /> ==Impact and Controversies==<br /> <br /> Although Kevin did not have an immediate impact in the TI community when he first started participating, the release of an unfinished version of The Reign of Legends 3 in 2004 led to the creation of xLIB by Patrick Prendergast in response to the slow speed and difficulty that many existing ASM libraries had at the time. The subsequent release of Reuben Quest grayscale led to xLIB being converted into a hook-based Flash Application for faster speed. In addition, those RPGs inspired several people to get into RPG development and use ASM libraries in their own BASIC games. The release of the Reuben series also sparked an article on ticalc.org asking if it was time to replace TI-BASIC.<br /> <br /> As he took a strong stance against hostility in the TI community, Kevin was in the middle of many disputes as well. In the early days where some of his games would make ticalc.org front page news, it was unusual for a TI-Basic program to get featured. As a result, those news often started ASM vs BASIC arguments in comment pages, occasionally questioning the newsworthiness of TI-Basic programs. Early on, he denounced lack of respect towards TI-Basic programmers in particular, to eventually denounce obnoxious comments in general towards new members, defend the usage of ASM libraries in TI-Basic and to a lesser extent Axe programmers.<br /> <br /> In 2005, he decided that his newly-created Omnimaga forums would have a strong stance against hostility in general. However, from 2005 to 2009, he also started an unofficial campaign to get moderators and administrators of every forum to take action against such behavior as well. This caused extra fights and tarnished his reputation, as other administrators considered that it was up to them to decide what is allowed on their respective websites. It was also made particularly worse due to his sensitivity.<br /> <br /> The stricter moderation against trolling on Omnimaga and its IRC channel #omnimaga was highly controversial among defenders of freedom of expression in #TCPA, and the banning of certain #TCPA people from #Omnimaga and Omnimaga sparked IRC wars and many attempts to get Kevin to leave the TI community or close his website. In 2008, it culminated in the demise of the previous Omnimaga website, and per Kevin's request and as a protest against the general lack of respect towards him despite all his contributions, the removal of his ticalc.org profile and files.<br /> <br /> In early 2009, after Omnimaga had re-opened due to much demand, he stopped his campaign to get other forums to become friendlier, realizing it caused more problems than benefits. He decided to take a different approach instead, focusing entirely on Omnimaga's hostility-free mentality to attract members. After over a year of no disputes or attacks, Kevin eventually put his calculator releases back on ticalc.org. In 2011, a rivalry started between Cemetech and Omnimaga, as both forums were very active, but had opposite mentalities on many fronts. This led to another peak of disputes in March and April 2011. Since some people involved in the 2008 disputes became involved again, Kevin responded by pulling his ticalc.org files again for another two years. This eventually led to his retirement from Omnimaga as an administrator in July 2011.<br /> <br /> He has since returned into TI and HP programming and co-founded a new calculator and mobile forums, called CodeWalrus, which remained private until January 1st 2015. That new website caused controversy when it was first leaked, as it came out at a time where the TI community is shrinking in size, but due to demand and the differences in policies, arguably preventing the website from being redundant, CodeWalrus was finally accepted better than previously expected by the TI community.<br /> <br /> ==Releases==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 2<br /> :: Illusiat 3<br /> :;Nov: Donjon (lost in memory clear)<br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 4 (lost in memory clear)<br /> :;Mar: Mortal Kombat<br /> :;May: Omnipack &amp; Omnipack SE game bundles (includes Mortal Kombat)<br /> :: Mana Force<br /> :;Jun: Illusiat 6<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 7: The Legend of GWAF<br /> :: Illusiat 8<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 9: Shadow<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 10<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 11<br /> :;Nov: Mystique: La Larme du Dragon<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat 12<br /> <br /> ===2003===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 5: The Ultimate Quest (Calculator remake from 2002 PC game)<br /> :;Feb: The Reign of Legends<br /> :;May: Mana Force 2<br /> :;Jul: The Reign of Legends 2<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 2004 (Remakes of Illusiat 1 to 4)<br /> :;Nov: Nemesiat (TI-82 STATS/83 re-release of Illusiat 6)<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;Jun: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :;Oct: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;Dec: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;Jan: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :;Apr: Diortem (Unfinished Metroid clone that ultimately became Metroid II: Evolution)<br /> :;Oct: Xlib Xlib Revolution<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;May: Super Mario Smash Dance<br /> :;Jun: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 11: Kin Master Quest<br /> :;Nov: Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat TI-81 Remake (ported to all Z80 models)<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 13: The Final Chapter (cancelled, but close to finished)<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;Mar: Axe Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Eat Nethams: The Game<br /> <br /> ===2011===<br /> <br /> ===2012===<br /> <br /> ===2013===<br /> :;Mar: HP 39gII Grayscale Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Legand of Zelda: Sord of Atari (experimental parody game for the TI-84+CSE)<br /> :;Aug: HP Prime Color Tunnel<br /> :;Sep: Supersonic Ball<br /> :;Nov: HP Prime Tunnel TI-84 Plus CSE Demake<br /> <br /> ===2014===<br /> <br /> ===2015===<br /> :;Apr: First Fantasy: Mana Force (ported to CE in August)<br /> <br /> ===Games featured on ticalc.org (by POTY surveys)===<br /> :;2004: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;2005: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> :: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :: xLIB xLIB Revolution<br /> :;2006: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> :;2010: Illusiat TI-81 Remake<br /> :;2013: Illusiat Complete Collection (includes the entire Illusiat series including the TI-81 remake)<br /> :: Supersonic Ball<br /> :;2015: First Fantasy: Mana Force (won POTY)<br /> <br /> In 2014, Sorunome released Axe and ASM remakes of Reuben Quest 1 and 2, respectively. His remake of the sequel won 2014 POTY.</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=User:DJ_Omnimaga 2015-09-19T06:04:36Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: typo</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:People|DJ Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> ===Aliases===<br /> * Kevin (2002-05)<br /> * Kevin9999 (some sites, 2003-05)<br /> * xlibman (2005-07)<br /> * DJ Omnimaga (2007-present)<br /> * ragol666 (alternate, 2007)<br /> * DJ_O (some sites, 2011-present)<br /> * Illusiat (ticalc handle, 2003-11)<br /> <br /> ===Site URL===<br /> http://codewalr.us<br /> <br /> ===Ticalc.org URLs===<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/78/7864.html (2003-08)<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/108/10862.html (2010-11)<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/112/11286.html (2013-present)<br /> <br /> ===Years Active===<br /> 2001-present (didn't program from August 2010 to August 2013)<br /> <br /> ===Affiliations===<br /> * CodeWalrus (2014-present)<br /> * Omnimaga (2001-2014)<br /> * Epic Programming Studios (2004-05)<br /> * United-TI (2004-2008)<br /> * z80 Revelation (2005)<br /> * TI-Jon (2005)<br /> * TI-Center (2005)<br /> * TI-FreakWare (2006-2008)<br /> * Rivereye Studios (2006)<br /> * Hikaru Rakuen Programming (2006)<br /> <br /> ==Biography==<br /> <br /> Kevin Ouellet was an active TI-83/83+ calculator programmer during the first decade of the 2000's. He is mainly notable for his many RPGs released, as most were the longest and most complex RPGs developed on the Z80 models, and include the Illusiat series, The Reign of Legends series, Reuben Quest series, Mana Force and First Fantasy. Starting TI-Basic programming in July 2001, he used this language through almost his entire programming career, along with assembly libraries starting in 2003 to enhance his games.<br /> <br /> In his early programming career, his release rate was quite rapid, sometimes finishing two large RPGs in a single month. As a result, the Illusiat series, excluding the 13th game, was finished in less than one and a half years, with several other releases in between including three other large RPGs. He slowed down to two or fewer releases per year in 2005, however, and after Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror in January 2005, it took over one decade before he releases a major RPG again. His other non-RPG products include Metroid II: Evolution, Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set, xLIB xLIB Revolution and a TI-81 remake of the first Illusiat game.<br /> <br /> In the TI community, he also contributed with the creation of Omnimaga in 2001 and CodeWalrus in 2014, which are websites and programming teams. He started participating in online discussions only in 2003, two years after releasing his first game. Omnimaga eventually became one of the most active forums before shutting down in 2008. He reopened another Omnimaga site later that year, which eventually led the TI community in activity for a few years before slowing down.<br /> <br /> Life issues spanning from the second half of 2009 until early 2011 caused his health to slowly deteriorate. This combined with TI community disputes (see below) led him to take a step back from most calculator sites and some of his Omnimaga duties (including FTP access). In early 2011, life issues ended, but his health would continue to deteriorate for months before finally starting to improve, and it would never fully recover. As a result of this combined with more TI community problems, he retired from Omnimaga staff entirely in July 2011.<br /> <br /> After his health had improved again, he would return as news editor, but his interests were slowly shifting away from calculators, causing him to announce in June 2012 that he was officially stopping calculator programming (although he had actually stopped coding for two years beforehand) and would no longer post calculator-related news on a regular basis. In late 2012, however, as the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition was leaked, he started TI-84 Plus BASIC again and then switched to TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition BASIC as soon as the new calculator came out in Spring 2013. Around that time, he also experimented with HP 39gII programming and released one game. He also got involved into HP Prime programming and plans to release new games for it in the foreseeable future. He also started a new calculator forum called CodeWalrus, co-founded with aeTIos, Pimathbrainiac, juju and Streetwalrus.<br /> <br /> Since Kevin started TI programming, 9 of his ticalc.org files made the headlines and participated in POTY surveys (sometimes more than one in a single poll): The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest, The Reign of Legends 3, Reuben Quest 1 and 2, xLIB xLIB Revolution, Metroid II: Evolution, Illusiat TI-81 Remake, Illusiat Complete Collection (which included the TI-81 game) and Supersonic Ball. Both Reuben RPGs participated in the same POTY survey in 2005, along with XXR. Ironically, Sorunome's Axe and ASM remakes of the two RPGs competed against each others for a POTY award as well, this time in 2014. Although Kevin never won a POTY, Sorunome's ASM remake of his Reuben Quest 2 game did.<br /> <br /> ==Impact and Controversies==<br /> <br /> Although Kevin did not have an immediate impact in the TI community when he first started participating, the release of an unfinished version of The Reign of Legends 3 in 2004 led to the creation of xLIB by Patrick Prendergast in response to the slow speed and difficulty that many existing ASM libraries had at the time. The subsequent release of Reuben Quest grayscale led to xLIB being converted into a hook-based Flash Application for faster speed. In addition, those RPGs inspired several people to get into RPG development and use ASM libraries in their own BASIC games. The release of the Reuben series also sparked an article on ticalc.org asking if it was time to replace TI-BASIC.<br /> <br /> As he took a strong stance against hostility in the TI community, Kevin was in the middle of many disputes as well. In the early days where some of his games would make ticalc.org front page news, it was unusual for a TI-Basic program to get featured. As a result, those news often started ASM vs BASIC arguments in comment pages, occasionally questioning the newsworthiness of TI-Basic programs. Early on, he denounced lack of respect towards TI-Basic programmers in particular, to eventually denounce obnoxious comments in general towards new members, defend the usage of ASM libraries in TI-Basic and to a lesser extent Axe programmers.<br /> <br /> In 2005, he decided that his newly-created Omnimaga forums would have a strong stance against hostility in general. However, from 2005 to 2009, he also started an unofficial campaign to get moderators and administrators of every forum to take action against such behavior as well. This caused extra fights and tarnished his reputation, as other administrators considered that it was up to them to decide what is allowed on their respective websites. It was also made particularly worse due to his sensitivity.<br /> <br /> The stricter moderation against trolling on Omnimaga and its IRC channel #omnimaga was highly controversial among defenders of freedom of expression in #TCPA, and the banning of certain #TCPA people from #Omnimaga and Omnimaga sparked IRC wars and many attempts to get Kevin to leave the TI community or close his website. In 2008, it culminated in the demise of the previous Omnimaga website, and per Kevin's request and as a protest against the general lack of respect towards him despite all his contributions, the removal of his ticalc.org profile and files.<br /> <br /> In early 2009, after Omnimaga had re-opened due to much demand, he stopped his campaign to get other forums to become friendlier, realizing it caused more problems than benefits. He decided to take a different approach instead, focusing entirely on Omnimaga's hostility-free mentality to attract members. After over a year of no disputes or attacks, Kevin eventually put his calculator releases back on ticalc.org. In 2011, a rivalry started between Cemetech and Omnimaga, as both forums were very active, but had opposite mentalities on many fronts. This led to another peak of disputes in March and April 2011. Since some people involved in the 2008 disputes became involved again, Kevin responded by pulling his ticalc.org files again for another two years. This eventually led to his retirement from Omnimaga as an administrator in July 2011.<br /> <br /> He has since returned into TI and HP programming and co-founded a new calculator and mobile forums, called CodeWalrus, which remained private until January 1st 2015. That new website caused controversy when it was first leaked, as it came out at a time where the TI community is shrinking in size, but due to demand and the differences in policies, arguably preventing the website from being redundant, CodeWalrus was finally accepted better than previously expected by the TI community.<br /> <br /> ==Releases==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 2<br /> :: Illusiat 3<br /> :;Nov: Donjon (lost in memory clear)<br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 4 (lost in memory clear)<br /> :;Mar: Mortal Kombat<br /> :;May: Omnipack &amp; Omnipack SE game bundles (includes Mortal Kombat)<br /> :: Mana Force<br /> :;Jun: Illusiat 6<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 7: The Legend of GWAF<br /> :: Illusiat 8<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 9: Shadow<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 10<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 11<br /> :;Nov: Mystique: La Larme du Dragon<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat 12<br /> <br /> ===2003===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 5: The Ultimate Quest (Calculator remake from 2002 PC game)<br /> :;Feb: The Reign of Legends<br /> :;May: Mana Force 2<br /> :;Jul: The Reign of Legends 2<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 2004 (Remakes of Illusiat 1 to 4)<br /> :;Nov: Nemesiat (TI-82 STATS/83 re-release of Illusiat 6)<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;Jun: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :;Oct: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;Dec: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;Jan: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :;Apr: Diortem (Unfinished Metroid clone that ultimately became Metroid II: Evolution)<br /> :;Oct: Xlib Xlib Revolution<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;May: Super Mario Smash Dance<br /> :;Jun: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 11: Kin Master Quest<br /> :;Nov: Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat TI-81 Remake (ported to all Z80 models)<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 13: The Final Chapter (cancelled, but close to finished)<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;Mar: Axe Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Eat Nethams: The Game<br /> <br /> ===2011===<br /> <br /> ===2012===<br /> <br /> ===2013===<br /> :;Mar: HP 39gII Grayscale Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Legand of Zelda: Sord of Atari (experimental parody game for the TI-84+CSE)<br /> :;Aug: HP Prime Color Tunnel<br /> :;Sep: Supersonic Ball<br /> :;Nov: HP Prime Tunnel TI-84 Plus CSE Demake<br /> <br /> ===2014===<br /> <br /> ===2015===<br /> :;Apr: First Fantasy: Mana Force<br /> <br /> ===Games featured on ticalc.org (by POTY surveys)===<br /> :;2004: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;2005: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> :: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :: xLIB xLIB Revolution<br /> :;2006: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> :;2010: Illusiat TI-81 Remake<br /> :;2013: Illusiat Complete Collection (includes the entire Illusiat series including the TI-81 remake)<br /> :: Supersonic Ball<br /> <br /> In 2014, Sorunome released Axe and ASM remakes of Reuben Quest 1 and 2, respectively. His remake of the sequel won 2014 POTY.</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=User:DJ_Omnimaga 2015-09-19T06:02:21Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: Page was out of date</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:People|DJ Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> ===Aliases===<br /> * Kevin (2002-05)<br /> * Kevin9999 (some sites, 2003-05)<br /> * xlibman (2005-07)<br /> * DJ Omnimaga (2007-present)<br /> * ragol666 (alternate, 2007)<br /> * DJ_O (some sites, 2011-present)<br /> * Illusiat (ticalc handle, 2003-11)<br /> <br /> ===Site URL===<br /> http://codewalr.us<br /> <br /> ===Ticalc.org URLs===<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/78/7864.html (2003-08)<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/108/10862.html (2010-11)<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/112/11286.html (2013-present)<br /> <br /> ===Years Active===<br /> 2001-present (didn't program from August 2010 to August 2013)<br /> <br /> ===Affiliations===<br /> * CodeWalrus (2014-present)<br /> * Omnimaga (2001-2014)<br /> * Epic Programming Studios (2004-05)<br /> * United-TI (2004-2008)<br /> * z80 Revelation (2005)<br /> * TI-Jon (2005)<br /> * TI-Center (2005)<br /> * TI-FreakWare (2006-2008)<br /> * Rivereye Studios (2006)<br /> * Hikaru Rakuen Programming (2006)<br /> <br /> ==Biography==<br /> <br /> Kevin Ouellet was an active TI-83/83+ calculator programmer during the first decade of the 2000's. He is mainly notable for his many RPGs released, as most were the longest and most complex RPGs developed on the Z80 models, and include the Illusiat series, The Reign of Legends series, Reuben Quest series, Mana Force and Mana Force. Starting TI-Basic programming in July 2001, he used this language through almost his entire programming career, along with assembly libraries starting in 2003 to enhance his games.<br /> <br /> In his early programming career, his release rate was quite rapid, sometimes finishing two large RPGs in a single month. As a result, the Illusiat series, excluding the 13th game, was finished in less than one and a half years, with several other releases in between including three other large RPGs. He slowed down to two or fewer releases per year in 2005, however, and after Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror in January 2005, it took over one decade before he releases a major RPG again. His other non-RPG products include Metroid II: Evolution, Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set, xLIB xLIB Revolution and a TI-81 remake of the first Illusiat game.<br /> <br /> In the TI community, he also contributed with the creation of Omnimaga in 2001 and CodeWalrus in 2014, which are websites and programming teams. He started participating in online discussions only in 2003, two years after releasing his first game. Omnimaga eventually became one of the most active forums before shutting down in 2008. He reopened another Omnimaga site later that year, which eventually led the TI community in activity for a few years before slowing down.<br /> <br /> Life issues spanning from the second half of 2009 until early 2011 caused his health to slowly deteriorate. This combined with TI community disputes (see below) led him to take a step back from most calculator sites and some of his Omnimaga duties (including FTP access). In early 2011, life issues ended, but his health would continue to deteriorate for months before finally starting to improve, and it would never fully recover. As a result of this combined with more TI community problems, he retired from Omnimaga staff entirely in July 2011.<br /> <br /> After his health had improved again, he would return as news editor, but his interests were slowly shifting away from calculators, causing him to announce in June 2012 that he was officially stopping calculator programming (although he had actually stopped coding for two years beforehand) and would no longer post calculator-related news on a regular basis. In late 2012, however, as the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition was leaked, he started TI-84 Plus BASIC again and then switched to TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition BASIC as soon as the new calculator came out in Spring 2013. Around that time, he also experimented with HP 39gII programming and released one game. He also got involved into HP Prime programming and plans to release new games for it in the foreseeable future. He also started a new calculator forum called CodeWalrus, co-founded with aeTIos, Pimathbrainiac, juju and Streetwalrus.<br /> <br /> Since Kevin started TI programming, 9 of his ticalc.org files made the headlines and participated in POTY surveys (sometimes more than one in a single poll): The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest, The Reign of Legends 3, Reuben Quest 1 and 2, xLIB xLIB Revolution, Metroid II: Evolution, Illusiat TI-81 Remake, Illusiat Complete Collection (which included the TI-81 game) and Supersonic Ball. Both Reuben RPGs participated in the same POTY survey in 2005, along with XXR. Ironically, Sorunome's Axe and ASM remakes of the two RPGs competed against each others for a POTY award as well, this time in 2014. Although Kevin never won a POTY, Sorunome's ASM remake of his Reuben Quest 2 game did.<br /> <br /> ==Impact and Controversies==<br /> <br /> Although Kevin did not have an immediate impact in the TI community when he first started participating, the release of an unfinished version of The Reign of Legends 3 in 2004 led to the creation of xLIB by Patrick Prendergast in response to the slow speed and difficulty that many existing ASM libraries had at the time. The subsequent release of Reuben Quest grayscale led to xLIB being converted into a hook-based Flash Application for faster speed. In addition, those RPGs inspired several people to get into RPG development and use ASM libraries in their own BASIC games. The release of the Reuben series also sparked an article on ticalc.org asking if it was time to replace TI-BASIC.<br /> <br /> As he took a strong stance against hostility in the TI community, Kevin was in the middle of many disputes as well. In the early days where some of his games would make ticalc.org front page news, it was unusual for a TI-Basic program to get featured. As a result, those news often started ASM vs BASIC arguments in comment pages, occasionally questioning the newsworthiness of TI-Basic programs. Early on, he denounced lack of respect towards TI-Basic programmers in particular, to eventually denounce obnoxious comments in general towards new members, defend the usage of ASM libraries in TI-Basic and to a lesser extent Axe programmers.<br /> <br /> In 2005, he decided that his newly-created Omnimaga forums would have a strong stance against hostility in general. However, from 2005 to 2009, he also started an unofficial campaign to get moderators and administrators of every forum to take action against such behavior as well. This caused extra fights and tarnished his reputation, as other administrators considered that it was up to them to decide what is allowed on their respective websites. It was also made particularly worse due to his sensitivity.<br /> <br /> The stricter moderation against trolling on Omnimaga and its IRC channel #omnimaga was highly controversial among defenders of freedom of expression in #TCPA, and the banning of certain #TCPA people from #Omnimaga and Omnimaga sparked IRC wars and many attempts to get Kevin to leave the TI community or close his website. In 2008, it culminated in the demise of the previous Omnimaga website, and per Kevin's request and as a protest against the general lack of respect towards him despite all his contributions, the removal of his ticalc.org profile and files.<br /> <br /> In early 2009, after Omnimaga had re-opened due to much demand, he stopped his campaign to get other forums to become friendlier, realizing it caused more problems than benefits. He decided to take a different approach instead, focusing entirely on Omnimaga's hostility-free mentality to attract members. After over a year of no disputes or attacks, Kevin eventually put his calculator releases back on ticalc.org. In 2011, a rivalry started between Cemetech and Omnimaga, as both forums were very active, but had opposite mentalities on many fronts. This led to another peak of disputes in March and April 2011. Since some people involved in the 2008 disputes became involved again, Kevin responded by pulling his ticalc.org files again for another two years. This eventually led to his retirement from Omnimaga as an administrator in July 2011.