HP 48 Animations
The first size listed is the downloaded file size and the second size listed is the size on the calculator.
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HP 48 Animations The first size listed is the downloaded file size and the second size listed is the size on the calculator. |
There are 99 files totaling 1560KB in this category.
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33KB/41KB
A demo for the HP 48GX with digitized sound, 3D animations, Flight Simulator 5 images, and parallax scrolling.
7KB/12KB
Another French graphics demo.
Nice graphic demo with bouncing ball.
The package contains a powerful animator called ANI (both for moving and for alternating pictures, with speed and direction switchers, standby etc) and a sample of examples to explain the use of ANI in own animations.
Opening eye animation.
A 3D animation with hidden line removal.
Two dancing baby animations, including the original from Ally Mcbeal. Needs a lot of memory to run.
Bouncing ball animation. In a French front end that is very poorly written.
Animation of one calculator blowing another one away with dynamite.
Bouncing ball animation with HP, 48, and GX boxes.
Status line animation with a ball bouncing across the screen.
Very large bouncing ball demo from the Amiga.
A 2D scrolling demo of the famous Porsche Boxster. Written in System RPL. Use any key to pause, ON to quit.
Graphics demo of three strings braiding and unbraiding each other.
Rotating Mercedes and Cadillac symbols.
Animation of two chemistry teachers blowing each other up by mixing two chemicals.
Running horse animation.
Saddle animation.
Grayscale animation of a dancing baby. Needs 35K of RAM to run.
Dancer animation. Written in System RPL and assembly language. Converted for the 49 by A. Vanegas.
A fast 3D vector demo.
A water conservationist's nightmare.
An animation of the earth, in RPL.
The famous Factory animation for the HP 28, ported to the HP 48.
Halloween animation! (funny!)
Here is an animation of a wireframe surface generated on a GX. It should give you a feel for how the different parameters work.
Here is an animation of a parametric surface generated on a GX. It may be a partial ellipsoid of some sort.
7KB/6KB
Simple animation of a cat.
Gen 3D is a program for 3D animation. You can render any object that you design. Read the documentation (Spanish) for more information.
Animation of the spinning Earth.
Six amazing graphics demos in a directory, most (if not all) from France.
Several graphics demos for the S series only.
Guts is a User RPL program that fills the screen with a random tunneling that bears some resemblance to its namesake.
Allows you to see the inside of your HP 48GX without opening it.
Shows an animated horse walking across the stack display.
Graphics demo emphasizing the word "hot." Also turns the stack display upside down.
The DEMO command from the HP 38G ported to the HP 48. It works on both S and G series.
The DEMO command from the HP 39/40G ported to the HP 48. It works on both S and G series.
Wireframe animation.
A morphing animation.
A girl with a hula hoop.
Collection of 19 simple (but fun) animations written in User RPL.
Two loops of string rotating around each other.
Animation of a man running for no apparent reason.
Animation like the screen saver xnlock for X Windows. Shows a rotating transparent sphere with dots on its surface.
Using a short area of the screen, this little program (207 bytes) shows the free memory of your 48GX in three different ways simultaneously: a graphic bar, bytes, and percent. Written in System RPL.
Graphics demo with a lot of cool real-time morphing effects.
A small animation of a mouse walking on the status line. When he reaches the PATH it gets scared and runs back!
Animation of a dog running down a street.
Fun little animation with Pinky and the Brain and sound.
Shows pseudo random snow and noise like a TV.
Ripple animation which is a fixed version of the JELLYF animation.
A cool graphics demo featuring realtime animated 3D graphics. Source code included. It has a fast line routine, Sin/Cos lookup code, uses 1.7 fixed point math to do the calculations, and double buffering for the animation. It may not run from a port since it is self modifying.
Animation of a satellite that can be used as a "screen saver".
Animations of Saturn.
Screen Saver with big letters, like in Windows. Scrolls string text completely.
'SEA' is a simple animation example for the 48SX.
Waving national flag of Slovenia, written in assembly language.
Falling snow animation. If you live where I do (North Dakota, USA), you'll see a lot of this!
A stars screensaver for the large screen models (49g+ and 50g). Includes both Saturn assembly and ARM-compiled C versions.
Two status line animations: a submarine and Pacman.
Status line animation. You will see a tank come rolling onto the screen. Then another. Then the first tank blows the second away!
Wireframe animation, like the Windows screen saver.
Shows a lawnmower driving across the header while the grass grows.
This is just a rewrite of the TRAIN status line animation program that won't ruin the previous image in your PICT var variable as the original does.
A bunch of cool animated graphics demos.
Shows a television with visible and audible static.
A couple of neat 3D graph animations.
Draws a walking lemming in the status line, with audible footsteps.
Animation of a calculator person waving to you.
Whirl is a very impressive, fast, small, smooth demo, that shows a swirling pattern on the screen of the calculator. This amazing demo is written in assembly language and includes full HP-syntax source code.
Whirling animation. Original author unknown.
Machine language demo with animated worms.