 MicroPython app that turns the HP Prime into a real text/code editor, right on the calculator. Line-numbered scrollable view with horizontal and vertical scroll, blinking cursor. Does Python / HPPL / JSON syntax highlighting (keywords, strings, numbers, comments, multi-line docstrings), with fully customizable colors. Has search and replace, 64-level undo/redo (change possible in menu option or JSON), context-aware auto-completion (keywords, local identifiers, HPPL/MicroPython commands), a built-in HPPL and MicroPython command catalog (browsable in-editor, with structure-snippet insertion), integrated Unicode character table (Greek/Coptic, math operators, currency symbols, Latin Extended…), and a fully customizable color palette, per zone (background, text, banner, status bar, panels, gutter) and per file type. |
Contains 2 PPL programs and 2 Micropython programs with wrapper PPL which allow you to display a color palette on the screen, either as a box or a wheel.
Bitmap editing and drawing software designed in a mix of Python and PPL. Lets you choose transparency and draw icons for applications, and now has smoother drawing tools, configurable autosave, and stability fixes. G2 recommended.
A side-scrolling action and platform game closely modeled on a famous 1985 arcade classic (Ghosts 'n Goblins). Arthur, a knight in armour, crosses six stages from left to right — graveyard, ghost town, caverns, bridge, two floors of castle — throwing his weapons, and faces a boss at the end of each. Graphics drawn by script, in the spirit of the arcade game: no Capcom assets. Written in Python.
First-person shooter in the spirit of Doom, written in Python. Runs on a Wolfenstein 3D style raycasting engine: a grid map, one ray per screen column, textured walls. Four levels, three weapons, three kinds of monsters, sliding doors. Original graphics, generated by script.
A block-building game, written in Python, inspired by Minecraft. You get a new world every game (hills, beaches, trees, ores and the sea on the horizon), where you can explore, dig and build. It has survival mode (hunger, day and night, tools and armor to craft, a crafting table, a furnace, animals by day and monsters by night), creative mode (every item at hand, and you can fly), saved games, custom keys, and a built-in tutorial.
The graphics are original, drawn for the calculator.
Pseudo-3D racing game in the spirit of Out Run (Sega, 1986), written in Python. Five stages to cross in one go — countryside, desert, city, mountains, Miami Beach — on a road made of projected segments: curves, hills that hide what lies behind them, roadside scenery, twenty-four traffic cars, a day / night cycle with headlights, and a clock to win back from checkpoint to checkpoint. The text is the arcade cabinets' own: a bitmap font with a gradient and a drop shadow.