<br /> <br /> He has since returned into TI and HP programming and co-founded a new calculator and mobile forums, called CodeWalrus, which remained private until January 1st 2015. That new website caused controversy when it was first leaked, as it came out at a time where the TI community is shrinking in size, but due to demand and the differences in policies, arguably preventing the website from being redundant, CodeWalrus was finally accepted better than previously expected by the TI community.<br /> <br /> ==Releases==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 2<br /> :: Illusiat 3<br /> :;Nov: Donjon (lost in memory clear)<br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 4 (lost in memory clear)<br /> :;Mar: Mortal Kombat<br /> :;May: Omnipack &amp; Omnipack SE game bundles (includes Mortal Kombat)<br /> :: Mana Force<br /> :;Jun: Illusiat 6<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 7: The Legend of GWAF<br /> :: Illusiat 8<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 9: Shadow<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 10<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 11<br /> :;Nov: Mystique: La Larme du Dragon<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat 12<br /> <br /> ===2003===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 5: The Ultimate Quest (Calculator remake from 2002 PC game)<br /> :;Feb: The Reign of Legends<br /> :;May: Mana Force 2<br /> :;Jul: The Reign of Legends 2<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 2004 (Remakes of Illusiat 1 to 4)<br /> :;Nov: Nemesiat (TI-82 STATS/83 re-release of Illusiat 6)<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;Jun: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :;Oct: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;Dec: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;Jan: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :;Apr: Diortem (Unfinished Metroid clone that ultimately became Metroid II: Evolution)<br /> :;Oct: Xlib Xlib Revolution<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;May: Super Mario Smash Dance<br /> :;Jun: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 11: Kin Master Quest<br /> :;Nov: Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat TI-81 Remake (ported to all Z80 models)<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 13: The Final Chapter (cancelled, but close to finished)<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;Mar: Axe Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Eat Nethams: The Game<br /> <br /> ===2011===<br /> <br /> ===2012===<br /> <br /> ===2013===<br /> :;Mar: HP 39gII Grayscale Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Legand of Zelda: Sord of Atari (experimental parody game for the TI-84+CSE)<br /> :;Aug: HP Prime Color Tunnel<br /> :;Sep: Supersonic Ball<br /> :;Nov: HP Prime Tunnel TI-84 Plus CSE Demake<br /> <br /> ===2014===<br /> <br /> ===2015===<br /> :;Apr: First Fantasy: Mana Force<br /> <br /> ===Games featured on ticalc.org (by POTY surveys)===<br /> :;2004: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;2005: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> :: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :: xLIB xLIB Revolution<br /> :;2006: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> :;2010: Illusiat TI-81 Remake<br /> :;2013: Illusiat Complete Collection (includes the entire Illusiat series including the TI-81 remake)<br /> :: Supersonic Ball<br /> <br /> In 2014, Sorunome released Axe and ASM remakes of Reuben Quest 1 and 2, respectively. His remake of the sequel won 2014 POTY.</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=TI_websites 2015-02-03T01:01:52Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* Forums */</p> <hr /> <div>= Official =<br /> <br /> == General ==<br /> * [http://www.ti.com/ Texas Instrument] (TI)<br /> * [http://education.ti.com/ Official TI calculator site]<br /> * [http://www.zilog.com/ z80 CPU Site]<br /> <br /> = Community =<br /> <br /> == Archives ==<br /> * [http://www.ticalc.org/ ticalc.org]<br /> * [http://calcg.org/ calcG.org] [http://www.calcgames.org/ CalcGames]<br /> <br /> == News ==<br /> * [http://www.ticalc.org/ ticalc.org]<br /> <br /> == Forums ==<br /> * [http://www.unitedti.org/forum United-TI Forum] (UTI Forum)<br /> * [http://www.maxcoderz.com/ MaxCoderz Forum] (MC Forum)<br /> * [http://www.revsoft.org/phpBB2/ Revsoft Forum] (RS Forum)<br /> * [http://www.cemetech.net/forum/ Cemetech Forum]<br /> * [http://codewalr.us/index.php?action=forum CodeWalrus Forum]<br /> * [http://www.omnimaga.org Omnimaga Forum]<br /> * [http://www.detachedsolutions.com/forum Detached Solutions Forum] (DS Forum)<br /> * [http://tifreakware.ath.cx/ TI-Freakware Forum]<br /> * [http://otbp.tifreakware.net/phpBB2/ Outside the Box Programming Forum] (OTBP Forum)<br /> <br /> == Wikis ==<br /> * [http://tibasicdev.wikidot.com/ TI-Basic Developer] (everything about TI-BASIC in z80, 68 and Nspire)<br /> * [http://wikiti.brandonw.net/ WikiTI] (this wiki)<br /> * [http://hackspire.unsads.com/ Hackspire]<br /> * [http://z80-heaven.wikidot.com/ z80 Heaven]<br /> <br /> == Guides and Tutorials ==<br /> * [http://www.technicalc.org/ technicalc.org]<br /> * [http://guide.ticalc.org/ The Guide]<br /> * [http://karma.ticalc.org/ TI-82 ASM Corner]<br /> * [http://sgate.emt.bme.hu/patai/publications/z80guide/ Z80 Assembly]<br /> * [http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/268/26877.htmlz80 Learn Z80 28 days]<br /> * [http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/429/42937.html Hot Dog's TI-83 Plus Z80 ASM Lessons (Preview/Beta Stage)]<br /> <br /> == Resources ==<br /> * [http://www.ballyalley.com/ml/z80_docs/z80_docs.html Z80 Docs]<br /> * [http://baze.au.com/misc/z80bits.html Z80 Bits]<br /> * [http://www.z80.info/ Z80 INFO]<br /> <br /> == Active Teams ==<br /> * [http://www.omnimaga.org/ Coders of Tomorrow]<br /> * [http://codewalr.us/ CodeWalrus]<br /> * [http://www.revsoft.org/ Revolution Software]<br /> * [http://www.junemann.nl/maxcoderz/ MaxCoderz]<br /> * [http://www.detachedsolutions.com/ Detached Solutions]<br /> <br /> == Inactive/Ended Teams ==<br /> * [http://tift.tuxfamily.org/ TIFT]<br /> * [http://void.ticalc.org/ Void]<br /> * [http://sicode.ticalc.org/ SiCoDe]<br /> * [http://www.radicalsoft.org/ Radical Software]<br /> <br /> == Miscellaneous Community Websites ==<br /> * [http://tifreakware.net/ TI-Freakware]<br /> * [http://tistory.wikidot.com/ TI-Story]<br /> <br /> <br /> == IRC ==<br /> * [http://www.omnimaga.org/irc #omnimaga] (efnet)<br /> * [http://www.omnimaga.org/irc #unitedti]<br /> * [http://chat.efnet.org/ #tcpa] (efnet)<br /> * [http://chat.efnet.org/ #ti] (efnet)<br /> * [http://tcpa.calcg.org/ TCPA site] (efnet)<br /> <br /> == Programmers site (experiments, projects...) ==<br /> * [http://brandonw.net/ Brandon Wilson site]<br /> * [http://benryves.com/ Ben Ryves blog]<br /> * [http://www.michaelv.org/programs/calcs/ Michael Vincent site]<br /> * [http://www.geocities.com/jimm09876/calc/ James Montelongo experiments]<br /> * [http://sami.ticalc.org/ Sami TI Calculators page]<br /> * [http://www.dwedit.org/ Dwedit's Website]<br /> <br /> * [http://weregoose.unitedti.org/ Weregoose TI-BASIC archive]<br /> * [http://antipi.omnimaga.org/ {AP} Site]<br /> * [http://www.kalanrock.us/ kalan_vod Site]<br /> <br /> == French Sites ==<br /> * [http://ti.bank.free.fr/ ti.bank.free.fr]<br /> * [http://www.ti-fr.com/ ti-fr.com]<br /> * [http://ti83.free.fr/ ti83.free.fr]<br /> * [http://tibank.forumactif.com/forum.htm tibank.forumactif.com]<br /> * [http://membres.lycos.fr/virtuaart/ticalculette/tiprogs.htm lycos.fr]<br /> * [http://tift.tuxfamily.org/ tift]<br /> * [http://ti-wiki.pbwiki.com/ ti-wiki.pbwiki]<br /> * [http://www.yaronet.com/ yaronet]<br /> <br /> == German Sites ==<br /> * [http://mobifiles.bytefox.de/ MobiFiles]<br /> <br /> == Dutch Sites ==<br /> * [http://www.ti-wereld.nl TI-Wereld]<br /> * [http://www.scholieren.be Scholieren.be] (mostly 'inhabited' by school students, not by programmers)<br /> &lt;!-- contributed by Mapar007 --&gt;<br /> <br /> == Projects ==<br /> <br /> ===3rd party OS===<br /> * [http://sourceforge.net/projects/lifos/ LIFOS]<br /> * [http://lifos.sourceforge.net/wordpress/ LIFOS blog]<br /> * [http://vera.timendus.com/ Vera]<br /> * [http://pongos.sourceforge.net/ PongOS]<br /> * [http://brandonw.net/ OS2]<br /> * [http://code.google.com/p/8xpos/ XOS]<br /> * KnigthOS by SirCmpwn<br /> <br /> ===Others===<br /> * [http://api.timendus.com/ z80 assembly API]<br /> * [http://clap.timendus.com/ CLAP project]<br /> * [http://bell.timendus.com/ BELL project]<br /> * [http://usb8x.sourceforge.net/ USB8X]<br /> * [http://msd8x.denglend.net/ MSD8X]<br /> * [http://usbtools.denlend.net/ USBTools]<br /> * [http://dcs.cemetech.net/ DoorsCS]<br /> <br /> == Online Tools ==<br /> * [http://www.cemetech.net/projects/basicelite/sourcecoder2.php SourceCoder2] (Online TI-BASIC editor, syntax colouring and optimizer)<br /> * [http://ti.zewaren.net/ TI.ZEWAREN.NET - BETA] (general calculator variables editor)<br /> * [http://galandrosdev.2kool4u.net/online_asm_unsquish.php Online Hex Disassembler] (for typing asm programs on calculator)<br /> <br /> <br /> = Memorable TI Websites =<br /> That are no longer online, RIP.<br /> * TI groups discussion (closed in ...)<br /> * Cirrus (merged in UTI)<br /> * Kevtiva (82 TI-BASIC and ASM stuff)<br /> * Alienhead<br /> * Assemblers Coders Zenith<br /> * Badja TI Programs<br /> <br /> Note: use the wayback machine to see how they were: [http://www.archive.org/]<br /> <br /> = Other TI websites lists =<br /> * [http://tifreakware.net/admin/link.php?catag=index TI-Freakware list]</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=TI_websites 2015-02-03T01:00:23Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: Made current site list more up to date</p> <hr /> <div>= Official =<br /> <br /> == General ==<br /> * [http://www.ti.com/ Texas Instrument] (TI)<br /> * [http://education.ti.com/ Official TI calculator site]<br /> * [http://www.zilog.com/ z80 CPU Site]<br /> <br /> = Community =<br /> <br /> == Archives ==<br /> * [http://www.ticalc.org/ ticalc.org]<br /> * [http://calcg.org/ calcG.org] [http://www.calcgames.org/ CalcGames]<br /> <br /> == News ==<br /> * [http://www.ticalc.org/ ticalc.org]<br /> <br /> == Forums ==<br /> * [http://www.unitedti.org/forum United-TI Forum] (UTI Forum)<br /> * [http://www.maxcoderz.com/ MaxCoderz Forum] (MC Forum)<br /> * [http://www.revsoft.org/phpBB2/ Revsoft Forum] (RS Forum)<br /> * [http://www.cemetech.net/forum/ Cemetech Forum]<br /> * [http://www.omnimaga.org Omnimaga Forum]<br /> * [http://www.detachedsolutions.com/forum Detached Solutions Forum] (DS Forum)<br /> * [http://tifreakware.ath.cx/ TI-Freakware Forum]<br /> * [http://otbp.tifreakware.net/phpBB2/ Outside the Box Programming Forum] (OTBP Forum)<br /> <br /> == Wikis ==<br /> * [http://tibasicdev.wikidot.com/ TI-Basic Developer] (everything about TI-BASIC in z80, 68 and Nspire)<br /> * [http://wikiti.brandonw.net/ WikiTI] (this wiki)<br /> * [http://hackspire.unsads.com/ Hackspire]<br /> * [http://z80-heaven.wikidot.com/ z80 Heaven]<br /> <br /> == Guides and Tutorials ==<br /> * [http://www.technicalc.org/ technicalc.org]<br /> * [http://guide.ticalc.org/ The Guide]<br /> * [http://karma.ticalc.org/ TI-82 ASM Corner]<br /> * [http://sgate.emt.bme.hu/patai/publications/z80guide/ Z80 Assembly]<br /> * [http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/268/26877.htmlz80 Learn Z80 28 days]<br /> * [http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/429/42937.html Hot Dog's TI-83 Plus Z80 ASM Lessons (Preview/Beta Stage)]<br /> <br /> == Resources ==<br /> * [http://www.ballyalley.com/ml/z80_docs/z80_docs.html Z80 Docs]<br /> * [http://baze.au.com/misc/z80bits.html Z80 Bits]<br /> * [http://www.z80.info/ Z80 INFO]<br /> <br /> == Active Teams ==<br /> * [http://www.omnimaga.org/ Coders of Tomorrow]<br /> * [http://codewalr.us/ CodeWalrus]<br /> * [http://www.revsoft.org/ Revolution Software]<br /> * [http://www.junemann.nl/maxcoderz/ MaxCoderz]<br /> * [http://www.detachedsolutions.com/ Detached Solutions]<br /> <br /> == Inactive/Ended Teams ==<br /> * [http://tift.tuxfamily.org/ TIFT]<br /> * [http://void.ticalc.org/ Void]<br /> * [http://sicode.ticalc.org/ SiCoDe]<br /> * [http://www.radicalsoft.org/ Radical Software]<br /> <br /> == Miscellaneous Community Websites ==<br /> * [http://tifreakware.net/ TI-Freakware]<br /> * [http://tistory.wikidot.com/ TI-Story]<br /> <br /> <br /> == IRC ==<br /> * [http://www.omnimaga.org/irc #omnimaga] (efnet)<br /> * [http://www.omnimaga.org/irc #unitedti]<br /> * [http://chat.efnet.org/ #tcpa] (efnet)<br /> * [http://chat.efnet.org/ #ti] (efnet)<br /> * [http://tcpa.calcg.org/ TCPA site] (efnet)<br /> <br /> == Programmers site (experiments, projects...) ==<br /> * [http://brandonw.net/ Brandon Wilson site]<br /> * [http://benryves.com/ Ben Ryves blog]<br /> * [http://www.michaelv.org/programs/calcs/ Michael Vincent site]<br /> * [http://www.geocities.com/jimm09876/calc/ James Montelongo experiments]<br /> * [http://sami.ticalc.org/ Sami TI Calculators page]<br /> * [http://www.dwedit.org/ Dwedit's Website]<br /> <br /> * [http://weregoose.unitedti.org/ Weregoose TI-BASIC archive]<br /> * [http://antipi.omnimaga.org/ {AP} Site]<br /> * [http://www.kalanrock.us/ kalan_vod Site]<br /> <br /> == French Sites ==<br /> * [http://ti.bank.free.fr/ ti.bank.free.fr]<br /> * [http://www.ti-fr.com/ ti-fr.com]<br /> * [http://ti83.free.fr/ ti83.free.fr]<br /> * [http://tibank.forumactif.com/forum.htm tibank.forumactif.com]<br /> * [http://membres.lycos.fr/virtuaart/ticalculette/tiprogs.htm lycos.fr]<br /> * [http://tift.tuxfamily.org/ tift]<br /> * [http://ti-wiki.pbwiki.com/ ti-wiki.pbwiki]<br /> * [http://www.yaronet.com/ yaronet]<br /> <br /> == German Sites ==<br /> * [http://mobifiles.bytefox.de/ MobiFiles]<br /> <br /> == Dutch Sites ==<br /> * [http://www.ti-wereld.nl TI-Wereld]<br /> * [http://www.scholieren.be Scholieren.be] (mostly 'inhabited' by school students, not by programmers)<br /> &lt;!-- contributed by Mapar007 --&gt;<br /> <br /> == Projects ==<br /> <br /> ===3rd party OS===<br /> * [http://sourceforge.net/projects/lifos/ LIFOS]<br /> * [http://lifos.sourceforge.net/wordpress/ LIFOS blog]<br /> * [http://vera.timendus.com/ Vera]<br /> * [http://pongos.sourceforge.net/ PongOS]<br /> * [http://brandonw.net/ OS2]<br /> * [http://code.google.com/p/8xpos/ XOS]<br /> * KnigthOS by SirCmpwn<br /> <br /> ===Others===<br /> * [http://api.timendus.com/ z80 assembly API]<br /> * [http://clap.timendus.com/ CLAP project]<br /> * [http://bell.timendus.com/ BELL project]<br /> * [http://usb8x.sourceforge.net/ USB8X]<br /> * [http://msd8x.denglend.net/ MSD8X]<br /> * [http://usbtools.denlend.net/ USBTools]<br /> * [http://dcs.cemetech.net/ DoorsCS]<br /> <br /> == Online Tools ==<br /> * [http://www.cemetech.net/projects/basicelite/sourcecoder2.php SourceCoder2] (Online TI-BASIC editor, syntax colouring and optimizer)<br /> * [http://ti.zewaren.net/ TI.ZEWAREN.NET - BETA] (general calculator variables editor)<br /> * [http://galandrosdev.2kool4u.net/online_asm_unsquish.php Online Hex Disassembler] (for typing asm programs on calculator)<br /> <br /> <br /> = Memorable TI Websites =<br /> That are no longer online, RIP.<br /> * TI groups discussion (closed in ...)<br /> * Cirrus (merged in UTI)<br /> * Kevtiva (82 TI-BASIC and ASM stuff)<br /> * Alienhead<br /> * Assemblers Coders Zenith<br /> * Badja TI Programs<br /> <br /> Note: use the wayback machine to see how they were: [http://www.archive.org/]<br /> <br /> = Other TI websites lists =<br /> * [http://tifreakware.net/admin/link.php?catag=index TI-Freakware list]</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=User:DJ_Omnimaga 2014-05-10T04:44:19Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* 2003 */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:People|DJ Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> ===Aliases===<br /> * Kevin (2002-05)<br /> * Kevin9999 (some sites, 2003-05)<br /> * xlibman (2005-07)<br /> * DJ Omnimaga (2007-present)<br /> * ragol666 (alternate, 2007)<br /> * DJ_O (some sites, 2011-present)<br /> * Illusiat (ticalc handle, 2003-11)<br /> <br /> ===Site URL===<br /> http://www.omnimaga.org<br /> <br /> ===Ticalc.org URLs===<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/78/7864.html (2003-08)<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/108/10862.html (2010-11)<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/112/11286.html (2013-present)<br /> <br /> ===Years Active===<br /> 2001-present (didn't program from August 2010 to August 2013)<br /> <br /> ===Affiliations===<br /> * Omnimaga (2001-present)<br /> * Epic Programming Studios (2004-05)<br /> * United-TI (2004-2008)<br /> * z80 Revelation (2005)<br /> * TI-Jon (2005)<br /> * TI-Center (2005)<br /> * Hikaru Rakuen Programming (2006)<br /> <br /> ==Biography==<br /> <br /> Kevin Ouellet was an active TI-83/83+ calculator programmer during the first decade of the 2000's. He is mainly notable for his many RPGs released, as most were the longest and most complex RPGs developed on the Z80 models, and include the Illusiat series, The Reign of Legends series, Reuben Quest series, and Mana Force. Starting TI-Basic programming in July 2001, he used this language through almost his entire programming career, along with assembly libraries starting in 2003 to enhance his games.<br /> <br /> In his early programming career, his release rate was quite rapid, sometimes finishing two large RPGs in a single month. As a result, the Illusiat series, excluding the 13th game, was finished in less than one and a half years, with several other releases in between including three other large RPGs. He slowed down to two or fewer releases per year in 2005, however, and his last TI-83 Plus series RPG to be completed was Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror in January 2005. His other non-RPG products include Metroid II: Evolution, Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set, xLIB xLIB Revolution and a TI-81 remake of the first Illusiat game.<br /> <br /> In July 2010, he went into a 2.5 years coding hiatus, but the arrival of the color TI-84 Plus model revived his interest. Since 2013, he has released a few smaller games for the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition, HP 39gII and the HP Prime. He also finished his final Axe Parser game that he originally started in 2010. He is now programming TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition hybrid BASIC and HP Prime PPL.<br /> <br /> In the TI community, he also contributed with the creation of Omnimaga programming teams and website, although he started participating in online discussions only in 2003. Omnimaga eventually became one of the most active forums before shutting down in 2008. He reopened another Omnimaga site later that year, which eventually led the TI community in activity for a few years before slowing down.<br /> <br /> Life issues spanning from the second half of 2009 until early 2011 caused his health to slowly deteriorate. This combined with TI community disputes (see below) led him to take a step back from most calculator sites and some of his Omnimaga duties (including FTP access). In early 2011, life issues ended, but his health would continue to deteriorate for months before finally starting to improve. As a result of this combined with more TI community problems, he retired from Omnimaga staff entirely in July 2011.<br /> <br /> After his health had improved again, he would return as news editor. He still frequents calculator forums today, but his activity is not as high as back in the days.<br /> <br /> ==Impact and Controversies==<br /> <br /> Although Kevin did not have an immediate impact in the TI community when he first started participating, the release of an unfinished version of The Reign of Legends 3 in 2004 led to the creation of xLIB by Patrick Prendergast in response to the slow speed and difficulty that many existing ASM libraries had at the time. The subsequent release of Reuben Quest grayscale led to xLIB being converted into a hook-based Flash Application for faster speed. In addition, those RPGs inspired several people to get into RPG development and use ASM libraries in their own BASIC games. The release of the Reuben series also sparked an article on ticalc.org asking if it was time to replace TI-BASIC.<br /> <br /> As he took a strong stance against hostility in the TI community, Kevin was in the middle of many disputes as well. In the early days where some of his games would make ticalc.org front page news, it was unusual for a TI-Basic program to get featured. As a result, those news often started ASM vs BASIC arguments in comment pages, occasionally questioning the newsworthiness of TI-Basic programs. Early on, he denounced lack of respect towards TI-Basic programmers in particular, to eventually denounce obnoxious comments in general towards new members, defend the usage of ASM libraries in TI-Basic and to a lesser extent Axe programmers.<br /> <br /> In 2005, he decided that his newly-created Omnimaga forums would have a strong stance against hostility in general. However, from 2005 to 2009, he also started an unofficial campaign to get moderators and administrators of every forum to take action against such behavior as well. This caused extra fights and tarnished his reputation, as other administrators considered that it was up to them to decide what is allowed on their respective websites. It was also made particularly worse due to his sensitivity.<br /> <br /> The stricter moderation against trolling on Omnimaga and its IRC channel #omnimaga was highly controversial among defenders of freedom of expression in #TCPA, and the banning of certain #TCPA people from #Omnimaga and Omnimaga sparked IRC wars and many attempts to get Kevin to leave the TI community or close his website. In 2008, it culminated in the demise of the previous Omnimaga website, and per Kevin's request and as a protest against the general lack of respect towards him despite all his contributions, the removal of his ticalc.org profile and files.<br /> <br /> In early 2009, after Omnimaga had re-opened due to much demand, he stopped his campaign to get other forums to become friendlier, realizing it caused more problems than benefits. He decided to take a different approach instead, focusing entirely on Omnimaga's hostility-free mentality to attract members. After over a year of no disputes or attacks, Kevin eventually put his calculator releases back on ticalc.org. In 2011, a rivalry started between Cemetech and Omnimaga, as both forums were very active, but had opposite mentalities on many fronts. This led to another peak of disputes in March and April 2011. Since some people involved in the 2008 disputes became involved again, Kevin responded by pulling his ticalc.org files again for another two years. This eventually led to his retirement from Omnimaga as an administrator in July 2011.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Releases==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 2<br /> :: Illusiat 3<br /> :;Nov: Donjon (lost in memory clear)<br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 4 (lost in memory clear)<br /> :;Mar: Mortal Kombat<br /> :;May: Omnipack &amp; Omnipack SE game bundles (includes Mortal Kombat)<br /> :: Mana Force<br /> :;Jun: Illusiat 6<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 7: The Legend of GWAF<br /> :: Illusiat 8<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 9: Shadow<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 10<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 11<br /> :;Nov: Mystique: La Larme du Dragon<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat 12<br /> <br /> ===2003===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 5: The Ultimate Quest (Calculator remake from 2002 PC game)<br /> :;Feb: The Reign of Legends<br /> :;May: Mana Force 2<br /> :;Jul: The Reign of Legends 2<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 2004 (Remakes of Illusiat 1 to 4)<br /> :;Nov: Nemesiat (TI-82 STATS/83 re-release of Illusiat 6)<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;Jun: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :;Oct: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;Dec: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;Jan: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :;Apr: Diortem (Unfinished Metroid clone that ultimately became Metroid II: Evolution)<br /> :;Oct: Xlib Xlib Revolution<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;May: Super Mario Smash Dance<br /> :;Jun: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 11: Kin Master Quest<br /> :;Nov: Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat TI-81 Remake (ported to all Z80 models)<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 13: The Final Chapter (cancelled, but close to finished)<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;Mar: Axe Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Eat Nethams: The Game<br /> <br /> ===2011===<br /> <br /> ===2012===<br /> <br /> ===2013===<br /> :;Mar: HP 39gII Grayscale Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Legand of Zelda: Sord of Atari (experimental parody game for the TI-84+CSE)<br /> :;Aug: HP Prime Color Tunnel<br /> :;Sep: Supersonic Ball<br /> :;Nov: HP Prime Tunnel TI-84 Plus CSE Demake<br /> <br /> ===Games featured on ticalc.org (by POTY surveys)===<br /> :;2004: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;2005: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> :: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :: xLIB xLIB Revolution<br /> :;2006: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> :;2010: Illusiat TI-81 Remake<br /> :;2013: Illusiat Complete Collection (includes the entire Illusiat series including the TI-81 remake)<br /> :: Supersonic Ball</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=User:DJ_Omnimaga 2014-05-10T04:41:43Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* 2003 */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:People|DJ Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> ===Aliases===<br /> * Kevin (2002-05)<br /> * Kevin9999 (some sites, 2003-05)<br /> * xlibman (2005-07)<br /> * DJ Omnimaga (2007-present)<br /> * ragol666 (alternate, 2007)<br /> * DJ_O (some sites, 2011-present)<br /> * Illusiat (ticalc handle, 2003-11)<br /> <br /> ===Site URL===<br /> http://www.omnimaga.org<br /> <br /> ===Ticalc.org URLs===<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/78/7864.html (2003-08)<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/108/10862.html (2010-11)<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/112/11286.html (2013-present)<br /> <br /> ===Years Active===<br /> 2001-present (didn't program from August 2010 to August 2013)<br /> <br /> ===Affiliations===<br /> * Omnimaga (2001-present)<br /> * Epic Programming Studios (2004-05)<br /> * United-TI (2004-2008)<br /> * z80 Revelation (2005)<br /> * TI-Jon (2005)<br /> * TI-Center (2005)<br /> * Hikaru Rakuen Programming (2006)<br /> <br /> ==Biography==<br /> <br /> Kevin Ouellet was an active TI-83/83+ calculator programmer during the first decade of the 2000's. He is mainly notable for his many RPGs released, as most were the longest and most complex RPGs developed on the Z80 models, and include the Illusiat series, The Reign of Legends series, Reuben Quest series, and Mana Force. Starting TI-Basic programming in July 2001, he used this language through almost his entire programming career, along with assembly libraries starting in 2003 to enhance his games.