- The TI-Nspire™ CX CAS graphing calculator provides algebraic capability to symbolically solve equations, factor and expand variable expressions, complete the square, find antiderivatives, computer limits and exact solutions in irrational forms, making it a robust hands-learning tool that satisfies.
- Block Dude NSpire. The classic puzzle game for TI-83+ is now available for the TI NSpire, complete with grayscale graphics. Requires Ndless 1.1 or 1.7.
- /nspire/games: TI-Nspire Games: Lua3DSmoothTerrain.zip: Lua3D Smooth Terrain Demonstration Using the Lua3D library I made, I created a demonstration of smooth voxel terrain. This is not a joke, this is actually 3D smooth terrain on TI-Nspire. You can also modify the terrain, but only inside the zone marked by white lines.
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52 rows Hearts, the classic card game, for the TI-Nspire. This update includes an AI and single-player. 124 rows Pegs for TI-Nspire Pegs for TI-Nspire is a port of the classic TI-84 Puzz Pack game 'Pegs' by Fred Coughlin. This game is coded in Lua; thus, Nspire OS 3.0 or greater is required to run this game. Ndless is not required.
Hey there everyone. I noticed that a lot of people have been posting pictures of emulators on the TI-Nspire series of calculators. After snooping around for a bit, I discovered that there wasn't a clear comprehensive guide for those who are not familiar with computers. So, I decided to make my own. I hope it will help some of you!
Before you start
None of this is truly dangerous to your calculator if done right. Despite this, please be sure to save and backup any and all files on your calculator before starting.
Also, all the programs and files you need are available for free. If, for some reason, you are being asked to pay for something or asked for any credit card information, then DO NOT continue with that site. Again, none of the links I post will require a credit card or any form of payment or registration.
The main website that is hosting the downloads is in a foreign language (I believe it is French, but I'm not sure). I assure you, though, that it is the right site.
If the instructions have a link in them, the link will take you exactly where you to go.
With all that being said, let's get started:
You need TI Student software for your calculator for this to work
You can get a trial version from TI’s website or from TI Planet for your calculator. IT works on PC, Mac, and Linux.
Make sure you have the right OS on your Calculator!!!
To run the emulators, you will need a program called Ndless, which I will describe how to get in the next section. Ndless requires your calculator to have OS 3.1. The quickest way to check your OS is to connect your calculator to your computer, and go to the About or System option. If you have 3.1, then you can skip to the next section. If not, follow these instructions:
- Go to TI Planet
- Click on the Ti Nspire link
- Scroll down to find 3.1 ( IMPORTANT Make sure you choose the OS that matches up with your calculator! It DOES matter whether or not your calculator is CAS or non-CAS. There may be other versions of 3.1, such as 3.1.0.39 or something of that sort. While most of them will work with Ndless, the safest bet is 3.1)
- Click the link for the OS that you need
- Scroll down the page and find a button that says “telecharger”
- Click said button. Your download shouldn’t take very long, but it depends on your internet connection
- You should be able to just drag the new file into the documents space on your calculator
- Wait for it to send to your calculator
- A dialog box on your calculator should pop up showing that the OS has been downloaded and is being installed. It may take a couple minutes, but be patient
- The calculator will reset itself and the loading screen should come up. Then, you will select your language and font size. Other than that, all of oyur old files will still be on their
- Congratulations! Move on to the next step
Best Games For The Ti Nspire
Downloading Ndless
Ndless is the program that allows you to run emulators on your calculator. It acts like an OS, but it doesn’t change the way your calculator runs, only what it can do. Follow these instructions:
- Go to TI Planet
- Scroll down and find the “telecharger” button
- Click said button
- Your download should not take very long
- Go into your TI student software and create a new folder on your calculator called “ndless” (I am not sure if the folder NEEDS to be called this, but all other manuals said it should be)
- Open up your downloaded file
- Inside should be a folder called “calcbin” Open the folder
- There should be a file called ndless_resources.tns” Drag that file into the “ndless” folder you created on your calculator
- Now, in calcbin, there are four install programs. All of them should have the same name, minus the file extension. Depending on what calculator you have, you will drag one of these folders into the “ndless” folder you created
- If you are using a TI Nspire cx CAS, then you will need the .tcc extension. If you are using a TI Nspire CX, you will need the .tco extension. For TI Nspire CAS, the .tnc extension. For TI Nspire, .tno
- Drop your respective file into the “ndless” folder you created. Your computer should say that it is transferring the OS. At this point, an error message will appear with a yes/no option. Hopefully, you saved all of your files before you did this. Select yes.