<br /> <br /> In his early programming career, his release rate was quite rapid, sometimes finishing two large RPGs in a single month. As a result, the Illusiat series, excluding the 13th game, was finished in less than one and a half years, with several other releases in between including three other large RPGs. He slowed down to two or fewer releases per year in 2005, however, and his last TI-83 Plus series RPG to be completed was Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror in January 2005. His other non-RPG products include Metroid II: Evolution, Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set, xLIB xLIB Revolution and a TI-81 remake of the first Illusiat game.<br /> <br /> In July 2010, he went into a 2.5 years coding hiatus, but the arrival of the color TI-84 Plus model revived his interest. Since 2013, he has released a few smaller games for the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition, HP 39gII and the HP Prime. He also finished his final Axe Parser game that he originally started in 2010. He is now programming TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition hybrid BASIC and HP Prime PPL.<br /> <br /> In the TI community, he also contributed with the creation of Omnimaga programming teams and website, although he started participating in online discussions only in 2003. Omnimaga eventually became one of the most active forums before shutting down in 2008. He reopened another Omnimaga site later that year, which eventually led the TI community in activity for a few years before slowing down.<br /> <br /> Life issues spanning from the second half of 2009 until early 2011 caused his health to slowly deteriorate. This combined with TI community disputes (see below) led him to take a step back from most calculator sites and some of his Omnimaga duties (including FTP access). In early 2011, life issues ended, but his health would continue to deteriorate for months before finally starting to improve. As a result of this combined with more TI community problems, he retired from Omnimaga staff entirely in July 2011.<br /> <br /> After his health had improved again, he would return as news editor. He still frequents calculator forums today, but his activity is not as high as back in the days.<br /> <br /> ==Impact and Controversies==<br /> <br /> Although Kevin did not have an immediate impact in the TI community when he first started participating, the release of an unfinished version of The Reign of Legends 3 in 2004 led to the creation of xLIB by Patrick Prendergast in response to the slow speed and difficulty that many existing ASM libraries had at the time. The subsequent release of Reuben Quest grayscale led to xLIB being converted into a hook-based Flash Application for faster speed. In addition, those RPGs inspired several people to get into RPG development and use ASM libraries in their own BASIC games. The release of the Reuben series also sparked an article on ticalc.org asking if it was time to replace TI-BASIC.<br /> <br /> As he took a strong stance against hostility in the TI community, Kevin was in the middle of many disputes as well. In the early days where some of his games would make ticalc.org front page news, it was unusual for a TI-Basic program to get featured. As a result, those news often started ASM vs BASIC arguments in comment pages, occasionally questioning the newsworthiness of TI-Basic programs. Early on, he denounced lack of respect towards TI-Basic programmers in particular, to eventually denounce obnoxious comments in general towards new members, defend the usage of ASM libraries in TI-Basic and to a lesser extent Axe programmers.<br /> <br /> In 2005, he decided that his newly-created Omnimaga forums would have a strong stance against hostility in general. However, from 2005 to 2009, he also started an unofficial campaign to get moderators and administrators of every forum to take action against such behavior as well. This caused extra fights and tarnished his reputation, as other administrators considered that it was up to them to decide what is allowed on their respective websites. It was also made particularly worse due to his sensitivity.<br /> <br /> The stricter moderation against trolling on Omnimaga and its IRC channel #omnimaga was highly controversial among defenders of freedom of expression in #TCPA, and the banning of certain #TCPA people from #Omnimaga and Omnimaga sparked IRC wars and many attempts to get Kevin to leave the TI community or close his website. In 2008, it culminated in the demise of the previous Omnimaga website, and per Kevin's request and as a protest against the general lack of respect towards him despite all his contributions, the removal of his ticalc.org profile and files.<br /> <br /> In early 2009, after Omnimaga had re-opened due to much demand, he stopped his campaign to get other forums to become friendlier, realizing it caused more problems than benefits. He decided to take a different approach instead, focusing entirely on Omnimaga's hostility-free mentality to attract members. After over a year of no disputes or attacks, Kevin eventually put his calculator releases back on ticalc.org. In 2011, a rivalry started between Cemetech and Omnimaga, as both forums were very active, but had opposite mentalities on many fronts. This led to another peak of disputes in March and April 2011. Since some people involved in the 2008 disputes became involved again, Kevin responded by pulling his ticalc.org files again for another two years. This eventually led to his retirement from Omnimaga as an administrator in July 2011.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Releases==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 2<br /> :: Illusiat 3<br /> :;Nov: Donjon (lost in memory clear)<br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 4 (lost in memory clear)<br /> :;Mar: Mortal Kombat<br /> :;May: Omnipack &amp; Omnipack SE game bundles (includes Mortal Kombat)<br /> :: Mana Force<br /> :;Jun: Illusiat 6<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 7: The Legend of GWAF<br /> :: Illusiat 8<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 9: Shadow<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 10<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 11<br /> :;Nov: Mystique: La Larme du Dragon<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat 12<br /> <br /> ===2003===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 5: The Ultimate Quest (Calculator remake from 2002 PC game)<br /> :;Feb: The Reign of Legends<br /> :;May: Mana Force 2<br /> :;Jul: The Reign of Legends 2<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 2004 (Remakes of Illusiat 1 to 4)<br /> :;Nov: Nemesiat (TI-22 STATS/83 re-release of Illusiat 6)<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;Jun: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :;Oct: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;Dec: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;Jan: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :;Apr: Diortem (Unfinished Metroid clone that ultimately became Metroid II: Evolution)<br /> :;Oct: Xlib Xlib Revolution<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;May: Super Mario Smash Dance<br /> :;Jun: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 11: Kin Master Quest<br /> :;Nov: Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat TI-81 Remake (ported to all Z80 models)<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 13: The Final Chapter (cancelled, but close to finished)<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;Mar: Axe Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Eat Nethams: The Game<br /> <br /> ===2011===<br /> <br /> ===2012===<br /> <br /> ===2013===<br /> :;Mar: HP 39gII Grayscale Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Legand of Zelda: Sord of Atari (experimental parody game for the TI-84+CSE)<br /> :;Aug: HP Prime Color Tunnel<br /> :;Sep: Supersonic Ball<br /> :;Nov: HP Prime Tunnel TI-84 Plus CSE Demake<br /> <br /> ===Games featured on ticalc.org (by POTY surveys)===<br /> :;2004: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;2005: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> :: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :: xLIB xLIB Revolution<br /> :;2006: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> :;2010: Illusiat TI-81 Remake<br /> :;2013: Illusiat Complete Collection (includes the entire Illusiat series including the TI-81 remake)<br /> :: Supersonic Ball</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=User:DJ_Omnimaga 2014-05-10T04:35:11Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:People|DJ Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> ===Aliases===<br /> * Kevin (2002-05)<br /> * Kevin9999 (some sites, 2003-05)<br /> * xlibman (2005-07)<br /> * DJ Omnimaga (2007-present)<br /> * ragol666 (alternate, 2007)<br /> * DJ_O (some sites, 2011-present)<br /> * Illusiat (ticalc handle, 2003-11)<br /> <br /> ===Site URL===<br /> http://www.omnimaga.org<br /> <br /> ===Ticalc.org URLs===<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/78/7864.html (2003-08)<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/108/10862.html (2010-11)<br /> * http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/112/11286.html (2013-present)<br /> <br /> ===Years Active===<br /> 2001-present (didn't program from August 2010 to August 2013)<br /> <br /> ===Affiliations===<br /> * Omnimaga (2001-present)<br /> * Epic Programming Studios (2004-05)<br /> * United-TI (2004-2008)<br /> * z80 Revelation (2005)<br /> * TI-Jon (2005)<br /> * TI-Center (2005)<br /> * Hikaru Rakuen Programming (2006)<br /> <br /> ==Biography==<br /> <br /> Kevin Ouellet was an active TI-83/83+ calculator programmer during the first decade of the 2000's. He is mainly notable for his many RPGs released, as most were the longest and most complex RPGs developed on the Z80 models, and include the Illusiat series, The Reign of Legends series, Reuben Quest series, and Mana Force. Starting TI-Basic programming in July 2001, he used this language through almost his entire programming career, along with assembly libraries starting in 2003 to enhance his games.<br /> <br /> In his early programming career, his release rate was quite rapid, sometimes finishing two large RPGs in a single month. As a result, the Illusiat series, excluding the 13th game, was finished in less than one and a half years, with several other releases in between including three other large RPGs. He slowed down to two or fewer releases per year in 2005, however, and his last TI-83 Plus series RPG to be completed was Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror in January 2005. His other non-RPG products include Metroid II: Evolution, Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set, xLIB xLIB Revolution and a TI-81 remake of the first Illusiat game.<br /> <br /> In July 2010, he went into a 2.5 years coding hiatus, but the arrival of the color TI-84 Plus model revived his interest. Since 2013, he has released a few smaller games for the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition, HP 39gII and the HP Prime. He also finished his final Axe Parser game that he originally started in 2010. He is now programming TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition hybrid BASIC and HP Prime PPL.<br /> <br /> In the TI community, he also contributed with the creation of Omnimaga programming teams and website, although he started participating in online discussions only in 2003. Omnimaga eventually became one of the most active forums before shutting down in 2008. He reopened another Omnimaga site later that year, which eventually led the TI community in activity for a few years before slowing down.<br /> <br /> Life issues spanning from the second half of 2009 until early 2011 caused his health to slowly deteriorate. This combined with TI community disputes (see below) led him to take a step back from most calculator sites and some of his Omnimaga duties (including FTP access). In early 2011, life issues ended, but his health would continue to deteriorate for months before finally starting to improve. As a result of this combined with more TI community problems, he retired from Omnimaga staff entirely in July 2011.<br /> <br /> After his health had improved again, he would return as news editor. He still frequents calculator forums today, but his activity is not as high as back in the days.<br /> <br /> ==Impact and Controversies==<br /> <br /> Although Kevin did not have an immediate impact in the TI community when he first started participating, the release of an unfinished version of The Reign of Legends 3 in 2004 led to the creation of xLIB by Patrick Prendergast in response to the slow speed and difficulty that many existing ASM libraries had at the time. The subsequent release of Reuben Quest grayscale led to xLIB being converted into a hook-based Flash Application for faster speed. In addition, those RPGs inspired several people to get into RPG development and use ASM libraries in their own BASIC games. The release of the Reuben series also sparked an article on ticalc.org asking if it was time to replace TI-BASIC.<br /> <br /> As he took a strong stance against hostility in the TI community, Kevin was in the middle of many disputes as well. In the early days where some of his games would make ticalc.org front page news, it was unusual for a TI-Basic program to get featured. As a result, those news often started ASM vs BASIC arguments in comment pages, occasionally questioning the newsworthiness of TI-Basic programs. Early on, he denounced lack of respect towards TI-Basic programmers in particular, to eventually denounce obnoxious comments in general towards new members, defend the usage of ASM libraries in TI-Basic and to a lesser extent Axe programmers.<br /> <br /> In 2005, he decided that his newly-created Omnimaga forums would have a strong stance against hostility in general. However, from 2005 to 2009, he also started an unofficial campaign to get moderators and administrators of every forum to take action against such behavior as well. This caused extra fights and tarnished his reputation, as other administrators considered that it was up to them to decide what is allowed on their respective websites. It was also made particularly worse due to his sensitivity.<br /> <br /> The stricter moderation against trolling on Omnimaga and its IRC channel #omnimaga was highly controversial among defenders of freedom of expression in #TCPA, and the banning of certain #TCPA people from #Omnimaga and Omnimaga sparked IRC wars and many attempts to get Kevin to leave the TI community or close his website. In 2008, it culminated in the demise of the previous Omnimaga website, and per Kevin's request and as a protest against the general lack of respect towards him despite all his contributions, the removal of his ticalc.org profile and files.<br /> <br /> In early 2009, after Omnimaga had re-opened due to much demand, he stopped his campaign to get other forums to become friendlier, realizing it caused more problems than benefits. He decided to take a different approach instead, focusing entirely on Omnimaga's hostility-free mentality to attract members. After over a year of no disputes or attacks, Kevin eventually put his calculator releases back on ticalc.org. In 2011, a rivalry started between Cemetech and Omnimaga, as both forums were very active, but had opposite mentalities on many fronts. This led to another peak of disputes in March and April 2011. Since some people involved in the 2008 disputes became involved again, Kevin responded by pulling his ticalc.org files again for another two years. This eventually led to his retirement from Omnimaga as an administrator in July 2011.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Releases==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 2<br /> :: Illusiat 3<br /> :;Nov: Donjon (lost in memory clear)<br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 4 (lost in memory clear)<br /> :;Mar: Mortal Kombat<br /> :;May: Omnipack &amp; Omnipack SE game bundles (includes Mortal Kombat)<br /> :: Mana Force<br /> :;Jun: Illusiat 6<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 7: The Legend of GWAF<br /> :: Illusiat 8<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 9: Shadow<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 10<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 11<br /> :;Nov: Mystique: La Larme du Dragon<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat 12<br /> <br /> ===2003===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 5: The Ultimate Quest (Calculator remake from 2002 PC game)<br /> :;Feb: The Reign of Legends<br /> :;May: Mana Force 2<br /> :;Jul: The Reign of Legends 2<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 2004 (Remakes of Illusiat 1 to 4)<br /> :;Nov: Nemesiat (TI-2 STATS/83 re-release of Illusiat 6)<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;Jun: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :;Oct: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;Dec: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;Jan: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :;Apr: Diortem (Unfinished Metroid clone that ultimately became Metroid II: Evolution)<br /> :;Oct: Xlib Xlib Revolution<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;May: Super Mario Smash Dance<br /> :;Jun: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 11: Kin Master Quest<br /> :;Nov: Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat TI-81 Remake (ported to all Z80 models)<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 13: The Final Chapter (cancelled, but close to finished)<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;Mar: Axe Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Eat Nethams: The Game<br /> <br /> ===2011===<br /> <br /> ===2012===<br /> <br /> ===2013===<br /> :;Mar: HP 39gII Grayscale Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Legand of Zelda: Sord of Atari (experimental parody game for the TI-84+CSE)<br /> :;Aug: HP Prime Color Tunnel<br /> :;Sep: Supersonic Ball<br /> :;Nov: HP Prime Tunnel TI-84 Plus CSE Demake<br /> <br /> ===Games featured on ticalc.org (by POTY surveys)===<br /> :;2004: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;2005: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> :: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :: xLIB xLIB Revolution<br /> :;2006: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> :;2010: Illusiat TI-81 Remake<br /> :;2013: Illusiat Complete Collection (includes the entire Illusiat series including the TI-81 remake)<br /> :: Supersonic Ball</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=User:DJ_Omnimaga 2014-05-10T04:34:11Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* Aliases */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:People|DJ Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> ===Aliases===<br /> *Kevin (2002-05)<br /> *Kevin9999 (some sites, 2003-05)<br /> *xlibman (2005-07)<br /> *DJ Omnimaga (2007-present)<br /> *ragol666 (alternate, 2007)<br /> *DJ_O (some sites, 2011-present)<br /> *Illusiat (ticalc handle, 2003-11)<br /> <br /> ===Site URL===<br /> http://www.omnimaga.org<br /> <br /> ===Ticalc.org URLs===<br /> http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/78/7864.html (2003-08)<br /> http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/108/10862.html (2010-11)<br /> http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/112/11286.html (2013-present)<br /> <br /> ===Years Active===<br /> 2001-present (didn't program from August 2010 to August 2013)<br /> <br /> ===Affiliations===<br /> Omnimaga (2001-present)<br /> Epic Programming Studios (2004-05)<br /> United-TI (2004-2008)<br /> z80 Revelation (2005)<br /> TI-Jon (2005)<br /> TI-Center (2005)<br /> Hikaru Rakuen Programming (2006)<br /> <br /> ==Biography==<br /> <br /> Kevin Ouellet was an active TI-83/83+ calculator programmer during the first decade of the 2000's. He is mainly notable for his many RPGs released, as most were the longest and most complex RPGs developed on the Z80 models, and include the Illusiat series, The Reign of Legends series, Reuben Quest series, and Mana Force. Starting TI-Basic programming in July 2001, he used this language through almost his entire programming career, along with assembly libraries starting in 2003 to enhance his games.<br /> <br /> In his early programming career, his release rate was quite rapid, sometimes finishing two large RPGs in a single month. As a result, the Illusiat series, excluding the 13th game, was finished in less than one and a half years, with several other releases in between including three other large RPGs. He slowed down to two or fewer releases per year in 2005, however, and his last TI-83 Plus series RPG to be completed was Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror in January 2005. His other non-RPG products include Metroid II: Evolution, Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set, xLIB xLIB Revolution and a TI-81 remake of the first Illusiat game.<br /> <br /> In July 2010, he went into a 2.5 years coding hiatus, but the arrival of the color TI-84 Plus model revived his interest. Since 2013, he has released a few smaller games for the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition, HP 39gII and the HP Prime. He also finished his final Axe Parser game that he originally started in 2010. He is now programming TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition hybrid BASIC and HP Prime PPL.<br /> <br /> In the TI community, he also contributed with the creation of Omnimaga programming teams and website, although he started participating in online discussions only in 2003. Omnimaga eventually became one of the most active forums before shutting down in 2008. He reopened another Omnimaga site later that year, which eventually led the TI community in activity for a few years before slowing down.<br /> <br /> Life issues spanning from the second half of 2009 until early 2011 caused his health to slowly deteriorate. This combined with TI community disputes (see below) led him to take a step back from most calculator sites and some of his Omnimaga duties (including FTP access). In early 2011, life issues ended, but his health would continue to deteriorate for months before finally starting to improve. As a result of this combined with more TI community problems, he retired from Omnimaga staff entirely in July 2011.<br /> <br /> After his health had improved again, he would return as news editor. He still frequents calculator forums today, but his activity is not as high as back in the days.<br /> <br /> ==Impact and Controversies==<br /> <br /> Although Kevin did not have an immediate impact in the TI community when he first started participating, the release of an unfinished version of The Reign of Legends 3 in 2004 led to the creation of xLIB by Patrick Prendergast in response to the slow speed and difficulty that many existing ASM libraries had at the time. The subsequent release of Reuben Quest grayscale led to xLIB being converted into a hook-based Flash Application for faster speed. In addition, those RPGs inspired several people to get into RPG development and use ASM libraries in their own BASIC games. The release of the Reuben series also sparked an article on ticalc.org asking if it was time to replace TI-BASIC.<br /> <br /> As he took a strong stance against hostility in the TI community, Kevin was in the middle of many disputes as well. In the early days where some of his games would make ticalc.org front page news, it was unusual for a TI-Basic program to get featured. As a result, those news often started ASM vs BASIC arguments in comment pages, occasionally questioning the newsworthiness of TI-Basic programs. Early on, he denounced lack of respect towards TI-Basic programmers in particular, to eventually denounce obnoxious comments in general towards new members, defend the usage of ASM libraries in TI-Basic and to a lesser extent Axe programmers.<br /> <br /> In 2005, he decided that his newly-created Omnimaga forums would have a strong stance against hostility in general. However, from 2005 to 2009, he also started an unofficial campaign to get moderators and administrators of every forum to take action against such behavior as well. This caused extra fights and tarnished his reputation, as other administrators considered that it was up to them to decide what is allowed on their respective websites. It was also made particularly worse due to his sensitivity.<br /> <br /> The stricter moderation against trolling on Omnimaga and its IRC channel #omnimaga was highly controversial among defenders of freedom of expression in #TCPA, and the banning of certain #TCPA people from #Omnimaga and Omnimaga sparked IRC wars and many attempts to get Kevin to leave the TI community or close his website. In 2008, it culminated in the demise of the previous Omnimaga website, and per Kevin's request and as a protest against the general lack of respect towards him despite all his contributions, the removal of his ticalc.org profile and files.<br /> <br /> In early 2009, after Omnimaga had re-opened due to much demand, he stopped his campaign to get other forums to become friendlier, realizing it caused more problems than benefits. He decided to take a different approach instead, focusing entirely on Omnimaga's hostility-free mentality to attract members. After over a year of no disputes or attacks, Kevin eventually put his calculator releases back on ticalc.org. In 2011, a rivalry started between Cemetech and Omnimaga, as both forums were very active, but had opposite mentalities on many fronts. This led to another peak of disputes in March and April 2011. Since some people involved in the 2008 disputes became involved again, Kevin responded by pulling his ticalc.org files again for another two years. This eventually led to his retirement from Omnimaga as an administrator in July 2011.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Releases==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 2<br /> :: Illusiat 3<br /> :;Nov: Donjon (lost in memory clear)<br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 4 (lost in memory clear)<br /> :;Mar: Mortal Kombat<br /> :;May: Omnipack &amp; Omnipack SE game bundles (includes Mortal Kombat)<br /> :: Mana Force<br /> :;Jun: Illusiat 6<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 7: The Legend of GWAF<br /> :: Illusiat 8<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 9: Shadow<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 10<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 11<br /> :;Nov: Mystique: La Larme du Dragon<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat 12<br /> <br /> ===2003===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 5: The Ultimate Quest (Calculator remake from 2002 PC game)<br /> :;Feb: The Reign of Legends<br /> :;May: Mana Force 2<br /> :;Jul: The Reign of Legends 2<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 2004 (Remakes of Illusiat 1 to 4)<br /> :;Nov: Nemesiat (TI-2 STATS/83 re-release of Illusiat 6)<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;Jun: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :;Oct: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;Dec: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;Jan: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :;Apr: Diortem (Unfinished Metroid clone that ultimately became Metroid II: Evolution)<br /> :;Oct: Xlib Xlib Revolution<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;May: Super Mario Smash Dance<br /> :;Jun: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 11: Kin Master Quest<br /> :;Nov: Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat TI-81 Remake (ported to all Z80 models)<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 13: The Final Chapter (cancelled, but close to finished)<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;Mar: Axe Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Eat Nethams: The Game<br /> <br /> ===2011===<br /> <br /> ===2012===<br /> <br /> ===2013===<br /> :;Mar: HP 39gII Grayscale Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Legand of Zelda: Sord of Atari (experimental parody game for the TI-84+CSE)<br /> :;Aug: HP Prime Color Tunnel<br /> :;Sep: Supersonic Ball<br /> :;Nov: HP Prime Tunnel TI-84 Plus CSE Demake<br /> <br /> ===Games featured on ticalc.org (by POTY surveys)===<br /> :;2004: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;2005: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> :: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :: xLIB xLIB Revolution<br /> :;2006: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> :;2010: Illusiat TI-81 Remake<br /> :;2013: Illusiat Complete Collection (includes the entire Illusiat series including the TI-81 remake)<br /> :: Supersonic Ball</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=User:DJ_Omnimaga 2014-05-10T04:32:00Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* Biography */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:People|DJ Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> ===Aliases===<br /> Kevin (2002-05)<br /> Kevin9999 (some sites, 2003-05)<br /> xlibman (2005-07)<br /> DJ Omnimaga (2007-present)<br /> ragol666 (alternate, 2007)<br /> DJ_O (some sites, 2011-present)<br /> Illusiat (ticalc handle, 2003-11)<br /> <br /> ===Site URL===<br /> http://www.omnimaga.org<br /> <br /> ===Ticalc.org URLs===<br /> http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/78/7864.html (2003-08)<br /> http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/108/10862.html (2010-11)<br /> http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/112/11286.html (2013-present)<br /> <br /> ===Years Active===<br /> 2001-present (didn't program from August 2010 to August 2013)<br /> <br /> ===Affiliations===<br /> Omnimaga (2001-present)<br /> Epic Programming Studios (2004-05)<br /> United-TI (2004-2008)<br /> z80 Revelation (2005)<br /> TI-Jon (2005)<br /> TI-Center (2005)<br /> Hikaru Rakuen Programming (2006)<br /> <br /> ==Biography==<br /> <br /> Kevin Ouellet was an active TI-83/83+ calculator programmer during the first decade of the 2000's. He is mainly notable for his many RPGs released, as most were the longest and most complex RPGs developed on the Z80 models, and include the Illusiat series, The Reign of Legends series, Reuben Quest series, and Mana Force. Starting TI-Basic programming in July 2001, he used this language through almost his entire programming career, along with assembly libraries starting in 2003 to enhance his games.<br /> <br /> In his early programming career, his release rate was quite rapid, sometimes finishing two large RPGs in a single month. As a result, the Illusiat series, excluding the 13th game, was finished in less than one and a half years, with several other releases in between including three other large RPGs. He slowed down to two or fewer releases per year in 2005, however, and his last TI-83 Plus series RPG to be completed was Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror in January 2005. His other non-RPG products include Metroid II: Evolution, Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set, xLIB xLIB Revolution and a TI-81 remake of the first Illusiat game.<br /> <br /> In July 2010, he went into a 2.5 years coding hiatus, but the arrival of the color TI-84 Plus model revived his interest. Since 2013, he has released a few smaller games for the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition, HP 39gII and the HP Prime. He also finished his final Axe Parser game that he originally started in 2010. He is now programming TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition hybrid BASIC and HP Prime PPL.<br /> <br /> In the TI community, he also contributed with the creation of Omnimaga programming teams and website, although he started participating in online discussions only in 2003. Omnimaga eventually became one of the most active forums before shutting down in 2008. He reopened another Omnimaga site later that year, which eventually led the TI community in activity for a few years before slowing down.<br /> <br /> Life issues spanning from the second half of 2009 until early 2011 caused his health to slowly deteriorate. This combined with TI community disputes (see below) led him to take a step back from most calculator sites and some of his Omnimaga duties (including FTP access). In early 2011, life issues ended, but his health would continue to deteriorate for months before finally starting to improve. As a result of this combined with more TI community problems, he retired from Omnimaga staff entirely in July 2011.<br /> <br /> After his health had improved again, he would return as news editor. He still frequents calculator forums today, but his activity is not as high as back in the days.<br /> <br /> ==Impact and Controversies==<br /> <br /> Although Kevin did not have an immediate impact in the TI community when he first started participating, the release of an unfinished version of The Reign of Legends 3 in 2004 led to the creation of xLIB by Patrick Prendergast in response to the slow speed and difficulty that many existing ASM libraries had at the time. The subsequent release of Reuben Quest grayscale led to xLIB being converted into a hook-based Flash Application for faster speed. In addition, those RPGs inspired several people to get into RPG development and use ASM libraries in their own BASIC games. The release of the Reuben series also sparked an article on ticalc.org asking if it was time to replace TI-BASIC.<br /> <br /> As he took a strong stance against hostility in the TI community, Kevin was in the middle of many disputes as well. In the early days where some of his games would make ticalc.org front page news, it was unusual for a TI-Basic program to get featured. As a result, those news often started ASM vs BASIC arguments in comment pages, occasionally questioning the newsworthiness of TI-Basic programs. Early on, he denounced lack of respect towards TI-Basic programmers in particular, to eventually denounce obnoxious comments in general towards new members, defend the usage of ASM libraries in TI-Basic and to a lesser extent Axe programmers.<br /> <br /> In 2005, he decided that his newly-created Omnimaga forums would have a strong stance against hostility in general. However, from 2005 to 2009, he also started an unofficial campaign to get moderators and administrators of every forum to take action against such behavior as well. This caused extra fights and tarnished his reputation, as other administrators considered that it was up to them to decide what is allowed on their respective websites. It was also made particularly worse due to his sensitivity.<br /> <br /> The stricter moderation against trolling on Omnimaga and its IRC channel #omnimaga was highly controversial among defenders of freedom of expression in #TCPA, and the banning of certain #TCPA people from #Omnimaga and Omnimaga sparked IRC wars and many attempts to get Kevin to leave the TI community or close his website. In 2008, it culminated in the demise of the previous Omnimaga website, and per Kevin's request and as a protest against the general lack of respect towards him despite all his contributions, the removal of his ticalc.org profile and files.<br /> <br /> In early 2009, after Omnimaga had re-opened due to much demand, he stopped his campaign to get other forums to become friendlier, realizing it caused more problems than benefits. He decided to take a different approach instead, focusing entirely on Omnimaga's hostility-free mentality to attract members. After over a year of no disputes or attacks, Kevin eventually put his calculator releases back on ticalc.org. In 2011, a rivalry started between Cemetech and Omnimaga, as both forums were very active, but had opposite mentalities on many fronts. This led to another peak of disputes in March and April 2011. Since some people involved in the 2008 disputes became involved again, Kevin responded by pulling his ticalc.org files again for another two years. This eventually led to his retirement from Omnimaga as an administrator in July 2011.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Releases==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 2<br /> :: Illusiat 3<br /> :;Nov: Donjon (lost in memory clear)<br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 4 (lost in memory clear)<br /> :;Mar: Mortal Kombat<br /> :;May: Omnipack &amp; Omnipack SE game bundles (includes Mortal Kombat)<br /> :: Mana Force<br /> :;Jun: Illusiat 6<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 7: The Legend of GWAF<br /> :: Illusiat 8<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 9: Shadow<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 10<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 11<br /> :;Nov: Mystique: La Larme du Dragon<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat 12<br /> <br /> ===2003===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 5: The Ultimate Quest (Calculator remake from 2002 PC game)<br /> :;Feb: The Reign of Legends<br /> :;May: Mana Force 2<br /> :;Jul: The Reign of Legends 2<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 2004 (Remakes of Illusiat 1 to 4)<br /> :;Nov: Nemesiat (TI-2 STATS/83 re-release of Illusiat 6)<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;Jun: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :;Oct: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;Dec: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;Jan: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :;Apr: Diortem (Unfinished Metroid clone that ultimately became Metroid II: Evolution)<br /> :;Oct: Xlib Xlib Revolution<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;May: Super Mario Smash Dance<br /> :;Jun: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 11: Kin Master Quest<br /> :;Nov: Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat TI-81 Remake (ported to all Z80 models)<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 13: The Final Chapter (cancelled, but close to finished)<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;Mar: Axe Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Eat Nethams: The Game<br /> <br /> ===2011===<br /> <br /> ===2012===<br /> <br /> ===2013===<br /> :;Mar: HP 39gII Grayscale Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Legand of Zelda: Sord of Atari (experimental parody game for the TI-84+CSE)<br /> :;Aug: HP Prime Color Tunnel<br /> :;Sep: Supersonic Ball<br /> :;Nov: HP Prime Tunnel TI-84 Plus CSE Demake<br /> <br /> ===Games featured on ticalc.org (by POTY surveys)===<br /> :;2004: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;2005: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> :: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :: xLIB xLIB Revolution<br /> :;2006: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> :;2010: Illusiat TI-81 Remake<br /> :;2013: Illusiat Complete Collection (includes the entire Illusiat series including the TI-81 remake)<br /> :: Supersonic Ball</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=User:DJ_Omnimaga 2014-05-10T04:25:44Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: Created page with 'DJ Omnimaga ===Aliases=== Kevin (2002-05) Kevin9999 (some sites, 2003-05) xlibman (2005-07) DJ Omnimaga (2007-present) ragol666 (alternate, 2007) DJ_O (some …'</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:People|DJ Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> ===Aliases===<br /> Kevin (2002-05)<br /> Kevin9999 (some sites, 2003-05)<br /> xlibman (2005-07)<br /> DJ Omnimaga (2007-present)<br /> ragol666 (alternate, 2007)<br /> DJ_O (some sites, 2011-present)<br /> Illusiat (ticalc handle, 2003-11)<br /> <br /> ===Site URL===<br /> http://www.omnimaga.org<br /> <br /> ===Ticalc.org URLs===<br /> http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/78/7864.html (2003-08)<br /> http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/108/10862.html (2010-11)<br /> http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/112/11286.html (2013-present)<br /> <br /> ===Years Active===<br /> 2001-present (didn't program from August 2010 to August 2013)<br /> <br /> ===Affiliations===<br /> Omnimaga (2001-present)<br /> Epic Programming Studios (2004-05)<br /> United-TI (2004-2008)<br /> z80 Revelation (2005)<br /> TI-Jon (2005)<br /> TI-Center (2005)<br /> Hikaru Rakuen Programming (2006)<br /> <br /> ==Biography==<br /> <br /> Kevin Ouellet was an active TI-83/83+ calculator programmer during the first decade of the 2000's. He is mainly notable for his many RPGs released, as most were the longest and most complex RPGs developed on the Z80 models, and include the Illusiat series, The Reign of Legends series, Reuben Quest series, and Mana Force. Starting TI-Basic programming in July 2001, he used this language through almost his entire programming career, along with assembly libraries starting in 2003 to enhance his games.<br /> <br /> In his early programming career, his release rate was quite rapid, sometimes finishing two large RPGs in a single month. As a result, the Illusiat series, excluding the 13th game, was finished in less than one and a half years, with several other releases in between including three other large RPGs. He slowed down to two or fewer releases per year in 2005, however, and his last RPG to be completed was Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror in January 2005. His other non-RPG products include Metroid II: Evolution, Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set, xLIB xLIB Revolution and a TI-81 remake of the first Illusiat game.<br /> <br /> In July 2010, he went into a 2.5 years coding hiatus, but the arrival of the color TI-84 Plus model revived his interest. Since 2013, he has released a few smaller games for the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition, HP 39gII and the HP Prime. He also finished his final Axe Parser game that he originally started in 2010. He is now programming TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition hybrid BASIC and HP Prime PPL.<br /> <br /> In the TI community, he also contributed with the creation of Omnimaga programming teams and website, although he started participating in online discussions only in 2003. Omnimaga eventually became one of the most active forums before shutting down in 2008. He reopened another Omnimaga site later that year, which eventually led the TI community in activity for a few years before slowing down.<br /> <br /> Life issues spanning from the second half of 2009 until early 2011 caused his health to slowly deteriorate. This combined with TI community disputes (see below) led him to take a step back from most calculator sites and some of his Omnimaga duties (including FTP access). In early 2011, life issues ended, but his health would continue to deteriorate for months before finally starting to improve. As a result of this combined with more TI community problems, he retired from Omnimaga staff entirely in July 2011.<br /> <br /> After his health had improved again, he would return as news editor. He still frequents calculator forums today, but his activity is not as high as back in the days.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Impact and Controversies==<br /> <br /> Although Kevin did not have an immediate impact in the TI community when he first started participating, the release of an unfinished version of The Reign of Legends 3 in 2004 led to the creation of xLIB by Patrick Prendergast in response to the slow speed and difficulty that many existing ASM libraries had at the time. The subsequent release of Reuben Quest grayscale led to xLIB being converted into a hook-based Flash Application for faster speed. In addition, those RPGs inspired several people to get into RPG development and use ASM libraries in their own BASIC games. The release of the Reuben series also sparked an article on ticalc.org asking if it was time to replace TI-BASIC.<br /> <br /> As he took a strong stance against hostility in the TI community, Kevin was in the middle of many disputes as well. In the early days where some of his games would make ticalc.org front page news, it was unusual for a TI-Basic program to get featured. As a result, those news often started ASM vs BASIC arguments in comment pages, occasionally questioning the newsworthiness of TI-Basic programs. Early on, he denounced lack of respect towards TI-Basic programmers in particular, to eventually denounce obnoxious comments in general towards new members, defend the usage of ASM libraries in TI-Basic and to a lesser extent Axe programmers.<br /> <br /> In 2005, he decided that his newly-created Omnimaga forums would have a strong stance against hostility in general. However, from 2005 to 2009, he also started an unofficial campaign to get moderators and administrators of every forum to take action against such behavior as well. This caused extra fights and tarnished his reputation, as other administrators considered that it was up to them to decide what is allowed on their respective websites. It was also made particularly worse due to his sensitivity.<br /> <br /> The stricter moderation against trolling on Omnimaga and its IRC channel #omnimaga was highly controversial among defenders of freedom of expression in #TCPA, and the banning of certain #TCPA people from #Omnimaga and Omnimaga sparked IRC wars and many attempts to get Kevin to leave the TI community or close his website. In 2008, it culminated in the demise of the previous Omnimaga website, and per Kevin's request and as a protest against the general lack of respect towards him despite all his contributions, the removal of his ticalc.org profile and files.<br /> <br /> In early 2009, after Omnimaga had re-opened due to much demand, he stopped his campaign to get other forums to become friendlier, realizing it caused more problems than benefits. He decided to take a different approach instead, focusing entirely on Omnimaga's hostility-free mentality to attract members. After over a year of no disputes or attacks, Kevin eventually put his calculator releases back on ticalc.org. In 2011, a rivalry started between Cemetech and Omnimaga, as both forums were very active, but had opposite mentalities on many fronts. This led to another peak of disputes in March and April 2011. Since some people involved in the 2008 disputes became involved again, Kevin responded by pulling his ticalc.org files again for another two years. This eventually led to his retirement from Omnimaga as an administrator in July 2011.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Releases==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 2<br /> :: Illusiat 3<br /> :;Nov: Donjon (lost in memory clear)<br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 4 (lost in memory clear)<br /> :;Mar: Mortal Kombat<br /> :;May: Omnipack &amp; Omnipack SE game bundles (includes Mortal Kombat)<br /> :: Mana Force<br /> :;Jun: Illusiat 6<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 7: The Legend of GWAF<br /> :: Illusiat 8<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 9: Shadow<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 10<br /> :;Oct: Illusiat 11<br /> :;Nov: Mystique: La Larme du Dragon<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat 12<br /> <br /> ===2003===<br /> :;Jan: Illusiat 5: The Ultimate Quest (Calculator remake from 2002 PC game)<br /> :;Feb: The Reign of Legends<br /> :;May: Mana Force 2<br /> :;Jul: The Reign of Legends 2<br /> :;Sep: Illusiat 2004 (Remakes of Illusiat 1 to 4)<br /> :;Nov: Nemesiat (TI-2 STATS/83 re-release of Illusiat 6)<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;Jun: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :;Oct: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;Dec: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;Jan: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :;Apr: Diortem (Unfinished Metroid clone that ultimately became Metroid II: Evolution)<br /> :;Oct: Xlib Xlib Revolution<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;May: Super Mario Smash Dance<br /> :;Jun: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> :;Aug: Illusiat 11: Kin Master Quest<br /> :;Nov: Metroid II: The Last Chozo Expansion Set<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;Dec: Illusiat TI-81 Remake (ported to all Z80 models)<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> :;Jul: Illusiat 13: The Final Chapter (cancelled, but close to finished)<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;Mar: Axe Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Eat Nethams: The Game<br /> <br /> ===2011===<br /> <br /> ===2012===<br /> <br /> ===2013===<br /> :;Mar: HP 39gII Grayscale Tunnel<br /> :;Apr: Legand of Zelda: Sord of Atari (experimental parody game for the TI-84+CSE)<br /> :;Aug: HP Prime Color Tunnel<br /> :;Sep: Supersonic Ball<br /> :;Nov: HP Prime Tunnel TI-84 Plus CSE Demake<br /> <br /> ===Games featured on ticalc.org (by POTY surveys)===<br /> :;2004: The Reign of Legends 3<br /> :: The Legend of Zelda: Dark Link Quest<br /> :;2005: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening<br /> :: Reuben Quest: The Lost Mirror<br /> :: xLIB xLIB Revolution<br /> :;2006: Metroid II: Evolution<br /> :;2010: Illusiat TI-81 Remake<br /> :;2013: Illusiat Complete Collection (includes the entire Illusiat series including the TI-81 remake)<br /> :: Supersonic Ball</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Teams:Omnimaga 2014-05-10T03:54:00Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Teams|Coders of Tomorrow (Omnimaga)]]<br /> <br /> * Name : '''Coders of Tomorrow'''<br /> * Founded : September 1st, 2001 (went online on March 3rd, 2004)<br /> * Website : [http://www.omnimaga.org/ http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> * IRC : #omnimaga on OmniNet (irc.omnimaga.org), also reachable via EFNet or the site shoutbox (all linked together)<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> Omnimaga was founded on September 1st 2001 by Kevin Ouellet (also known as DJ Omnimaga) as an off-line calculator programming team that released various TI-83 Plus BASIC RPGs such as the Illusiat, Reign Of Legends and Reuben Quest series. The team made it online only on March 2004 with a forum, but was dissolved shortly afterward. On April 2004, a TI calculator RPG website opened under the name Omnimaga, including all past programming team releases and other community RPGs. From September 2004 to May 2005, Omnimaga shared Epic Programming Studios' forums for discussion. In May 2005, the site got a new forum and grew in popularity. On December 12th 2005, a new programming team was formed on the site. The team &quot;The Coders Of Tomorrow&quot; was chosen for the programming team on April 10th 2006. Omnimaga closed indefinitely on March 4th 2008 then reopened under a new website on August 25th 2008 (altough the re-opening was never announced anywhere else).<br /> <br /> Since 2006, Omnimaga has been a website dedicated to TI calculator and PC game programming and music creation of any kind. Aside from the programming team products (which includes notable releases such as TI-Boy SE), it also provides a selection of the best community-contributed RPGs ever made for any brand of graphing calculators, including some very rare ones, as well as various programming tools. The site also include a discussion board that is primary oriented toward calculator game development and showcase. The forum goal is to provide a discussion environment free of any hostility for all coders wanting to learn, give or get help, show off their work and/or discuss. Both the staff and regular members have major projects in the works as well, such as F-Zero, Project M (Super Mario Clone), Portal X and is home of the popular Axe Parser programming language forum.<br /> <br /> In 2010, partly due to the arrival of Ndless for the TI-Nspire and the novelty of Axe Parser for the TI-83 Plus series, Omnimaga started reaching record activity numbers, which eventually dwindled down to their original levels by 2013. However, that trend was similar accross other active websites, a trend also observed from Late 2006 to Early 2009. Omnimaga still remains one of the most active forum around today.<br /> <br /> [http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> <br /> ==Members==<br /> * alberthrocks<br /> * AngelFish<br /> * apcalc<br /> * calc84maniac<br /> * Darl181<br /> * Deep Thought<br /> * Eeems<br /> * ExtendeD<br /> * FinaleTI<br /> * Juju<br /> * JustCause<br /> * leafy<br /> * Netham45<br /> * shmibs<br /> * squidgetx<br /> * Xeda112358<br /> <br /> ==Former Members (Excluding Old Site)==<br /> * Art_Of_Camelot (returned as part time moderator)<br /> * Bfr<br /> * Bwang<br /> * Cooliojazz<br /> * DJ Omnimaga (returned as part-time news editor)<br /> * Hot Dog (now part-time moderator)<br /> * Jsj795<br /> * Luna<br /> * Mapar007<br /> * Michael Lee<br /> * Miotatsu<br /> * Necro<br /> * Netham45<br /> * Nitacku<br /> * Noahbaby94<br /> * Speler<br /> * Silver Shadow<br /> * Simplethinker<br /> * SirCmpwn<br /> * Trevmeister66<br /> * {AP}<br /> <br /> == History of Omnimaga/COT team and Omnimaga website==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;September: 01: Omnimaga team founded <br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;June: 10: Team expands towards music creation instead of just calculator and computer programming<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;March: 03: Team makes it online. Forums opened, hosted on yAronet<br /> :;April: 09: Omnimaga TI-83+ Calculator RPG Headquarter website opened<br /> :;May: 17: RPG Headquarter expanded to all TI graphing calculator models<br /> :;September: 10: Programming team disbanded, forums merges with Epic Programming Studio<br /> :;December: 17: Site shuts down due to lack of webspace<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;February: 1: RPG Headquarter reopens and expands to Casio and HP models.<br /> :;May: 12: Site moves from static HTML pages to Invisionfree. New forums, only reserved for news and projects discussions, opens there.<br /> :;June: ?: Forums opened to general discussions.<br /> :;December: 12: New programming team founded, hosted on Omnimaga forums.<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;April: 10: Team name becomes The Coders Of Tomorrow<br /> :;December: ?: Music downloads section added. Old Omnimaga music work from 2002 to 2004 added as well.<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;January: 1: Inter-community disputes leads to Omnimaga closing.<br /> ::6: Following several requests, temporary forums opened.<br /> :;February: 11: Following a huge spam attack, site and chat becomes invite-only.<br /> :;March: 4: Dwindling activity and threats of more attacks leads to Omnimaga demise as a calculator community. Omnimaga becomes solely a music production team and only the music files remains online.<br /> :;August: 25: Following increasing requests in the past month, Omnimaga is resurrected as a programming team. Some of the old staff joins again.