- If an error message appears saying that the OS is corrupted or invalid, then you more than likely have the wrong OS on your calculator. Go back to the previous section to get the right OS
- Your calculator will receive and download the OSIn this workshop, AutoCAD expert and author Scott Onstott teaches you how to build intelligence into drawing objects so that the symbols used in your drawings carry meaning beyond simple geometric representations. (audio playing) This launches a wizard interface that will take you step by step through the process.Choose the Default Option to create a New Data Extraction and click Next. Export autocad to excel. Open the Office 10 project file, and then on the Insert tab in the linking and extraction panel, click this button, Extract Data. You're immediately prompted to save a data extraction as. You can also link to data from other spreadsheet programs that support the common separated values, or csv format, such as OpenOffice.
- When your calculator says it is done installing the OS, you can unplug your calculator from your computer. Your computer may still show that it is sending the OS, but as long as your calculator says it is done, than it is fine.
- Congratulations! You now have the ability to run emulators on your calculator! Now, go to the next section to get some!
Downloading emulators
Please note that I am unsure as to whether or not the TI Nspire CAS or the TI Nspire can run a GBA emulator. If they can, they will be in black and white. That being said, let’s find an emulator!
GBC Emulator:
Games For Ti Nspire Cx Cas Calculator
- Create a folder on your calculator called “GBC” (or whatever you like, as long as you know what it is)
- Go to TI Planet
- Scroll down until you see the “telecharger” button
- Click the button
- Put the downloaded .tns file in the folder you created on your calculator
- Allow the file to be sent to your calculator and installed
- Congratulations! You now have a GBC emulator on your calculator! The next section tells how to download a GBA emulator. If you do not want the GBA emulator, then skip that section and continue to “How to install games”
GBA Emulator:
- Create a folder on your calculator called “GBA” (or whatever you want)
- Got to TI Planet
- Scroll down and find the “telecharger” button
- Click the button
- Open the folder that was downloaded
- Inside, there will be three files with a .tns extension. Put those three files in the folder you created on your calculator
- Now, for the emulator to work, you will need to get a GBA bios. Clicking this link should automatically download one for you.
- Take the file and put it in the folder you created on your calculator (the same folder where the other three .tns files are)
- Congratulations! Now let’s get some games!
Downloading Games
There are many websites where you can get ROMs for your calculator. I will be showing you TI Planet because I find them to be easier to use. A general note before we start is that your calculator will not accept any files that do not have the .tns extension. So, whenever you download a ROM, make sure it has .tns at the end. If it does not, then add it. Also, when you download a game, it goes in the same folder that your emulator is in. So, let’s get started:
- Find the game that you want
- Download it
- Put the .tns file in the same folder as the emulator that will run it
- You’re done!
Some games to get you started
Again, just scroll down to the “telecharger” button, take the downloaded .tns file, and put it in either your GBA or GBC folder, depending on which emulator it will run on.
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General Notes
After downgrading the calculator, you will be prompted to install the new OS (3.2) whenever you connect your calculator. DO NOT INSTALL IT. It will be okay if you just download it, but OS 3.2 is NOT compatible with ndless. All of the save files are stored in the same folder as the emulator.
And there you have it! You can now play games on your TI Nspire calculator! If you have any questions or problems, please let me know, either here or in a PM. I hope that many of you will find this useful.
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