<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> :;Spring: TI-Boy SE (Game Boy Emulator for the TI-84 Plus) released.<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;February: 1: Omnimaga now hosts Axe Parser language sub-forum.<br /> :;March: gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator) released.<br /> ::6: Team opens towards console ROM hacking.<br /> :;April: 24: Axe Parser sub-forum now has a direct access sub-domain: http://axe.omnimaga.org<br /> :;November: 1: Omnimaga becomes the home of Ndless (TI-Nspire jailbreaker)<br /> <br /> ===2011===<br /> :;July: DJ Omnimaga permanently hands site to the remaining admins<br /> :;July: 13: Axe Parser 1.0.0 released<br /> :;Fall: Omnimaga affiliates with TI-Planet (most news content from TI-Planet is now shared on Omni)<br /> :;December: 31: 2011 marks the most active year ever on Omnimaga, but the beginning of another downward activity spiral accross the entire TI community, like what was seen between Summer 2006 and 2009.<br /> <br /> ===2012===<br /> :;Unknown: Game Boy Advance emulator (gpsp Nspire) released<br /> :;November: 30: Portal Prelude released<br /> <br /> ===2013===<br /> :;December: TI-Planet affiliation with Omnimaga and Cemetech ends<br /> <br /> ===2014===<br /> :;March: Site redesign, originally rumored for 2015, released (earlier than supposed, with missing features, thanks to a major security exploit discovered in the previous version)<br /> :;May: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening, a long-time grayscale hybrid 84+ BASIC RPG from Omnimaga and Epic Programming Studios, gets ported to Axe language<br /> <br /> == Products ==<br /> * Several RPGs such as Illusiat, The Reign of Legends, Reuben Quest (including an Axe Parser remake of the original) and Mana Force series<br /> * The world's first ever completed Zelda calculator project<br /> * Metroid xLIB and TI-BASIC clones<br /> * DDR xLIB clones<br /> * TI-Boy SE (Game Boy emulator for the TI-83+SE and TI-84+ calculators)<br /> * Gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * gpSP-Nspire (Game Boy Advance for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * Steins;Gate 8-Bit CSE (TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition port)<br /> * Ndless (starting at version 1.7)<br /> * Programming tools<br /> * PC Games<br /> * Music</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Teams:Omnimaga 2014-05-10T03:49:52Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* Members */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Teams|Coders of Tomorrow (Omnimaga)]]<br /> <br /> * Name : '''Coders of Tomorrow'''<br /> * Founded : September 1st, 2001 (went online on March 3rd, 2004)<br /> * Website : [http://www.omnimaga.org/ http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> * IRC : #omnimaga on EFNet<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> Omnimaga was founded on September 1st 2001 by Kevin Ouellet (also known as DJ Omnimaga) as an off-line calculator programming team that released various TI-83 Plus BASIC RPGs such as the Illusiat, Reign Of Legends and Reuben Quest series. The team made it online only on March 2004 with a forum, but was dissolved shortly afterward. On April 2004, a TI calculator RPG website opened under the name Omnimaga, including all past programming team releases and other community RPGs. From September 2004 to May 2005, Omnimaga shared Epic Programming Studios' forums for discussion. In May 2005, the site got a new forum and grew in popularity. On December 12th 2005, a new programming team was formed on the site. The team &quot;The Coders Of Tomorrow&quot; was chosen for the programming team on April 10th 2006. Omnimaga closed indefinitely on March 4th 2008 then reopened under a new website on August 25th 2008 (altough the re-opening was never announced anywhere else).<br /> <br /> Since 2006, Omnimaga has been a website dedicated to TI calculator and PC game programming and music creation of any kind. Aside from the programming team products (which includes notable releases such as TI-Boy SE), it also provides a selection of the best community-contributed RPGs ever made for any brand of graphing calculators, including some very rare ones, as well as various programming tools. The site also include a discussion board that is primary oriented toward calculator game development and showcase. The forum goal is to provide a discussion environment free of any hostility for all coders wanting to learn, give or get help, show off their work and/or discuss. Both the staff and regular members have major projects in the works as well, such as F-Zero, Project M (Super Mario Clone), Portal X and is home of the popular Axe Parser programming language forum.<br /> [http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> <br /> ==Members==<br /> * alberthrocks<br /> * AngelFish<br /> * apcalc<br /> * calc84maniac<br /> * Darl181<br /> * Deep Thought<br /> * Eeems<br /> * ExtendeD<br /> * FinaleTI<br /> * Juju<br /> * JustCause<br /> * leafy<br /> * Netham45<br /> * shmibs<br /> * squidgetx<br /> * Xeda112358<br /> <br /> ==Former Members (Excluding Old Site)==<br /> * Art_Of_Camelot (returned as part time moderator)<br /> * Bfr<br /> * Bwang<br /> * Cooliojazz<br /> * DJ Omnimaga (returned as part-time news editor)<br /> * Hot Dog (now part-time moderator)<br /> * Jsj795<br /> * Luna<br /> * Mapar007<br /> * Michael Lee<br /> * Miotatsu<br /> * Necro<br /> * Netham45<br /> * Nitacku<br /> * Noahbaby94<br /> * Speler<br /> * Silver Shadow<br /> * Simplethinker<br /> * SirCmpwn<br /> * Trevmeister66<br /> * {AP}<br /> <br /> == History of Omnimaga/COT team and Omnimaga website==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;September: 01: Omnimaga team founded <br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;June: 10: Team expands towards music creation instead of just calculator and computer programming<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;March: 03: Team makes it online. Forums opened, hosted on yAronet<br /> :;April: 09: Omnimaga TI-83+ Calculator RPG Headquarter website opened<br /> :;May: 17: RPG Headquarter expanded to all TI graphing calculator models<br /> :;September: 10: Programming team disbanded, forums merges with Epic Programming Studio<br /> :;December: 17: Site shuts down due to lack of webspace<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;February: 1: RPG Headquarter reopens and expands to Casio and HP models.<br /> :;May: 12: Site moves from static HTML pages to Invisionfree. New forums, only reserved for news and projects discussions, opens there.<br /> :;June: ?: Forums opened to general discussions.<br /> :;December: 12: New programming team founded, hosted on Omnimaga forums.<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;April: 10: Team name becomes The Coders Of Tomorrow<br /> :;December: ?: Music downloads section added. Old Omnimaga music work from 2002 to 2004 added as well.<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;January: 1: Inter-community disputes leads to Omnimaga closing.<br /> ::6: Following several requests, temporary forums opened.<br /> :;February: 11: Following a huge spam attack, site and chat becomes invite-only.<br /> :;March: 4: Dwindling activity and threats of more attacks leads to Omnimaga demise as a calculator community. Omnimaga becomes solely a music production team and only the music files remains online.<br /> :;August: 25: Following increasing requests in the past month, Omnimaga is resurrected as a programming team. Some of the old staff joins again.<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> :;Spring: TI-Boy SE (Game Boy Emulator for the TI-84 Plus) released.<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;February: 1: Omnimaga now hosts Axe Parser language sub-forum.<br /> :;March: gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator) released.<br /> ::6: Team opens towards console ROM hacking.<br /> :;April: 24: Axe Parser sub-forum now has a direct access sub-domain: http://axe.omnimaga.org<br /> :;November: 1: Omnimaga becomes the home of Ndless (TI-Nspire jailbreaker)<br /> <br /> ===2011===<br /> :;July: DJ Omnimaga permanently hands site to the remaining admins<br /> :;July: 13: Axe Parser 1.0.0 released<br /> :;Fall: Omnimaga affiliates with TI-Planet (most news content from TI-Planet is now shared on Omni)<br /> :;December: 31: 2011 marks the most active year ever on Omnimaga, but the beginning of another downward activity spiral accross the entire TI community, like what was seen between Summer 2006 and 2009.<br /> <br /> ===2012===<br /> :;Unknown: Game Boy Advance emulator (gpsp Nspire) released<br /> :;November: 30: Portal Prelude released<br /> <br /> ===2013===<br /> :;December: TI-Planet affiliation with Omnimaga and Cemetech ends<br /> <br /> ===2014===<br /> :;March: Site redesign, originally rumored for 2015, released (earlier than supposed, with missing features, thanks to a major security exploit discovered in the previous version)<br /> :;May: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening, a long-time grayscale hybrid 84+ BASIC RPG from Omnimaga and Epic Programming Studios, gets ported to Axe language<br /> <br /> == Products ==<br /> * Several RPGs such as Illusiat, The Reign of Legends, Reuben Quest (including an Axe Parser remake of the original) and Mana Force series<br /> * The world's first ever completed Zelda calculator project<br /> * Metroid xLIB and TI-BASIC clones<br /> * DDR xLIB clones<br /> * TI-Boy SE (Game Boy emulator for the TI-83+SE and TI-84+ calculators)<br /> * Gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * gpSP-Nspire (Game Boy Advance for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * Steins;Gate 8-Bit CSE (TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition port)<br /> * Ndless (starting at version 1.7)<br /> * Programming tools<br /> * PC Games<br /> * Music</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Teams:Omnimaga 2014-05-10T03:47:44Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* Former Members (Excluding Old Site) */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Teams|Coders of Tomorrow (Omnimaga)]]<br /> <br /> * Name : '''Coders of Tomorrow'''<br /> * Founded : September 1st, 2001 (went online on March 3rd, 2004)<br /> * Website : [http://www.omnimaga.org/ http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> * IRC : #omnimaga on EFNet<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> Omnimaga was founded on September 1st 2001 by Kevin Ouellet (also known as DJ Omnimaga) as an off-line calculator programming team that released various TI-83 Plus BASIC RPGs such as the Illusiat, Reign Of Legends and Reuben Quest series. The team made it online only on March 2004 with a forum, but was dissolved shortly afterward. On April 2004, a TI calculator RPG website opened under the name Omnimaga, including all past programming team releases and other community RPGs. From September 2004 to May 2005, Omnimaga shared Epic Programming Studios' forums for discussion. In May 2005, the site got a new forum and grew in popularity. On December 12th 2005, a new programming team was formed on the site. The team &quot;The Coders Of Tomorrow&quot; was chosen for the programming team on April 10th 2006. Omnimaga closed indefinitely on March 4th 2008 then reopened under a new website on August 25th 2008 (altough the re-opening was never announced anywhere else).<br /> <br /> Since 2006, Omnimaga has been a website dedicated to TI calculator and PC game programming and music creation of any kind. Aside from the programming team products (which includes notable releases such as TI-Boy SE), it also provides a selection of the best community-contributed RPGs ever made for any brand of graphing calculators, including some very rare ones, as well as various programming tools. The site also include a discussion board that is primary oriented toward calculator game development and showcase. The forum goal is to provide a discussion environment free of any hostility for all coders wanting to learn, give or get help, show off their work and/or discuss. Both the staff and regular members have major projects in the works as well, such as F-Zero, Project M (Super Mario Clone), Portal X and is home of the popular Axe Parser programming language forum.<br /> [http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> <br /> ==Members==<br /> * DJ Omnimaga<br /> * Builderboy<br /> * Eeems<br /> * Ztrumpet<br /> * Hot_Dog<br /> * Apcalc<br /> * Calc84maniac<br /> * Deep Thought<br /> * ExtendeD<br /> * Michael Lee<br /> * Raylin<br /> * Squidgetx<br /> * Yunhua98<br /> <br /> ==Former Members (Excluding Old Site)==<br /> * Art_Of_Camelot (returned as part time moderator)<br /> * Bfr<br /> * Bwang<br /> * Cooliojazz<br /> * DJ Omnimaga (returned as part-time news editor)<br /> * Hot Dog (now part-time moderator)<br /> * Jsj795<br /> * Luna<br /> * Mapar007<br /> * Michael Lee<br /> * Miotatsu<br /> * Necro<br /> * Netham45<br /> * Nitacku<br /> * Noahbaby94<br /> * Speler<br /> * Silver Shadow<br /> * Simplethinker<br /> * SirCmpwn<br /> * Trevmeister66<br /> * {AP}<br /> <br /> == History of Omnimaga/COT team and Omnimaga website==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;September: 01: Omnimaga team founded <br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;June: 10: Team expands towards music creation instead of just calculator and computer programming<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;March: 03: Team makes it online. Forums opened, hosted on yAronet<br /> :;April: 09: Omnimaga TI-83+ Calculator RPG Headquarter website opened<br /> :;May: 17: RPG Headquarter expanded to all TI graphing calculator models<br /> :;September: 10: Programming team disbanded, forums merges with Epic Programming Studio<br /> :;December: 17: Site shuts down due to lack of webspace<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;February: 1: RPG Headquarter reopens and expands to Casio and HP models.<br /> :;May: 12: Site moves from static HTML pages to Invisionfree. New forums, only reserved for news and projects discussions, opens there.<br /> :;June: ?: Forums opened to general discussions.<br /> :;December: 12: New programming team founded, hosted on Omnimaga forums.<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;April: 10: Team name becomes The Coders Of Tomorrow<br /> :;December: ?: Music downloads section added. Old Omnimaga music work from 2002 to 2004 added as well.<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;January: 1: Inter-community disputes leads to Omnimaga closing.<br /> ::6: Following several requests, temporary forums opened.<br /> :;February: 11: Following a huge spam attack, site and chat becomes invite-only.<br /> :;March: 4: Dwindling activity and threats of more attacks leads to Omnimaga demise as a calculator community. Omnimaga becomes solely a music production team and only the music files remains online.<br /> :;August: 25: Following increasing requests in the past month, Omnimaga is resurrected as a programming team. Some of the old staff joins again.<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> :;Spring: TI-Boy SE (Game Boy Emulator for the TI-84 Plus) released.<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;February: 1: Omnimaga now hosts Axe Parser language sub-forum.<br /> :;March: gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator) released.<br /> ::6: Team opens towards console ROM hacking.<br /> :;April: 24: Axe Parser sub-forum now has a direct access sub-domain: http://axe.omnimaga.org<br /> :;November: 1: Omnimaga becomes the home of Ndless (TI-Nspire jailbreaker)<br /> <br /> ===2011===<br /> :;July: DJ Omnimaga permanently hands site to the remaining admins<br /> :;July: 13: Axe Parser 1.0.0 released<br /> :;Fall: Omnimaga affiliates with TI-Planet (most news content from TI-Planet is now shared on Omni)<br /> :;December: 31: 2011 marks the most active year ever on Omnimaga, but the beginning of another downward activity spiral accross the entire TI community, like what was seen between Summer 2006 and 2009.<br /> <br /> ===2012===<br /> :;Unknown: Game Boy Advance emulator (gpsp Nspire) released<br /> :;November: 30: Portal Prelude released<br /> <br /> ===2013===<br /> :;December: TI-Planet affiliation with Omnimaga and Cemetech ends<br /> <br /> ===2014===<br /> :;March: Site redesign, originally rumored for 2015, released (earlier than supposed, with missing features, thanks to a major security exploit discovered in the previous version)<br /> :;May: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening, a long-time grayscale hybrid 84+ BASIC RPG from Omnimaga and Epic Programming Studios, gets ported to Axe language<br /> <br /> == Products ==<br /> * Several RPGs such as Illusiat, The Reign of Legends, Reuben Quest (including an Axe Parser remake of the original) and Mana Force series<br /> * The world's first ever completed Zelda calculator project<br /> * Metroid xLIB and TI-BASIC clones<br /> * DDR xLIB clones<br /> * TI-Boy SE (Game Boy emulator for the TI-83+SE and TI-84+ calculators)<br /> * Gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * gpSP-Nspire (Game Boy Advance for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * Steins;Gate 8-Bit CSE (TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition port)<br /> * Ndless (starting at version 1.7)<br /> * Programming tools<br /> * PC Games<br /> * Music</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Teams:Omnimaga 2014-05-10T03:44:49Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* 2012 */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Teams|Coders of Tomorrow (Omnimaga)]]<br /> <br /> * Name : '''Coders of Tomorrow'''<br /> * Founded : September 1st, 2001 (went online on March 3rd, 2004)<br /> * Website : [http://www.omnimaga.org/ http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> * IRC : #omnimaga on EFNet<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> Omnimaga was founded on September 1st 2001 by Kevin Ouellet (also known as DJ Omnimaga) as an off-line calculator programming team that released various TI-83 Plus BASIC RPGs such as the Illusiat, Reign Of Legends and Reuben Quest series. The team made it online only on March 2004 with a forum, but was dissolved shortly afterward. On April 2004, a TI calculator RPG website opened under the name Omnimaga, including all past programming team releases and other community RPGs. From September 2004 to May 2005, Omnimaga shared Epic Programming Studios' forums for discussion. In May 2005, the site got a new forum and grew in popularity. On December 12th 2005, a new programming team was formed on the site. The team &quot;The Coders Of Tomorrow&quot; was chosen for the programming team on April 10th 2006. Omnimaga closed indefinitely on March 4th 2008 then reopened under a new website on August 25th 2008 (altough the re-opening was never announced anywhere else).<br /> <br /> Since 2006, Omnimaga has been a website dedicated to TI calculator and PC game programming and music creation of any kind. Aside from the programming team products (which includes notable releases such as TI-Boy SE), it also provides a selection of the best community-contributed RPGs ever made for any brand of graphing calculators, including some very rare ones, as well as various programming tools. The site also include a discussion board that is primary oriented toward calculator game development and showcase. The forum goal is to provide a discussion environment free of any hostility for all coders wanting to learn, give or get help, show off their work and/or discuss. Both the staff and regular members have major projects in the works as well, such as F-Zero, Project M (Super Mario Clone), Portal X and is home of the popular Axe Parser programming language forum.<br /> [http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> <br /> ==Members==<br /> * DJ Omnimaga<br /> * Builderboy<br /> * Eeems<br /> * Ztrumpet<br /> * Hot_Dog<br /> * Apcalc<br /> * Calc84maniac<br /> * Deep Thought<br /> * ExtendeD<br /> * Michael Lee<br /> * Raylin<br /> * Squidgetx<br /> * Yunhua98<br /> <br /> ==Former Members (Excluding Old Site)==<br /> * Art_Of_Camelot<br /> * Bfr<br /> * Bwang<br /> * Cooliojazz<br /> * Jsj795<br /> * Luna<br /> * Mapar007<br /> * Miotatsu<br /> * Necro<br /> * Netham45<br /> * Nitacku<br /> * Noahbaby94<br /> * Speler<br /> * Silver Shadow<br /> * Simplethinker<br /> * SirCmpwn<br /> * Trevmeister66<br /> * {AP}<br /> <br /> == History of Omnimaga/COT team and Omnimaga website==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;September: 01: Omnimaga team founded <br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;June: 10: Team expands towards music creation instead of just calculator and computer programming<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;March: 03: Team makes it online. Forums opened, hosted on yAronet<br /> :;April: 09: Omnimaga TI-83+ Calculator RPG Headquarter website opened<br /> :;May: 17: RPG Headquarter expanded to all TI graphing calculator models<br /> :;September: 10: Programming team disbanded, forums merges with Epic Programming Studio<br /> :;December: 17: Site shuts down due to lack of webspace<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;February: 1: RPG Headquarter reopens and expands to Casio and HP models.<br /> :;May: 12: Site moves from static HTML pages to Invisionfree. New forums, only reserved for news and projects discussions, opens there.<br /> :;June: ?: Forums opened to general discussions.<br /> :;December: 12: New programming team founded, hosted on Omnimaga forums.<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;April: 10: Team name becomes The Coders Of Tomorrow<br /> :;December: ?: Music downloads section added. Old Omnimaga music work from 2002 to 2004 added as well.<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;January: 1: Inter-community disputes leads to Omnimaga closing.<br /> ::6: Following several requests, temporary forums opened.<br /> :;February: 11: Following a huge spam attack, site and chat becomes invite-only.<br /> :;March: 4: Dwindling activity and threats of more attacks leads to Omnimaga demise as a calculator community. Omnimaga becomes solely a music production team and only the music files remains online.<br /> :;August: 25: Following increasing requests in the past month, Omnimaga is resurrected as a programming team. Some of the old staff joins again.<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> :;Spring: TI-Boy SE (Game Boy Emulator for the TI-84 Plus) released.<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;February: 1: Omnimaga now hosts Axe Parser language sub-forum.<br /> :;March: gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator) released.<br /> ::6: Team opens towards console ROM hacking.<br /> :;April: 24: Axe Parser sub-forum now has a direct access sub-domain: http://axe.omnimaga.org<br /> :;November: 1: Omnimaga becomes the home of Ndless (TI-Nspire jailbreaker)<br /> <br /> ===2011===<br /> :;July: DJ Omnimaga permanently hands site to the remaining admins<br /> :;July: 13: Axe Parser 1.0.0 released<br /> :;Fall: Omnimaga affiliates with TI-Planet (most news content from TI-Planet is now shared on Omni)<br /> :;December: 31: 2011 marks the most active year ever on Omnimaga, but the beginning of another downward activity spiral accross the entire TI community, like what was seen between Summer 2006 and 2009.<br /> <br /> ===2012===<br /> :;Unknown: Game Boy Advance emulator (gpsp Nspire) released<br /> :;November: 30: Portal Prelude released<br /> <br /> ===2013===<br /> :;December: TI-Planet affiliation with Omnimaga and Cemetech ends<br /> <br /> ===2014===<br /> :;March: Site redesign, originally rumored for 2015, released (earlier than supposed, with missing features, thanks to a major security exploit discovered in the previous version)<br /> :;May: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening, a long-time grayscale hybrid 84+ BASIC RPG from Omnimaga and Epic Programming Studios, gets ported to Axe language<br /> <br /> == Products ==<br /> * Several RPGs such as Illusiat, The Reign of Legends, Reuben Quest (including an Axe Parser remake of the original) and Mana Force series<br /> * The world's first ever completed Zelda calculator project<br /> * Metroid xLIB and TI-BASIC clones<br /> * DDR xLIB clones<br /> * TI-Boy SE (Game Boy emulator for the TI-83+SE and TI-84+ calculators)<br /> * Gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * gpSP-Nspire (Game Boy Advance for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * Steins;Gate 8-Bit CSE (TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition port)<br /> * Ndless (starting at version 1.7)<br /> * Programming tools<br /> * PC Games<br /> * Music</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Teams:Omnimaga 2014-05-10T03:44:10Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* Products */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Teams|Coders of Tomorrow (Omnimaga)]]<br /> <br /> * Name : '''Coders of Tomorrow'''<br /> * Founded : September 1st, 2001 (went online on March 3rd, 2004)<br /> * Website : [http://www.omnimaga.org/ http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> * IRC : #omnimaga on EFNet<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> Omnimaga was founded on September 1st 2001 by Kevin Ouellet (also known as DJ Omnimaga) as an off-line calculator programming team that released various TI-83 Plus BASIC RPGs such as the Illusiat, Reign Of Legends and Reuben Quest series. The team made it online only on March 2004 with a forum, but was dissolved shortly afterward. On April 2004, a TI calculator RPG website opened under the name Omnimaga, including all past programming team releases and other community RPGs. From September 2004 to May 2005, Omnimaga shared Epic Programming Studios' forums for discussion. In May 2005, the site got a new forum and grew in popularity. On December 12th 2005, a new programming team was formed on the site. The team &quot;The Coders Of Tomorrow&quot; was chosen for the programming team on April 10th 2006. Omnimaga closed indefinitely on March 4th 2008 then reopened under a new website on August 25th 2008 (altough the re-opening was never announced anywhere else).<br /> <br /> Since 2006, Omnimaga has been a website dedicated to TI calculator and PC game programming and music creation of any kind. Aside from the programming team products (which includes notable releases such as TI-Boy SE), it also provides a selection of the best community-contributed RPGs ever made for any brand of graphing calculators, including some very rare ones, as well as various programming tools. The site also include a discussion board that is primary oriented toward calculator game development and showcase. The forum goal is to provide a discussion environment free of any hostility for all coders wanting to learn, give or get help, show off their work and/or discuss. Both the staff and regular members have major projects in the works as well, such as F-Zero, Project M (Super Mario Clone), Portal X and is home of the popular Axe Parser programming language forum.<br /> [http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> <br /> ==Members==<br /> * DJ Omnimaga<br /> * Builderboy<br /> * Eeems<br /> * Ztrumpet<br /> * Hot_Dog<br /> * Apcalc<br /> * Calc84maniac<br /> * Deep Thought<br /> * ExtendeD<br /> * Michael Lee<br /> * Raylin<br /> * Squidgetx<br /> * Yunhua98<br /> <br /> ==Former Members (Excluding Old Site)==<br /> * Art_Of_Camelot<br /> * Bfr<br /> * Bwang<br /> * Cooliojazz<br /> * Jsj795<br /> * Luna<br /> * Mapar007<br /> * Miotatsu<br /> * Necro<br /> * Netham45<br /> * Nitacku<br /> * Noahbaby94<br /> * Speler<br /> * Silver Shadow<br /> * Simplethinker<br /> * SirCmpwn<br /> * Trevmeister66<br /> * {AP}<br /> <br /> == History of Omnimaga/COT team and Omnimaga website==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;September: 01: Omnimaga team founded <br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;June: 10: Team expands towards music creation instead of just calculator and computer programming<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;March: 03: Team makes it online. Forums opened, hosted on yAronet<br /> :;April: 09: Omnimaga TI-83+ Calculator RPG Headquarter website opened<br /> :;May: 17: RPG Headquarter expanded to all TI graphing calculator models<br /> :;September: 10: Programming team disbanded, forums merges with Epic Programming Studio<br /> :;December: 17: Site shuts down due to lack of webspace<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;February: 1: RPG Headquarter reopens and expands to Casio and HP models.<br /> :;May: 12: Site moves from static HTML pages to Invisionfree. New forums, only reserved for news and projects discussions, opens there.<br /> :;June: ?: Forums opened to general discussions.<br /> :;December: 12: New programming team founded, hosted on Omnimaga forums.<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;April: 10: Team name becomes The Coders Of Tomorrow<br /> :;December: ?: Music downloads section added. Old Omnimaga music work from 2002 to 2004 added as well.<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;January: 1: Inter-community disputes leads to Omnimaga closing.<br /> ::6: Following several requests, temporary forums opened.<br /> :;February: 11: Following a huge spam attack, site and chat becomes invite-only.<br /> :;March: 4: Dwindling activity and threats of more attacks leads to Omnimaga demise as a calculator community. Omnimaga becomes solely a music production team and only the music files remains online.<br /> :;August: 25: Following increasing requests in the past month, Omnimaga is resurrected as a programming team. Some of the old staff joins again.<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> :;Spring: TI-Boy SE (Game Boy Emulator for the TI-84 Plus) released.<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;February: 1: Omnimaga now hosts Axe Parser language sub-forum.<br /> :;March: gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator) released.<br /> ::6: Team opens towards console ROM hacking.<br /> :;April: 24: Axe Parser sub-forum now has a direct access sub-domain: http://axe.omnimaga.org<br /> :;November: 1: Omnimaga becomes the home of Ndless (TI-Nspire jailbreaker)<br /> <br /> ===2011===<br /> :;July: DJ Omnimaga permanently hands site to the remaining admins<br /> :;July: 13: Axe Parser 1.0.0 released<br /> :;Fall: Omnimaga affiliates with TI-Planet (most news content from TI-Planet is now shared on Omni)<br /> :;December: 31: 2011 marks the most active year ever on Omnimaga, but the beginning of another downward activity spiral accross the entire TI community, like what was seen between Summer 2006 and 2009.<br /> <br /> ===2012===<br /> :;Game Boy Advance emulator (gpsp Nspire) released<br /> :;November: 30: Portal Prelude released<br /> <br /> ===2013===<br /> :;December: TI-Planet affiliation with Omnimaga and Cemetech ends<br /> <br /> ===2014===<br /> :;March: Site redesign, originally rumored for 2015, released (earlier than supposed, with missing features, thanks to a major security exploit discovered in the previous version)<br /> :;May: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening, a long-time grayscale hybrid 84+ BASIC RPG from Omnimaga and Epic Programming Studios, gets ported to Axe language<br /> <br /> == Products ==<br /> * Several RPGs such as Illusiat, The Reign of Legends, Reuben Quest (including an Axe Parser remake of the original) and Mana Force series<br /> * The world's first ever completed Zelda calculator project<br /> * Metroid xLIB and TI-BASIC clones<br /> * DDR xLIB clones<br /> * TI-Boy SE (Game Boy emulator for the TI-83+SE and TI-84+ calculators)<br /> * Gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * gpSP-Nspire (Game Boy Advance for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * Steins;Gate 8-Bit CSE (TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition port)<br /> * Ndless (starting at version 1.7)<br /> * Programming tools<br /> * PC Games<br /> * Music</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Teams:Omnimaga 2014-05-10T03:42:51Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* History of Omnimaga/COT team and Omnimaga website */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Teams|Coders of Tomorrow (Omnimaga)]]<br /> <br /> * Name : '''Coders of Tomorrow'''<br /> * Founded : September 1st, 2001 (went online on March 3rd, 2004)<br /> * Website : [http://www.omnimaga.org/ http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> * IRC : #omnimaga on EFNet<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> Omnimaga was founded on September 1st 2001 by Kevin Ouellet (also known as DJ Omnimaga) as an off-line calculator programming team that released various TI-83 Plus BASIC RPGs such as the Illusiat, Reign Of Legends and Reuben Quest series. The team made it online only on March 2004 with a forum, but was dissolved shortly afterward. On April 2004, a TI calculator RPG website opened under the name Omnimaga, including all past programming team releases and other community RPGs. From September 2004 to May 2005, Omnimaga shared Epic Programming Studios' forums for discussion. In May 2005, the site got a new forum and grew in popularity. On December 12th 2005, a new programming team was formed on the site. The team &quot;The Coders Of Tomorrow&quot; was chosen for the programming team on April 10th 2006. Omnimaga closed indefinitely on March 4th 2008 then reopened under a new website on August 25th 2008 (altough the re-opening was never announced anywhere else).<br /> <br /> Since 2006, Omnimaga has been a website dedicated to TI calculator and PC game programming and music creation of any kind. Aside from the programming team products (which includes notable releases such as TI-Boy SE), it also provides a selection of the best community-contributed RPGs ever made for any brand of graphing calculators, including some very rare ones, as well as various programming tools. The site also include a discussion board that is primary oriented toward calculator game development and showcase. The forum goal is to provide a discussion environment free of any hostility for all coders wanting to learn, give or get help, show off their work and/or discuss. Both the staff and regular members have major projects in the works as well, such as F-Zero, Project M (Super Mario Clone), Portal X and is home of the popular Axe Parser programming language forum.<br /> [http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> <br /> ==Members==<br /> * DJ Omnimaga<br /> * Builderboy<br /> * Eeems<br /> * Ztrumpet<br /> * Hot_Dog<br /> * Apcalc<br /> * Calc84maniac<br /> * Deep Thought<br /> * ExtendeD<br /> * Michael Lee<br /> * Raylin<br /> * Squidgetx<br /> * Yunhua98<br /> <br /> ==Former Members (Excluding Old Site)==<br /> * Art_Of_Camelot<br /> * Bfr<br /> * Bwang<br /> * Cooliojazz<br /> * Jsj795<br /> * Luna<br /> * Mapar007<br /> * Miotatsu<br /> * Necro<br /> * Netham45<br /> * Nitacku<br /> * Noahbaby94<br /> * Speler<br /> * Silver Shadow<br /> * Simplethinker<br /> * SirCmpwn<br /> * Trevmeister66<br /> * {AP}<br /> <br /> == History of Omnimaga/COT team and Omnimaga website==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;September: 01: Omnimaga team founded <br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;June: 10: Team expands towards music creation instead of just calculator and computer programming<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;March: 03: Team makes it online. Forums opened, hosted on yAronet<br /> :;April: 09: Omnimaga TI-83+ Calculator RPG Headquarter website opened<br /> :;May: 17: RPG Headquarter expanded to all TI graphing calculator models<br /> :;September: 10: Programming team disbanded, forums merges with Epic Programming Studio<br /> :;December: 17: Site shuts down due to lack of webspace<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;February: 1: RPG Headquarter reopens and expands to Casio and HP models.<br /> :;May: 12: Site moves from static HTML pages to Invisionfree. New forums, only reserved for news and projects discussions, opens there.<br /> :;June: ?: Forums opened to general discussions.<br /> :;December: 12: New programming team founded, hosted on Omnimaga forums.<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;April: 10: Team name becomes The Coders Of Tomorrow<br /> :;December: ?: Music downloads section added. Old Omnimaga music work from 2002 to 2004 added as well.<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;January: 1: Inter-community disputes leads to Omnimaga closing.<br /> ::6: Following several requests, temporary forums opened.<br /> :;February: 11: Following a huge spam attack, site and chat becomes invite-only.<br /> :;March: 4: Dwindling activity and threats of more attacks leads to Omnimaga demise as a calculator community. Omnimaga becomes solely a music production team and only the music files remains online.<br /> :;August: 25: Following increasing requests in the past month, Omnimaga is resurrected as a programming team. Some of the old staff joins again.<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> :;Spring: TI-Boy SE (Game Boy Emulator for the TI-84 Plus) released.<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;February: 1: Omnimaga now hosts Axe Parser language sub-forum.<br /> :;March: gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator) released.<br /> ::6: Team opens towards console ROM hacking.<br /> :;April: 24: Axe Parser sub-forum now has a direct access sub-domain: http://axe.omnimaga.org<br /> :;November: 1: Omnimaga becomes the home of Ndless (TI-Nspire jailbreaker)<br /> <br /> ===2011===<br /> :;July: DJ Omnimaga permanently hands site to the remaining admins<br /> :;July: 13: Axe Parser 1.0.0 released<br /> :;Fall: Omnimaga affiliates with TI-Planet (most news content from TI-Planet is now shared on Omni)<br /> :;December: 31: 2011 marks the most active year ever on Omnimaga, but the beginning of another downward activity spiral accross the entire TI community, like what was seen between Summer 2006 and 2009.<br /> <br /> ===2012===<br /> :;Game Boy Advance emulator (gpsp Nspire) released<br /> :;November: 30: Portal Prelude released<br /> <br /> ===2013===<br /> :;December: TI-Planet affiliation with Omnimaga and Cemetech ends<br /> <br /> ===2014===<br /> :;March: Site redesign, originally rumored for 2015, released (earlier than supposed, with missing features, thanks to a major security exploit discovered in the previous version)<br /> :;May: Reuben Quest: Ev Awakening, a long-time grayscale hybrid 84+ BASIC RPG from Omnimaga and Epic Programming Studios, gets ported to Axe language<br /> <br /> == Products ==<br /> * Several RPGs such as Illusiat, The Reign of Legends, Reuben Quest and Mana Force series<br /> * The world's first ever completed Zelda calculator project<br /> * Metroid xLIB and TI-BASIC clones<br /> * DDR xLIB clones<br /> * TI-Boy SE (Game Boy emulator for the TI-83+SE and TI-84+ calculators)<br /> * Gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * Ndless (starting at version 1.7)<br /> * Programming tools<br /> * PC Games<br /> * Music</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Teams:Omnimaga 2011-01-29T04:09:15Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: Team name is The Coders of Tomorrow, not Omnimaga. It's just part of Omnimaga website so I edited the name. I also updated the staff list because it was really outdated.</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Teams|Coders of Tomorrow (Omnimaga)]]<br /> <br /> * Name : '''Coders of Tomorrow'''<br /> * Founded : September 1st, 2001 (went online on March 3rd, 2004)<br /> * Website : [http://www.omnimaga.org/ http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> * IRC : #omnimaga on EFNet<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> Omnimaga was founded on September 1st 2001 by Kevin Ouellet (also known as DJ Omnimaga) as an off-line calculator programming team that released various TI-83 Plus BASIC RPGs such as the Illusiat, Reign Of Legends and Reuben Quest series. The team made it online only on March 2004 with a forum, but the team was dissolved shortly afterward. On April 2004, a TI calculator RPG website opened under the name Omnimaga, including all past programming team releases and other community RPGs. From September 2004 to May 2005, Omnimaga shared Epic Programming Studios' forums for discussion. In May 2005, the site got a new forum and grew in popularity. On December 12th 2005, a new programming team was formed on the site. The team &quot;The Coders Of Tomorrow&quot; was chosen for the programming team on April 10th 2006. Omnimaga closed indefinitely on March 4th 2008 then reopened under a new website on August 25th 2008 (altough the re-opening was never announced anywhere else).<br /> <br /> Since 2006, Omnimaga is a website dedicated to TI calculator and PC game programming and music creation of any kind. Aside from the programming team products (which includes notable releases such as TI-Boy SE), it also provides a selection of the best community-contributed RPGs ever made for any brand of graphing calculators, including some very rare ones, as well as various programming tools. The site also include a discussion board that is primary oriented toward calculator game development and showcase. The forum goal is to provide a discussion environment free of any hostility for all coders wanting to learn, give or get help, show off their work and/or discuss. Both the staff and regular members have major projects in the works as well, such as F-Zero, Project M (Super Mario Clone), Portal X and is home of the popular Axe Parser programming language forum.<br /> [http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> <br /> ==Members==<br /> * DJ Omnimaga<br /> * Builderboy<br /> * Eeems<br /> * Ztrumpet<br /> * Hot_Dog<br /> * Apcalc<br /> * Calc84maniac<br /> * Deep Thought<br /> * ExtendeD<br /> * Michael Lee<br /> * Raylin<br /> * SirCmpwn<br /> * Squidgetx<br /> * Yunhua98<br /> <br /> ==Former Members (Excluding Old Site)==<br /> * Art_Of_Camelot<br /> * Bfr<br /> * Bwang<br /> * Cooliojazz<br /> * Jsj795<br /> * Luna<br /> * Mapar007<br /> * Miotatsu<br /> * Necro<br /> * Netham45<br /> * Nitacku<br /> * Noahbaby94<br /> * Speler<br /> * Silver Shadow<br /> * Simplethinker<br /> * Trevmeister66<br /> * {AP}<br /> <br /> == History of Omnimaga/COT team and Omnimaga website==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;September: 01: Omnimaga team founded <br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;June: 10: Team expands towards music creation instead of just calculator and computer programming<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;March: 03: Team makes it online. Forums opened, hosted on yAronet<br /> :;April: 09: Omnimaga TI-83+ Calculator RPG Headquarter website opened<br /> :;May: 17: RPG Headquarter expanded to all TI graphing calculator models<br /> :;September: 10: Programming team disbanded, forums merges with Epic Programming Studio<br /> :;December: 17: Site shuts down due to lack of webspace<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;February: 1: RPG Headquarter reopens and expands to Casio and HP models.<br /> :;May: 12: Site moves from static HTML pages to Invisionfree. New forums, only reserved for news and projects discussions, opens there.<br /> :;June: ?: Forums opened to general discussions.<br /> :;December: 12: New programming team founded, hosted on Omnimaga forums.<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;April: 10: Team name becomes The Coders Of Tomorrow<br /> :;December: ?: Music downloads section added. Old Omnimaga music work from 2002 to 2004 added as well.<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;January: 1: Inter-community disputes leads to Omnimaga closing.<br /> ::6: Following several requests, temporary forums opened.<br /> :;February: 11: Following a huge spam attack, site and chat becomes invite-only.<br /> :;March: 4: Dwindling activity and threats of more attacks leads to Omnimaga demise as a calculator community. Omnimaga becomes solely a music production team and only the music files remains online.<br /> :;August: 25: Following increasing requests in the past month, Omnimaga is resurrected as a programming team. Some of the old staff joins again.<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;February: 1: Omnimaga now hosts Axe Parser language sub-forum.<br /> ::6: Team opens towards console ROM hacking.<br /> :;April: 24: Axe Parser sub-forum now has a direct access sub-domain: http://axe.omnimaga.org<br /> :;November: 1: Omnimaga becomes the home of Ndless (TI-Nspire jailbreaker)<br /> <br /> == Products ==<br /> * Several RPGs such as Illusiat, The Reign of Legends, Reuben Quest and Mana Force series<br /> * The world's first ever completed Zelda calculator project<br /> * Metroid xLIB and TI-BASIC clones<br /> * DDR xLIB clones<br /> * TI-Boy SE (Game Boy emulator for the TI-83+SE and TI-84+ calculators)<br /> * Gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * Ndless (starting at version 1.7)<br /> * Programming tools<br /> * PC Games<br /> * Music</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Teams:Omnimaga 2010-05-12T08:12:14Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* 2010 */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Teams|Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> * Name : '''Coders Of Tomorrow'''<br /> * Founded : September 1st, 2001 (went online on March 3rd, 2004)<br /> * Website : [http://www.omnimaga.org/ http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> * IRC : #omnimaga on EFNet<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> Omnimaga was founded on September 1st 2001 by Kevin Ouellet (also known as DJ Omnimaga) as an off-line calculator programming team that released various TI-83 Plus BASIC RPGs such as the Illusiat, Reign Of Legends and Reuben Quest series. The team made it online only on March 2004 with a forum, but the team was dissolved shortly afterward. On April 2004, a TI calculator RPG website opened under the name Omnimaga, including all past programming team releases and other community RPGs. From September 2004 to May 2005, Omnimaga shared Epic Programming Studios' forums for discussion. In May 2005, the site got a new forum and grew in popularity. On December 12th 2005, a new programming team was formed on the site. The team &quot;The Coders Of Tomorrow&quot; was chosen for the programming team on April 10th 2006. Omnimaga closed indefinitely on March 4th 2008 then reopened under a new website on August 25th 2008 (altough the re-opening was never announced anywhere else).<br /> <br /> Since 2006, Omnimaga is a website dedicated to TI calculator and PC game programming and music creation of any kind. Aside from the programming team products (which includes notable releases such as TI-Boy SE), it also provides a selection of the best community-contributed RPGs ever made for any brand of graphing calculators, including some very rare ones, as well as various programming tools. The site also include a discussion board that is primary oriented toward calculator game development and showcase. The forum goal is to provide a discussion environment free of any hostility for all coders wanting to learn, give or get help, show off their work and/or discuss. Both the staff and regular members have major projects in the works as well, such as F-Zero, Project M (Super Mario Clone), Portal X and is home of the popular Axe Parser programming language forum.<br /> [http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> <br /> ==Members==<br /> * DJ Omnimaga<br /> * Builderboy<br /> * Eeems<br /> * Ztrumpet<br /> * Calc84maniac<br /> * Hot_Dog<br /> * jsj795<br /> * Mapar007<br /> * Miotatsu<br /> * Raylin<br /> * Silver Shadow<br /> * {AP}<br /> <br /> ==Former Members (Excluding Old Site)==<br /> * Art_Of_Camelot<br /> * Bfr<br /> * Cooliojazz<br /> * Luna<br /> * Necro<br /> * Netham45<br /> * Nitacku<br /> * Noahbaby94<br /> * Speler<br /> * Simplethinker<br /> * Trevmeister66<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;September: 01: Omnimaga team founded <br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;June: 10: Team expands towards music creation instead of just calculator and computer programming<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;March: 03: Team makes it online. Forums opened, hosted on yAronet<br /> :;April: 09: Omnimaga TI-83+ Calculator RPG Headquarter website opened<br /> :;May: 17: RPG Headquarter expanded to all TI graphing calculator models<br /> :;September: 10: Programming team disbanded, forums merges with Epic Programming Studio<br /> :;December: 17: Site shuts down due to lack of webspace<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;February: 1: RPG Headquarter reopens and expands to Casio and HP models.<br /> :;May: 12: Site moves from static HTML pages to Invisionfree. New forums, only reserved for news and projects discussions, opens there.<br /> :;June: ?: Forums opened to general discussions.<br /> :;December: 12: New programming team founded, hosted on Omnimaga forums.<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;April: 10: Team name becomes The Coders Of Tomorrow<br /> :;December: ?: Music downloads section added. Old Omnimaga music work from 2002 to 2004 added as well.<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;January: 1: Inter-community disputes leads to Omnimaga closing.<br /> ::6: Following several requests, temporary forums opened.<br /> :;February: 11: Following a huge spam attack, site and chat becomes invite-only.<br /> :;March: 4: Dwindling activity and threats of more attacks leads to Omnimaga demise as a calculator community. Omnimaga becomes solely a music production team and only the music files remains online.<br /> :;August: 25: Following increasing requests in the past month, Omnimaga is resurrected as a programming team. Some of the old staff joins again.<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;February: 1: Omnimaga now hosts Axe Parser language sub-forum.<br /> ::6: Team opens towards console ROM hacking.<br /> :;April: 24: Axe Parser sub-forum now has a direct access sub-domain: http://axe.omnimaga.org<br /> <br /> == Products ==<br /> * Several RPGs such as Illusiat, The Reign of Legends, Reuben Quest and Mana Force series<br /> * The world's first ever completed Zelda calculator project<br /> * Metroid xLIB and TI-BASIC clones<br /> * DDR xLIB clones<br /> * TI-Boy SE (Game Boy emulator for the TI-83+SE and TI-84+ calculators)<br /> * Gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * Programming tools<br /> * PC Games<br /> * Music</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Teams:Omnimaga 2010-05-12T07:46:02Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* 2002 */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Teams|Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> * Name : '''Coders Of Tomorrow'''<br /> * Founded : September 1st, 2001 (went online on March 3rd, 2004)<br /> * Website : [http://www.omnimaga.org/ http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> * IRC : #omnimaga on EFNet<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> Omnimaga was founded on September 1st 2001 by Kevin Ouellet (also known as DJ Omnimaga) as an off-line calculator programming team that released various TI-83 Plus BASIC RPGs such as the Illusiat, Reign Of Legends and Reuben Quest series. The team made it online only on March 2004 with a forum, but the team was dissolved shortly afterward. On April 2004, a TI calculator RPG website opened under the name Omnimaga, including all past programming team releases and other community RPGs. From September 2004 to May 2005, Omnimaga shared Epic Programming Studios' forums for discussion. In May 2005, the site got a new forum and grew in popularity. On December 12th 2005, a new programming team was formed on the site. The team &quot;The Coders Of Tomorrow&quot; was chosen for the programming team on April 10th 2006. Omnimaga closed indefinitely on March 4th 2008 then reopened under a new website on August 25th 2008 (altough the re-opening was never announced anywhere else).<br /> <br /> Since 2006, Omnimaga is a website dedicated to TI calculator and PC game programming and music creation of any kind. Aside from the programming team products (which includes notable releases such as TI-Boy SE), it also provides a selection of the best community-contributed RPGs ever made for any brand of graphing calculators, including some very rare ones, as well as various programming tools. The site also include a discussion board that is primary oriented toward calculator game development and showcase. The forum goal is to provide a discussion environment free of any hostility for all coders wanting to learn, give or get help, show off their work and/or discuss. Both the staff and regular members have major projects in the works as well, such as F-Zero, Project M (Super Mario Clone), Portal X and is home of the popular Axe Parser programming language forum.<br /> [http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> <br /> ==Members==<br /> * DJ Omnimaga<br /> * Builderboy<br /> * Eeems<br /> * Ztrumpet<br /> * Calc84maniac<br /> * Hot_Dog<br /> * jsj795<br /> * Mapar007<br /> * Miotatsu<br /> * Raylin<br /> * Silver Shadow<br /> * {AP}<br /> <br /> ==Former Members (Excluding Old Site)==<br /> * Art_Of_Camelot<br /> * Bfr<br /> * Cooliojazz<br /> * Luna<br /> * Necro<br /> * Netham45<br /> * Nitacku<br /> * Noahbaby94<br /> * Speler<br /> * Simplethinker<br /> * Trevmeister66<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;September: 01: Omnimaga team founded <br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;June: 10: Team expands towards music creation instead of just calculator and computer programming<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;March: 03: Team makes it online. Forums opened, hosted on yAronet<br /> :;April: 09: Omnimaga TI-83+ Calculator RPG Headquarter website opened<br /> :;May: 17: RPG Headquarter expanded to all TI graphing calculator models<br /> :;September: 10: Programming team disbanded, forums merges with Epic Programming Studio<br /> :;December: 17: Site shuts down due to lack of webspace<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;February: 1: RPG Headquarter reopens and expands to Casio and HP models.<br /> :;May: 12: Site moves from static HTML pages to Invisionfree. New forums, only reserved for news and projects discussions, opens there.<br /> :;June: ?: Forums opened to general discussions.<br /> :;December: 12: New programming team founded, hosted on Omnimaga forums.<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;April: 10: Team name becomes The Coders Of Tomorrow<br /> :;December: ?: Music downloads section added. Old Omnimaga music work from 2002 to 2004 added as well.<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;January: 1: Inter-community disputes leads to Omnimaga closing.<br /> ::6: Following several requests, temporary forums opened.<br /> :;February: 11: Following a huge spam attack, site and chat becomes invite-only.<br /> :;March: 4: Dwindling activity and threats of more attacks leads to Omnimaga demise as a calculator community. Omnimaga becomes solely a music production team and only the music files remains online.<br /> :;August: 25: Following increasing requests in the past month, Omnimaga is resurrected as a programming team. Some of the old staff joins again.<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;February: 1: Omnimaga now hosts Axe Parser language sub-forum.<br /> ::6: Team opens towards console ROM hacking.<br /> <br /> == Products ==<br /> * Several RPGs such as Illusiat, The Reign of Legends, Reuben Quest and Mana Force series<br /> * The world's first ever completed Zelda calculator project<br /> * Metroid xLIB and TI-BASIC clones<br /> * DDR xLIB clones<br /> * TI-Boy SE (Game Boy emulator for the TI-83+SE and TI-84+ calculators)<br /> * Gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * Programming tools<br /> * PC Games<br /> * Music</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Teams:Omnimaga 2010-05-12T07:39:37Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* 2008 */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Teams|Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> * Name : '''Coders Of Tomorrow'''<br /> * Founded : September 1st, 2001 (went online on March 3rd, 2004)<br /> * Website : [http://www.omnimaga.org/ http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> * IRC : #omnimaga on EFNet<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> Omnimaga was founded on September 1st 2001 by Kevin Ouellet (also known as DJ Omnimaga) as an off-line calculator programming team that released various TI-83 Plus BASIC RPGs such as the Illusiat, Reign Of Legends and Reuben Quest series. The team made it online only on March 2004 with a forum, but the team was dissolved shortly afterward. On April 2004, a TI calculator RPG website opened under the name Omnimaga, including all past programming team releases and other community RPGs. From September 2004 to May 2005, Omnimaga shared Epic Programming Studios' forums for discussion. In May 2005, the site got a new forum and grew in popularity. On December 12th 2005, a new programming team was formed on the site. The team &quot;The Coders Of Tomorrow&quot; was chosen for the programming team on April 10th 2006. Omnimaga closed indefinitely on March 4th 2008 then reopened under a new website on August 25th 2008 (altough the re-opening was never announced anywhere else).<br /> <br /> Since 2006, Omnimaga is a website dedicated to TI calculator and PC game programming and music creation of any kind. Aside from the programming team products (which includes notable releases such as TI-Boy SE), it also provides a selection of the best community-contributed RPGs ever made for any brand of graphing calculators, including some very rare ones, as well as various programming tools. The site also include a discussion board that is primary oriented toward calculator game development and showcase. The forum goal is to provide a discussion environment free of any hostility for all coders wanting to learn, give or get help, show off their work and/or discuss. Both the staff and regular members have major projects in the works as well, such as F-Zero, Project M (Super Mario Clone), Portal X and is home of the popular Axe Parser programming language forum.<br /> [http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> <br /> ==Members==<br /> * DJ Omnimaga<br /> * Builderboy<br /> * Eeems<br /> * Ztrumpet<br /> * Calc84maniac<br /> * Hot_Dog<br /> * jsj795<br /> * Mapar007<br /> * Miotatsu<br /> * Raylin<br /> * Silver Shadow<br /> * {AP}<br /> <br /> ==Former Members (Excluding Old Site)==<br /> * Art_Of_Camelot<br /> * Bfr<br /> * Cooliojazz<br /> * Luna<br /> * Necro<br /> * Netham45<br /> * Nitacku<br /> * Noahbaby94<br /> * Speler<br /> * Simplethinker<br /> * Trevmeister66<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;September: 01: Omnimaga team founded <br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;June: 10: Team expands towards PC programming and music creation<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;March: 03: Team makes it online. Forums opened, hosted on yAronet<br /> :;April: 09: Omnimaga TI-83+ Calculator RPG Headquarter website opened<br /> :;May: 17: RPG Headquarter expanded to all TI graphing calculator models<br /> :;September: 10: Programming team disbanded, forums merges with Epic Programming Studio<br /> :;December: 17: Site shuts down due to lack of webspace<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;February: 1: RPG Headquarter reopens and expands to Casio and HP models.<br /> :;May: 12: Site moves from static HTML pages to Invisionfree. New forums, only reserved for news and projects discussions, opens there.<br /> :;June: ?: Forums opened to general discussions.<br /> :;December: 12: New programming team founded, hosted on Omnimaga forums.<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;April: 10: Team name becomes The Coders Of Tomorrow<br /> :;December: ?: Music downloads section added. Old Omnimaga music work from 2002 to 2004 added as well.<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;January: 1: Inter-community disputes leads to Omnimaga closing.<br /> ::6: Following several requests, temporary forums opened.<br /> :;February: 11: Following a huge spam attack, site and chat becomes invite-only.<br /> :;March: 4: Dwindling activity and threats of more attacks leads to Omnimaga demise as a calculator community. Omnimaga becomes solely a music production team and only the music files remains online.<br /> :;August: 25: Following increasing requests in the past month, Omnimaga is resurrected as a programming team. Some of the old staff joins again.<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;February: 1: Omnimaga now hosts Axe Parser language sub-forum.<br /> ::6: Team opens towards console ROM hacking.<br /> <br /> == Products ==<br /> * Several RPGs such as Illusiat, The Reign of Legends, Reuben Quest and Mana Force series<br /> * The world's first ever completed Zelda calculator project<br /> * Metroid xLIB and TI-BASIC clones<br /> * DDR xLIB clones<br /> * TI-Boy SE (Game Boy emulator for the TI-83+SE and TI-84+ calculators)<br /> * Gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * Programming tools<br /> * PC Games<br /> * Music</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Teams:Omnimaga 2010-05-12T07:37:58Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Teams|Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> * Name : '''Coders Of Tomorrow'''<br /> * Founded : September 1st, 2001 (went online on March 3rd, 2004)<br /> * Website : [http://www.omnimaga.org/ http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> * IRC : #omnimaga on EFNet<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> Omnimaga was founded on September 1st 2001 by Kevin Ouellet (also known as DJ Omnimaga) as an off-line calculator programming team that released various TI-83 Plus BASIC RPGs such as the Illusiat, Reign Of Legends and Reuben Quest series. The team made it online only on March 2004 with a forum, but the team was dissolved shortly afterward. On April 2004, a TI calculator RPG website opened under the name Omnimaga, including all past programming team releases and other community RPGs. From September 2004 to May 2005, Omnimaga shared Epic Programming Studios' forums for discussion. In May 2005, the site got a new forum and grew in popularity. On December 12th 2005, a new programming team was formed on the site. The team &quot;The Coders Of Tomorrow&quot; was chosen for the programming team on April 10th 2006. Omnimaga closed indefinitely on March 4th 2008 then reopened under a new website on August 25th 2008 (altough the re-opening was never announced anywhere else).<br /> <br /> Since 2006, Omnimaga is a website dedicated to TI calculator and PC game programming and music creation of any kind. Aside from the programming team products (which includes notable releases such as TI-Boy SE), it also provides a selection of the best community-contributed RPGs ever made for any brand of graphing calculators, including some very rare ones, as well as various programming tools. The site also include a discussion board that is primary oriented toward calculator game development and showcase. The forum goal is to provide a discussion environment free of any hostility for all coders wanting to learn, give or get help, show off their work and/or discuss. Both the staff and regular members have major projects in the works as well, such as F-Zero, Project M (Super Mario Clone), Portal X and is home of the popular Axe Parser programming language forum.<br /> [http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> <br /> ==Members==<br /> * DJ Omnimaga<br /> * Builderboy<br /> * Eeems<br /> * Ztrumpet<br /> * Calc84maniac<br /> * Hot_Dog<br /> * jsj795<br /> * Mapar007<br /> * Miotatsu<br /> * Raylin<br /> * Silver Shadow<br /> * {AP}<br /> <br /> ==Former Members (Excluding Old Site)==<br /> * Art_Of_Camelot<br /> * Bfr<br /> * Cooliojazz<br /> * Luna<br /> * Necro<br /> * Netham45<br /> * Nitacku<br /> * Noahbaby94<br /> * Speler<br /> * Simplethinker<br /> * Trevmeister66<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;September: 01: Omnimaga team founded <br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;June: 10: Team expands towards PC programming and music creation<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;March: 03: Team makes it online. Forums opened, hosted on yAronet<br /> :;April: 09: Omnimaga TI-83+ Calculator RPG Headquarter website opened<br /> :;May: 17: RPG Headquarter expanded to all TI graphing calculator models<br /> :;September: 10: Programming team disbanded, forums merges with Epic Programming Studio<br /> :;December: 17: Site shuts down due to lack of webspace<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;February: 1: RPG Headquarter reopens and expands to Casio and HP models.<br /> :;May: 12: Site moves from static HTML pages to Invisionfree. New forums, only reserved for news and projects discussions, opens there.<br /> :;June: ?: Forums opened to general discussions.<br /> :;December: 12: New programming team founded, hosted on Omnimaga forums.<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;April: 10: Team name becomes The Coders Of Tomorrow<br /> :;December: ?: Music downloads section added. Old Omnimaga music work from 2002 to 2004 added as well.<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;January: 1: Inter-community disputes leads to Omnimaga closing.<br /> ::6: Following several requests, temporary forums opened.<br /> :;February: 11: Following a huge spam attack, site and chat becomes invite-only.<br /> :;March: 4: After dwindling activity, Omnimaga disbands as programming team and the temporary forums closes. Omnimaga becomes solely a music production team and only the music files remains online.<br /> :;August: 25: Following increasing requests in the past month, Omnimaga is resurrected as a programming team. Some of the old staff joins again.<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;February: 1: Omnimaga now hosts Axe Parser language sub-forum.<br /> ::6: Team opens towards console ROM hacking.<br /> <br /> == Products ==<br /> * Several RPGs such as Illusiat, The Reign of Legends, Reuben Quest and Mana Force series<br /> * The world's first ever completed Zelda calculator project<br /> * Metroid xLIB and TI-BASIC clones<br /> * DDR xLIB clones<br /> * TI-Boy SE (Game Boy emulator for the TI-83+SE and TI-84+ calculators)<br /> * Gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * Programming tools<br /> * PC Games<br /> * Music</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Teams:Omnimaga 2010-05-12T07:37:06Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Teams|Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> * Name : '''Coders Of Tomorrow'''<br /> * Founded : September 1st, 2001 (went online on March 3rd, 2004)<br /> * Website : [http://www.omnimaga.org/ http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> * IRC : #omnimaga on EFNet<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> Omnimaga was founded on September 1st 2001 by Kevin Ouellet (also known as DJ Omnimaga) as an off-line calculator programming team that released various TI-83 Plus BASIC RPGs such as the Illusiat, Reign Of Legends and Reuben Quest series. The team made it online only on March 2004 with a forum, but the team was dissolved shortly afterward. On April 2004, a TI calculator RPG website opened under the name Omnimaga, including all past programming team releases and other community RPGs. From September 2004 to May 2005, Omnimaga shared Epic Programming Studios' forums for discussion. In May 2005, the site got a new forum and grew in popularity. On December 12th 2005, a new programming team was formed on the site. The team &quot;The Coders Of Tomorrow&quot; was chosen for the programming team on April 10th 2006. Omnimaga closed indefinitely on March 4th 2008 then reopened under a new website on August 25th 2008 (altough the re-opening was never announced anywhere else).<br /> <br /> Since 2006, Omnimaga is a website dedicated to TI calculator and PC game programming and music creation of any kind. Aside from the programming team products (which includes notable releases such as TI-Boy SE), it also provides a selection of the best community-contributed RPGs ever made for any brand of graphing calculators, including some very rare ones, as well as various programming tools. The site also include a discussion board that is primary oriented toward calculator game development and showcase. The forum goal is to provide a discussion environment free of any hostility for all coders wanting to learn, give or get help, show off their work and/or discuss. Both the staff and regular members have major projects in the works as well, such as F-Zero, Project M (Super Mario Clone), Portal X and is home of the popular Axe Parser programming language forum.<br /> [http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> <br /> ==Members==<br /> * DJ Omnimaga<br /> * Builderboy<br /> * Eeems<br /> * Ztrumpet<br /> * Calc84maniac<br /> * Hot_Dog<br /> * jsj795<br /> * Mapar007<br /> * Miotatsu<br /> * Raylin<br /> * Silver Shadow<br /> * {AP}<br /> <br /> ==Former Members (Excluding Old Site)==<br /> * Art_Of_Camelot<br /> * Bfr<br /> * Cooliojazz<br /> * Luna<br /> * Necro<br /> * Netham45<br /> * Nitacku<br /> * Noahbaby94<br /> * Speler<br /> * Simplethinker<br /> * Trevmeister66<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> :;September: 01: Omnimaga team founded <br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> :;June: 10: Team expands towards PC programming and music creation<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> :;March: 03: Team makes it online. Forums opened, hosted on yAronet<br /> :;April: 09: Omnimaga TI-83+ Calculator RPG Headquarter website opened<br /> :;May: 17: RPG Headquarter expanded to all TI graphing calculator models<br /> :;September: 10: Programming team disbanded, forums merges with Epic Programming Studio<br /> :;December: 17: Site shuts down due to lack of webspace<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> :;February: 1: RPG Headquarter reopens and expands to Casio and HP models.<br /> :;May: 12: Site moves from static HTML pages to Invisionfree. New forums, only reserved for news and projects discussions, opens there.<br /> :;June: ?: Forums opened to general discussions.<br /> :;December: 12: New programming team founded, hosted on Omnimaga forums.<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> :;April: 10: Team name becomes The Coders Of Tomorrow<br /> :;December: ?: Music downloads section added. Old Omnimaga music work from 2002 to 2004 added as well.<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> :;January: 1: Inter-community disputes leads to Omnimaga closing.<br /> :;January: 6: Following several requests, temporary forums opened.<br /> :;February: 11: Following a huge spam attack, site and chat becomes invite-only.<br /> :;March: 4: After dwindling activity, Omnimaga disbands as programming team and the temporary forums closes. Omnimaga becomes solely a music production team and only the music files remains online.<br /> :;August: 25: Following increasing requests in the past month, Omnimaga is resurrected as a programming team. Some of the old staff joins again.<br /> <br /> ===2010===<br /> :;February: 1: Omnimaga now hosts Axe Parser language sub-forum.<br /> :;February: 6: Team opens towards console ROM hacking.<br /> <br /> == Products ==<br /> * Several RPGs such as Illusiat, The Reign of Legends, Reuben Quest and Mana Force series<br /> * The world's first ever completed Zelda calculator project<br /> * Metroid xLIB and TI-BASIC clones<br /> * DDR xLIB clones<br /> * TI-Boy SE (Game Boy emulator for the TI-83+SE and TI-84+ calculators)<br /> * Gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * Programming tools<br /> * PC Games<br /> * Music</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Teams:Omnimaga 2010-05-12T06:54:47Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Teams|Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> * Name : '''Coders Of Tomorrow'''<br /> * Founded : September 1st, 2001 (went online on March 3rd, 2004)<br /> * Website : [http://www.omnimaga.org/ http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> * IRC : #omnimaga on EFNet<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> Omnimaga was founded on September 1st 2001 by Kevin Ouellet (also known as DJ Omnimaga) as an off-line calculator programming team that released various TI-83 Plus BASIC RPGs such as the Illusiat, Reign Of Legends and Reuben Quest series. The team made it online only on March 2004 with a forum, but the team was dissolved shortly afterward. On April 2004, a TI calculator RPG website opened under the name Omnimaga, including all past programming team releases and other community RPGs. From September 2004 to May 2005, Omnimaga shared Epic Programming Studios' forums for discussion. In May 2005, the site got a new forum and grew in popularity. On December 12th 2005, a new programming team was formed on the site. The team &quot;The Coders Of Tomorrow&quot; was chosen for the programming team on April 10th 2006. Omnimaga closed indefinitely on March 4th 2008 then reopened under a new website on August 25th 2008 (altough the re-opening was never announced anywhere else).<br /> <br /> Since 2006, Omnimaga is a website dedicated to TI calculator and PC game programming and music creation of any kind. Aside from the programming team products (which includes notable releases such as TI-Boy SE), it also provides a selection of the best community-contributed RPGs ever made for any brand of graphing calculators, including some very rare ones, as well as various programming tools. The site also include a discussion board that is primary oriented toward calculator game development and showcase. The forum goal is to provide a discussion environment free of any hostility for all coders wanting to learn, give or get help, show off their work and/or discuss. Both the staff and regular members have major projects in the works as well, such as F-Zero, Project M (Super Mario Clone), Portal X and is home of the Axe Parser programming language forum.<br /> [http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> <br /> ==Members==<br /> * DJ Omnimaga<br /> * Builderboy<br /> * Eeems<br /> * Ztrumpet<br /> * Calc84maniac<br /> * Hot_Dog<br /> * jsj795<br /> * Mapar007<br /> * Miotatsu<br /> * Raylin<br /> * Silver Shadow<br /> * {AP}<br /> <br /> ==Former Members (Excluding Old Site)==<br /> * Art_Of_Camelot<br /> * Bfr<br /> * Cooliojazz<br /> * Luna<br /> * Necro<br /> * Netham45<br /> * Nitacku<br /> * Noahbaby94<br /> * Speler<br /> * Simplethinker<br /> * Trevmeister66<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> * First forum<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> * Forums Closed<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> * Forums reopened in August<br /> <br /> == Products ==<br /> * Several RPGs such as Illusiat, The Reign of Legends, Reuben Quest and Mana Force series<br /> * The world's first ever completed Zelda calculator project<br /> * Metroid xLIB and TI-BASIC clones<br /> * DDR xLIB clones<br /> * TI-Boy SE (Game Boy emulator for the TI-83+SE and TI-84+ calculators)<br /> * Gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * Programming tools<br /> * PC Games<br /> * Music</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Teams:Omnimaga 2010-05-12T06:54:03Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Teams|Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> * Name : '''Coders Of Tomorrow'''<br /> * Founded : September 1st, 2001 (went online on March 3rd, 2004)<br /> * Website : [http://www.omnimaga.org/ http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> * IRC : #omnimaga in EFNet (?)<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> Omnimaga was founded on September 1st 2001 by Kevin Ouellet (also known as DJ Omnimaga) as an off-line calculator programming team that released various TI-83 Plus BASIC RPGs such as the Illusiat, Reign Of Legends and Reuben Quest series. The team made it online only on March 2004 with a forum, but the team was dissolved shortly afterward. On April 2004, a TI calculator RPG website opened under the name Omnimaga, including all past programming team releases and other community RPGs. From September 2004 to May 2005, Omnimaga shared Epic Programming Studios' forums for discussion. In May 2005, the site got a new forum and grew in popularity. On December 12th 2005, a new programming team was formed on the site. The team &quot;The Coders Of Tomorrow&quot; was chosen for the programming team on April 10th 2006. Omnimaga closed indefinitely on March 4th 2008 then reopened under a new website on August 25th 2008 (altough the re-opening was never announced anywhere else).<br /> <br /> Since 2006, Omnimaga is a website dedicated to TI calculator and PC game programming and music creation of any kind. Aside from the programming team products (which includes notable releases such as TI-Boy SE), it also provides a selection of the best community-contributed RPGs ever made for any brand of graphing calculators, including some very rare ones, as well as various programming tools. The site also include a discussion board that is primary oriented toward calculator game development and showcase. The forum goal is to provide a discussion environment free of any hostility for all coders wanting to learn, give or get help, show off their work and/or discuss. Both the staff and regular members have major projects in the works as well, such as F-Zero, Project M (Super Mario Clone), Portal X and is home of the Axe Parser programming language forum.<br /> [http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> <br /> ==Members==<br /> * DJ Omnimaga<br /> * Builderboy<br /> * Eeems<br /> * Ztrumpet<br /> * Calc84maniac<br /> * Hot_Dog<br /> * jsj795<br /> * Mapar007<br /> * Miotatsu<br /> * Raylin<br /> * Silver Shadow<br /> * {AP}<br /> <br /> ==Former Members (Excluding Old Site)==<br /> * Art_Of_Camelot<br /> * Bfr<br /> * Cooliojazz<br /> * Luna<br /> * Necro<br /> * Netham45<br /> * Nitacku<br /> * Noahbaby94<br /> * Speler<br /> * Simplethinker<br /> * Trevmeister66<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> * First forum<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> * Forums Closed<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> * Forums reopened in August<br /> <br /> == Products ==<br /> * Several RPGs such as Illusiat, The Reign of Legends, Reuben Quest and Mana Force series<br /> * The world's first ever completed Zelda calculator project<br /> * Metroid xLIB and TI-BASIC clones<br /> * DDR xLIB clones<br /> * TI-Boy SE (Game Boy emulator for the TI-83+SE and TI-84+ calculators)<br /> * Gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * Programming tools<br /> * PC Games<br /> * Music</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Teams:Omnimaga 2010-05-12T06:52:03Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* Description */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Teams|Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> * Name : '''Coders Of Tomorrow'''<br /> * Website : [http://www.omnimaga.org/ http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> * IRC : #omnimaga in EFNet (?)<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> Omnimaga was founded on September 1st 2001 by Kevin Ouellet (also known as DJ Omnimaga) as an off-line calculator programming team that released various TI-83 Plus BASIC RPGs such as the Illusiat, Reign Of Legends and Reuben Quest series. The team made it online only on March 2004 with a forum, but the team was dissolved shortly afterward. On April 2004, a TI calculator RPG website opened under the name Omnimaga, including all past programming team releases and other community RPGs. From September 2004 to May 2005, Omnimaga shared Epic Programming Studios' forums for discussion. In May 2005, the site got a new forum and grew in popularity. On December 12th 2005, a new programming team was formed on the site. The team &quot;The Coders Of Tomorrow&quot; was chosen for the programming team on April 10th 2006. Omnimaga closed indefinitely on March 4th 2008 then reopened under a new website on August 25th 2008 (altough the re-opening was never announced anywhere else).<br /> <br /> Since 2006, Omnimaga is a website dedicated to TI calculator and PC game programming and music creation of any kind. Aside from the programming team products (which includes notable releases such as TI-Boy SE), it also provides a selection of the best community-contributed RPGs ever made for any brand of graphing calculators, including some very rare ones, as well as various programming tools. The site also include a discussion board that is primary oriented toward calculator game development and showcase. The forum goal is to provide a discussion environment free of any hostility for all coders wanting to learn, give or get help, show off their work and/or discuss. Both the staff and regular members have major projects in the works as well, such as F-Zero, Project M (Super Mario Clone), Portal X and is home of the Axe Parser programming language forum.<br /> [http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> <br /> ==Members==<br /> * DJ Omnimaga<br /> * Builderboy<br /> * Eeems<br /> * Ztrumpet<br /> * Calc84maniac<br /> * Hot_Dog<br /> * jsj795<br /> * Mapar007<br /> * Miotatsu<br /> * Raylin<br /> * Silver Shadow<br /> * {AP}<br /> <br /> ==Former Members (Excluding Old Site)==<br /> * Art_Of_Camelot<br /> * Bfr<br /> * Cooliojazz<br /> * Luna<br /> * Necro<br /> * Netham45<br /> * Nitacku<br /> * Noahbaby94<br /> * Speler<br /> * Simplethinker<br /> * Trevmeister66<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> * First forum<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> * Forums Closed<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> * Forums reopened in August<br /> <br /> == Products ==<br /> * Several RPGs such as Illusiat, The Reign of Legends, Reuben Quest and Mana Force series<br /> * The world's first ever completed Zelda calculator project<br /> * Metroid xLIB and TI-BASIC clones<br /> * DDR xLIB clones<br /> * TI-Boy SE (Game Boy emulator for the TI-83+SE and TI-84+ calculators)<br /> * Gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * Programming tools<br /> * PC Games<br /> * Music</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Teams:Omnimaga 2010-05-12T06:31:15Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* Products */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Teams|Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> * Name : '''Coders Of Tomorrow'''<br /> * Website : [http://www.omnimaga.org/ http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> * IRC : #omnimaga in EFNet (?)<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> Omnimaga is a website dedicated to TI calculator and PC game programming and music creation of any kind. Aside from our programming team products, it also provide a selection of the best community-contributed RPGs ever made for any brand of graphing calculators. Our goal is to provide a discussion environment free of any hostility for all coders wanting to learn, give or get help, show off their work and/or discuss. We also have promising projects coming along and new songs added regularly. Register today if you want to contribute and we hope you enjoy your stay!<br /> [http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> <br /> ==Members==<br /> * DJ Omnimaga<br /> * Builderboy<br /> * Eeems<br /> * Ztrumpet<br /> * Calc84maniac<br /> * Hot_Dog<br /> * jsj795<br /> * Mapar007<br /> * Miotatsu<br /> * Raylin<br /> * Silver Shadow<br /> * {AP}<br /> <br /> ==Former Members (Excluding Old Site)==<br /> * Art_Of_Camelot<br /> * Bfr<br /> * Cooliojazz<br /> * Luna<br /> * Necro<br /> * Netham45<br /> * Nitacku<br /> * Noahbaby94<br /> * Speler<br /> * Simplethinker<br /> * Trevmeister66<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> * First forum<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> * Forums Closed<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> * Forums reopened in August<br /> <br /> == Products ==<br /> * Several RPGs such as Illusiat, The Reign of Legends, Reuben Quest and Mana Force series<br /> * The world's first ever completed Zelda calculator project<br /> * Metroid xLIB and TI-BASIC clones<br /> * DDR xLIB clones<br /> * TI-Boy SE (Game Boy emulator for the TI-83+SE and TI-84+ calculators)<br /> * Gbc4nspire (Game Boy Color emulator for the TI-Nspire)<br /> * Programming tools<br /> * PC Games<br /> * Music</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Teams:Omnimaga 2010-05-12T06:26:57Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* Former Members */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Teams|Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> * Name : '''Coders Of Tomorrow'''<br /> * Website : [http://www.omnimaga.org/ http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> * IRC : #omnimaga in EFNet (?)<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> Omnimaga is a website dedicated to TI calculator and PC game programming and music creation of any kind. Aside from our programming team products, it also provide a selection of the best community-contributed RPGs ever made for any brand of graphing calculators. Our goal is to provide a discussion environment free of any hostility for all coders wanting to learn, give or get help, show off their work and/or discuss. We also have promising projects coming along and new songs added regularly. Register today if you want to contribute and we hope you enjoy your stay!<br /> [http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> <br /> ==Members==<br /> * DJ Omnimaga<br /> * Builderboy<br /> * Eeems<br /> * Ztrumpet<br /> * Calc84maniac<br /> * Hot_Dog<br /> * jsj795<br /> * Mapar007<br /> * Miotatsu<br /> * Raylin<br /> * Silver Shadow<br /> * {AP}<br /> <br /> ==Former Members (Excluding Old Site)==<br /> * Art_Of_Camelot<br /> * Bfr<br /> * Cooliojazz<br /> * Luna<br /> * Necro<br /> * Netham45<br /> * Nitacku<br /> * Noahbaby94<br /> * Speler<br /> * Simplethinker<br /> * Trevmeister66<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> * First forum<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> * Forums Closed<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> * Forums reopened in August<br /> <br /> == Products ==<br /> * RPG games for all calcs (TI-73,TI-82 to TI-86, 68k, HP and Casio)<br /> * TiBoy SE<br /> * PC Games (mostly RPG, GameMaker and JAVA)<br /> * Utilities for making RPG games<br /> * Music<br /> * rick rolls for calculator (parody)</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Teams:Omnimaga 2010-05-12T06:04:40Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: updated staff list</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Teams|Omnimaga]]<br /> <br /> * Name : '''Coders Of Tomorrow'''<br /> * Website : [http://www.omnimaga.org/ http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> * IRC : #omnimaga in EFNet (?)<br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> Omnimaga is a website dedicated to TI calculator and PC game programming and music creation of any kind. Aside from our programming team products, it also provide a selection of the best community-contributed RPGs ever made for any brand of graphing calculators. Our goal is to provide a discussion environment free of any hostility for all coders wanting to learn, give or get help, show off their work and/or discuss. We also have promising projects coming along and new songs added regularly. Register today if you want to contribute and we hope you enjoy your stay!<br /> [http://www.omnimaga.org/]<br /> <br /> ==Members==<br /> * DJ Omnimaga<br /> * Builderboy<br /> * Eeems<br /> * Ztrumpet<br /> * Calc84maniac<br /> * Hot_Dog<br /> * jsj795<br /> * Mapar007<br /> * Miotatsu<br /> * Raylin<br /> * Silver Shadow<br /> * {AP}<br /> <br /> ==Former Members==<br /> * {AP} (?)<br /> * (Miss many others)<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> * First forum<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> * Forums Closed<br /> <br /> ===2009===<br /> * Forums reopened in August<br /> <br /> == Products ==<br /> * RPG games for all calcs (TI-73,TI-82 to TI-86, 68k, HP and Casio)<br /> * TiBoy SE<br /> * PC Games (mostly RPG, GameMaker and JAVA)<br /> * Utilities for making RPG games<br /> * Music<br /> * rick rolls for calculator (parody)</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=TI_websites 2010-05-12T05:56:24Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* Memorable TI Websites */</p> <hr /> <div>= Official =<br /> <br /> == General ==<br /> * [http://www.ti.com/ Texas Instrument] (TI)<br /> * [http://education.ti.com/ Official TI calculator site]<br /> * [http://www.zilog.com/ z80 CPU Site]<br /> <br /> = Community =<br /> <br /> == Archives ==<br /> * [http://www.ticalc.org/ ticalc.org]<br /> * [http://calcg.org/ calcG.org] [http://www.calcgames.org/ CalcGames]<br /> <br /> == News ==<br /> * [http://www.ticalc.org/ ticalc.org]<br /> <br /> == Forums ==<br /> * [http://www.unitedti.org/forum United-TI Forum] (UTI Forum)<br /> * [http://www.maxcoderz.com/ MaxCoderz Forum] (MC Forum)<br /> * [http://www.revsoft.org/phpBB2/ Revsoft Forum] (RS Forum)<br /> * [http://www.cemetech.net/forum/ Cemetech Forum]<br /> * [http://www.omnimaga.org Omnimaga Forum]<br /> * [http://www.detachedsolutions.com/forum Detached Solutions Forum] (DS Forum)<br /> * [http://tifreakware.ath.cx/ TI-Freakware Forum]<br /> * [http://otbp.tifreakware.net/phpBB2/ Outside the Box Programming Forum] (OTBP Forum)<br /> <br /> == Wikis ==<br /> * [http://tibasicdev.wikidot.com/ TI-Basic Developer]<br /> * [http://z80-heaven.wikidot.com/ z80 Heaven]<br /> * [http://wikiti.brandonw.net/ WikiTI] (this wiki)<br /> <br /> == Guides and Tutorials ==<br /> * [http://www.technicalc.org/ technicalc.org]<br /> * [http://guide.ticalc.org/ The Guide]<br /> * [http://karma.ticalc.org/ TI-82 ASM Corner]<br /> * [http://users.hszk.bme.hu/%7Epg429/z80guide/index.htm]<br /> * [z80 in 28 days online]<br /> <br /> == Resources ==<br /> * [http://www.ballyalley.com/ml/z80_docs/z80_docs.html Z80 Docs]<br /> * [http://baze.au.com/misc/z80bits.html Z80 Bits]<br /> * [http://www.z80.info/ Z80 INFO]<br /> <br /> == Active Teams ==<br /> * [http://www.omnimaga.org/ Coders of Tomorrow]<br /> * [http://www.revsoft.org/ Revolution Software]<br /> * [http://www.junemann.nl/maxcoderz/ MaxCoderz]<br /> * [http://www.detachedsolutions.com/ Detached Solutions]<br /> <br /> == Inactive/Ended Teams ==<br /> * [http://tift.tuxfamily.org/ TIFT]<br /> * [http://void.ticalc.org/ Void]<br /> * [http://sicode.ticalc.org/ SiCoDe]<br /> * [http://www.radicalsoft.org/ Radical Software]<br /> <br /> == Miscellaneous Community Websites ==<br /> * [http://tifreakware.net/ TI-Freakware]<br /> <br /> == IRC ==<br /> * [http://www.omnimaga.org/irc #omnimaga]<br /> * [http://www.omnimaga.org/irc #unitedti]<br /> * [http://chat.efnet.org/ #tcpa]<br /> * [http://chat.efnet.org/ #ti]<br /> * [http://tcpa.calcg.org/ TCPA site]<br /> <br /> == Programmers site (experiments, projects...) ==<br /> * [http://brandonw.net/ Brandon Wilson site]<br /> * [http://benryves.com/ Ben Ryves blog]<br /> * [http://www.michaelv.org/programs/calcs/ Michael Vincent]<br /> * [http://www.geocities.com/jimm09876/calc/ James Montelongo experiments]<br /> * [http://sami.ticalc.org/ Sami TI Calculators page]<br /> * [http://www.dwedit.org/ Dwedit's Website]<br /> <br /> * [http://weregoose.unitedti.org/ Weregoose TI-BASIC archive]<br /> * [http://antipi.omnimaga.org/ {AP} Site]<br /> * [http://www.kalanrock.us/ kalan_vod Site]<br /> <br /> == French Sites ==<br /> * [http://www.ti-fr.com/ ti-fr.com]<br /> * [http://ti.bank.free.fr/ ti.bank.free.fr]<br /> * [http://ti83.free.fr/ ti83.free.fr]<br /> * [http://tibank.forumactif.com/forum.htm tibank.forumactif.com]<br /> * [http://membres.lycos.fr/virtuaart/ticalculette/tiprogs.htm lycos.fr]<br /> * [http://tift.tuxfamily.org/ tift]<br /> * [http://ti-wiki.pbwiki.com/ ti-wiki.pbwiki]<br /> * [http://www.yaronet.com/ yaronet]<br /> <br /> == German Sites ==<br /> * [http://mobifiles.bytefox.de/ MobiFiles]<br /> <br /> == Dutch Sites ==<br /> * [http://www.ti-wereld.nl TI-Wereld]<br /> * [http://www.scholieren.be Scholieren.be] (mostly 'inhabited' by school students, not by programmers)<br /> &lt;!-- there is at least one, mapar007 knows --&gt;<br /> &lt;!-- Edit by Mapar: added two of them--&gt;<br /> == Projects ==<br /> <br /> ===3rd party OS===<br /> * [http://sourceforge.net/projects/lifos/ LIFOS]<br /> * [http://lifos.sourceforge.net/wordpress/ LIFOS blog]<br /> * [http://vera.timendus.com/ Vera]<br /> * [http://pongos.sourceforge.net/ PongOS]<br /> * [http://brandonw.net/ OS2]<br /> * [http://code.google.com/p/8xpos/ XOS]<br /> <br /> ===Others===<br /> * [http://api.timendus.com/ z80 assembly API]<br /> * [http://clap.timendus.com/ CLAP project]<br /> * [http://bell.timendus.com/ BELL project]<br /> * [http://usb8x.sourceforge.net/ USB8X]<br /> * [http://msd8x.denglend.net/ MSD8X]<br /> * [http://usbtools.denlend.net/ USBTools]<br /> * [http://dcs.cemetech.net/ DoorsCS]<br /> <br /> == Online Tools ==<br /> * [http://www.cemetech.net/projects/basicelite/sourcecoder2.php SourceCoder2] (Online TI-BASIC editor, syntax colouring and optimizer)<br /> * [http://ti.zewaren.net/ TI.ZEWAREN.NET - BETA]<br /> * [http://galandrosdev.2kool4u.net/online_asm_unsquish.php Online Hex Disassembler]<br /> <br /> <br /> = Memorable TI Websites =<br /> That are no longer online, RIP.<br /> * TI groups discussion (closed in ...)<br /> * Cirrus (merged in UTI)<br /> * Kevtiva (82 TI-BASIC and ASM stuff)<br /> * Alienhead<br /> * Assemblers Coders Zenith<br /> * Badja TI Programs<br /> <br /> Note: use the wayback machine to see how they were: [http://www.archive.org/]<br /> <br /> = Other TI websites lists =<br /> * [http://tifreakware.net/admin/link.php?catag=index TI-Freakware list]</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=History_of_the_TI_Z80_community 2010-05-12T05:52:34Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* 2005 */</p> <hr /> <div>==1996==<br /> :;June: 21: Birth of Ticalc.org<br /> ==1997==<br /> * Mel Tsai creates and launches the [http://www.mtsai.net/random.html Expander SF]. The external device allows 512Kb, or 1024Kb of program storage with TI-85 calculators. Using some of the first commercially available flash memory, it allows calculator users to carry all of their programs with them at all times. It is the first mass storage device for the TI graphing calculator line.<br /> * TI-Files founded by Alex Highsmith and Harper Maddox.<br /> <br /> ==1998==<br /> * Dimension-TI founded by Adam Berlinsky-Schine<br /> * TI Calculator Programmers Alliance (TCPA) founded by Dan Englender and Jason Kovacs<br /> * Assembly Coders Zenith founded by Matt Johnson<br /> * Hays Games founded<br /> * SiCoDe founded by (brothers) Matt and David Hall<br /> <br /> ==1999==<br /> * [http://void.ticalc.org/ Void Productions] founded by Derrick Ward and Sam Heald.<br /> <br /> ==2000==<br /> :;May: 01: [[Team:Detached Solutions|Detached Solutions]] Formed<br /> ::25: MirageOS v1.0 Released ([[Team:Detached Solutions|DS]])<br /> * BASIC Guru Online (BGO) founded by Ben Ilegbodu<br /> * [http://www.cemetech.net/ Cemetech] founded at original Homestead location<br /> <br /> ==2001==<br /> :;April: [[Teams:TIFT|TIFT]] Formed<br /> :;June: 05: [[Teams:MaxCoderz|MaxCoderz]] Formed<br /> :;February 22: SiCoDe is officially disbanded<br /> <br /> ==2002==<br /> ==2003==<br /> * [http://www.unitedti.org United-TI (UTI)] founded with the merger of four different TI sites: Cirrus (David), CalcBasic (JBirk), Outer Limit Software (Bryan), and Prokul Interactive (Glenn). The Calc Site (Alan) was going to merge with them as well, but Alan decided to not join the merger for personal reasons.<br /> <br /> ==2004==<br /> :;December: 29: [[Teams:Revsoft|Revolution Software]] Formed<br /> <br /> ==2005==<br /> :;December: 12: [[Teams:Omnimaga|The Coders Of Tomorrow]] online programming team formed, part of the Omnimaga website.<br /> <br /> ==2006==<br /> :;September: 01: [http://tibasicdev.wikidot.com TI-Basic Developer (TI|BD)] founded by burr<br /> <br /> ==2009==<br /> :;July: Benjamin Moody factors the signing key used to sign operating systems on the TI-83+.<br /> :;August: TI sends out DMCA notices to everyone who spreads the Good News.<br /> :;September: The EFF is alerted about the DMCA notices by Dan Goodin from ''The Register'' and [http://www.eff.org/press/archives/2009/10/13 the EFF agrees to take on the case].</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Notable_programs 2010-05-12T05:44:57Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* School (Math and others) */</p> <hr /> <div>{{stub}}<br /> Here is a list of notable programs released by the TI Z80 community.<br /> If you think a program has been forgotten, just add it.<br /> <br /> For each program, please indicate : author, last version and release date, ticalc.org (or other if not available) URL, 1 or 2 screenshots, and a few words about it.<br /> <br /> <br /> =Games=<br /> <br /> ==Puzzle==<br /> * Ztris 1.3.2 ~ by Tijl Coosemans ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/207/20791.html<br /> * Crates3D 1.1 ~ by Badja ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/192/19293.html<br /> * Orzunoid ~ by Patrick Davidson ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/110/11033.html<br /> <br /> ==Action==<br /> * Acelgoyobis ~ by CoBB ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/355/35586.html<br /> * Bubble Bobble ~ Dan &quot;dwedit&quot; Weiss ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/235/23536.html<br /> * Invaded ~ by James Vernon ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/206/20692.html<br /> <br /> ==Adventure or RPG==<br /> * Desolate ~ tr1p1ea ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/348/34879.html<br /> <br /> ==Racing==<br /> * Tiny Carz ~ Léo Ducas ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/391/39185.html<br /> <br /> ==First person shooter==<br /> * Gemini ~ Hans &quot;Coelurus&quot; Törnqvist ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/247/24743.html<br /> * Wolfenstein83 ~ Peter Bucher ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/277/27767.html<br /> * zDoom 0.12 ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/360/36062.html<br /> <br /> ==Platform==<br /> * sqrxz ~ by Jimmy Mardell ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/144/14494.html<br /> * Super Mario 1.2 ~ Sam Heald ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/192/19225.html<br /> <br /> ==Others==<br /> * TI-Boy v0.3 ~ Brendan Fletcher ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/419/41990.html<br /> <br /> <br /> =Shells=<br /> * Doors CS ~ Christopher &quot;Kerm Martian&quot; Mitchell ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/398/39812.html<br /> * Ion ~ Joe Wingbermuehle ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/130/13059.html<br /> * MirageOS ~ Dan Englender | Jason Kovacs ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/139/13949.html<br /> <br /> =Utilities=<br /> * Emu8x v1.00 ~ Michael Vincent ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/377/37796.html<br /> * Omnicalc ~ Michael Vincent ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/226/22626.html<br /> * USB8X ~ Dan Englender ~ http://sourceforge.net/projects/usb8x/files/<br /> * MSD8X ~ Michael Vincent | Brandon Wilson ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/390/39064.html<br /> * Real Sound v1.0 ~ James Montelongo ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/385/38513.html<br /> * Axe Parser ~ Kevin Horowitz ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/428/42813.html<br /> * Calcsys ~ Dan Englender ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/97/9781.html<br /> * ALCDFIX ~ James Montelongo ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/366/36608.html<br /> * Rom8x ~ Andree Chea ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/373/37341.html<br /> <br /> =School (Math and others)=<br /> * Symbolic ~ Brandon Sterner ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/228/22851.html<br /> * Omnicalc ~ Michael Vincent ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/226/22626.html<br /> * Graph3D<br /> * ZoomAlgebra<br /> * Cabamap v1.02 ~ Michael Vincent ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/323/32326.html<br /> * DAWG v1.0 ~ Kirk Meyer ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/258/25844.html<br /> <br /> =External links=<br /> * Ticalc.org's Program Of The Year : [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2003.html 2003] [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2004.html 2004] [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2005.html 2005] [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2006.html 2006] [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2007.html 2007] [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2008.html 2008] [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2009.html 2009]<br /> * [http://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=83Plus:OS:TIOS_Alternatives TIOS alternatives]</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Notable_programs 2010-05-12T05:39:15Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* Added Axe Parser to utilities list and links to the last 3 mentionned programs */</p> <hr /> <div>{{stub}}<br /> Here is a list of notable programs released by the TI Z80 community.<br /> If you think a program has been forgotten, just add it.<br /> <br /> For each program, please indicate : author, last version and release date, ticalc.org (or other if not available) URL, 1 or 2 screenshots, and a few words about it.<br /> <br /> <br /> =Games=<br /> <br /> ==Puzzle==<br /> * Ztris 1.3.2 ~ by Tijl Coosemans ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/207/20791.html<br /> * Crates3D 1.1 ~ by Badja ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/192/19293.html<br /> * Orzunoid ~ by Patrick Davidson ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/110/11033.html<br /> <br /> ==Action==<br /> * Acelgoyobis ~ by CoBB ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/355/35586.html<br /> * Bubble Bobble ~ Dan &quot;dwedit&quot; Weiss ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/235/23536.html<br /> * Invaded ~ by James Vernon ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/206/20692.html<br /> <br /> ==Adventure or RPG==<br /> * Desolate ~ tr1p1ea ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/348/34879.html<br /> <br /> ==Racing==<br /> * Tiny Carz ~ Léo Ducas ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/391/39185.html<br /> <br /> ==First person shooter==<br /> * Gemini ~ Hans &quot;Coelurus&quot; Törnqvist ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/247/24743.html<br /> * Wolfenstein83 ~ Peter Bucher ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/277/27767.html<br /> * zDoom 0.12 ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/360/36062.html<br /> <br /> ==Platform==<br /> * sqrxz ~ by Jimmy Mardell ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/144/14494.html<br /> * Super Mario 1.2 ~ Sam Heald ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/192/19225.html<br /> <br /> ==Others==<br /> * TI-Boy v0.3 ~ Brendan Fletcher ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/419/41990.html<br /> <br /> <br /> =Shells=<br /> * Doors CS ~ Christopher &quot;Kerm Martian&quot; Mitchell ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/398/39812.html<br /> * Ion ~ Joe Wingbermuehle ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/130/13059.html<br /> * MirageOS ~ Dan Englender | Jason Kovacs ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/139/13949.html<br /> <br /> =Utilities=<br /> * Emu8x v1.00 ~ Michael Vincent ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/377/37796.html<br /> * Omnicalc ~ Michael Vincent ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/226/22626.html<br /> * USB8X ~ Dan Englender ~ http://sourceforge.net/projects/usb8x/files/<br /> * MSD8X ~ Michael Vincent | Brandon Wilson ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/390/39064.html<br /> * Real Sound v1.0 ~ James Montelongo ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/385/38513.html<br /> * Axe Parser ~ Kevin Horowitz ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/428/42813.html<br /> * Calcsys ~ Dan Englender ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/97/9781.html<br /> * ALCDFIX ~ James Montelongo ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/366/36608.html<br /> * Rom8x ~ Andree Chea ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/373/37341.html<br /> <br /> =School (Math and others)=<br /> * Symbolic<br /> * Omnicalc<br /> * Graph3D<br /> * ZoomAlgebra<br /> * Cabamap v1.02 ~ Michael Vincent ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/323/32326.html<br /> * DAWG v1.0 ~ Kirk Meyer ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/258/25844.html<br /> <br /> <br /> =External links=<br /> * Ticalc.org's Program Of The Year : [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2003.html 2003] [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2004.html 2004] [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2005.html 2005] [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2006.html 2006] [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2007.html 2007] [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2008.html 2008] [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2009.html 2009]<br /> * [http://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=83Plus:OS:TIOS_Alternatives TIOS alternatives]</div>

DJ Omnimaga https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Notable_programs 2010-05-12T05:28:53Z

<p>DJ Omnimaga: /* External links */</p> <hr /> <div>{{stub}}<br /> Here is a list of notable programs released by the TI Z80 community.<br /> If you think a program has been forgotten, just add it.<br /> <br /> For each program, please indicate : author, last version and release date, ticalc.org (or other if not available) URL, 1 or 2 screenshots, and a few words about it.<br /> <br /> <br /> =Games=<br /> <br /> ==Puzzle==<br /> * Ztris 1.3.2 ~ by Tijl Coosemans ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/207/20791.html<br /> * Crates3D 1.1 ~ by Badja ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/192/19293.html<br /> * Orzunoid ~ by Patrick Davidson ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/110/11033.html<br /> <br /> ==Action==<br /> * Acelgoyobis ~ by CoBB ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/355/35586.html<br /> * Bubble Bobble ~ Dan &quot;dwedit&quot; Weiss ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/235/23536.html<br /> * Invaded ~ by James Vernon ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/206/20692.html<br /> <br /> ==Adventure or RPG==<br /> * Desolate ~ tr1p1ea ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/348/34879.html<br /> <br /> ==Racing==<br /> * Tiny Carz ~ Léo Ducas ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/391/39185.html<br /> <br /> ==First person shooter==<br /> * Gemini ~ Hans &quot;Coelurus&quot; Törnqvist ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/247/24743.html<br /> * Wolfenstein83 ~ Peter Bucher ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/277/27767.html<br /> * zDoom 0.12 ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/360/36062.html<br /> <br /> ==Platform==<br /> * sqrxz ~ by Jimmy Mardell ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/144/14494.html<br /> * Super Mario 1.2 ~ Sam Heald ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/192/19225.html<br /> <br /> ==Others==<br /> * TI-Boy v0.3 ~ Brendan Fletcher ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/419/41990.html<br /> <br /> <br /> =Shells=<br /> * Doors CS ~ Christopher &quot;Kerm Martian&quot; Mitchell ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/398/39812.html<br /> * Ion ~ Joe Wingbermuehle ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/130/13059.html<br /> * MirageOS ~ Dan Englender | Jason Kovacs ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/139/13949.html<br /> <br /> =Utilities=<br /> * Emu8x v1.00 ~ Michael Vincent ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/377/37796.html<br /> * Omnicalc ~ Michael Vincent ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/226/22626.html<br /> * USB8X ~ Dan Englender ~ http://sourceforge.net/projects/usb8x/files/<br /> * MSD8X ~ Michael Vincent | Brandon Wilson ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/390/39064.html<br /> * Real Sound v1.0 ~ James Montelongo ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/385/38513.html<br /> * Calcsys <br /> * ALCDFIX<br /> * Rom8x<br /> <br /> <br /> =School (Math and others)=<br /> * Symbolic<br /> * Omnicalc<br /> * Graph3D<br /> * ZoomAlgebra<br /> * Cabamap v1.02 ~ Michael Vincent ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/323/32326.html<br /> * DAWG v1.0 ~ Kirk Meyer ~ http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/258/25844.html<br /> <br /> <br /> =External links=<br /> * Ticalc.org's Program Of The Year : [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2003.html 2003] [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2004.html 2004] [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2005.html 2005] [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2006.html 2006] [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2007.html 2007] [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2008.html 2008] [http://www.ticalc.org/community/awards/poty/2009.html 2009]<br /> * [http://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=83Plus:OS:TIOS_Alternatives TIOS alternatives]</div>

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