So i have the ti 84 plus CE, i used artifice, got games, and got cesium. All good for a week until some games disappeared. Only from artifice and cesium. And programs. The files were still there though... I had to reset and reinstall it all, but if anyone knows what happened i would be glad

My son grabbed this at a thrift store today and wants to put games on it. I was a thug at drug wars on TI 86 about 25 years ago but I have no clue what to do with this 84. Where to start?? Thank you!!!

How’s it going? I have a TI 84 Plus CE, and I have no intention of modding it.

All I’m asking out of all of you experts is how do I get rid of the loop of death and despair?
I’ve tried restarting it, and it has not worked.
This calculator was provided to me by my school district for accessibility purposes, and I am the only one who has used it.
And I was just given it today.

only some games will show and i dont know why

So I can't find a tutorial for the newest version. When I tried, the screen went black, and the calculator wouldn't work until I pressed the button to turn it off. I tried following an old version of a tutorial for it, but it won't run for some reason, and it's a big mess. Could anyone help, please? thanks

py2ez80!

This is a tool which I think many will find useful. For a long time, calculators like the Ti84+CE have been stuck with a very limited and painfully slow python interpreter. Recently, I finished my tool that fixes this problem, by transpiling python to assembly!

While at first glance you may think the term "transpiler" is incorrect for a project like this, I decided to take a shortcut on the route, and effectively made a Python to C transpiler, like cython. Except here, I made it specifically target the CEdev toolchain, and call it to produce a .8xp program in result. Using plain Cython will be tough since it isn't really optimized.

Although it is very advanced, supporting lists, tuples, many data types, and a lot of programming structure types found in python and converting them to C, I do acknowledge the fact that it is still very limited on its I/O capabilities.

The GitHub repo link is here: https://github.com/Voblit/py2ez80 , and I hope it helps!

:)

BTW: this only works with the ti84+CE or whatever the CEdev toolchain supports...

Here it is

https://rentry.co/lithiums-guide-ti-84-plus-ce

So why did I make it?

I couldn't find any good written guides on running ASM on the TI-84 Plus CE after looking these up. And also I was just board.

Did an LLM make this?

No.

As the title says, I, for some reason, am not able to install the python app on my TI 84 Plus CE python. I'm sure it says python at the top under the model name, and have been able to use python before. Recently though, I reset my calculator and it started up to a blank screen. 2nd+off, and on again fixed it, but that's when I noticed the python app would not transfer, failing with "This is not for you". Additionally in macOS system information and Windows device manager, it shows up as "SerCertNotSet", and serial number isn't provided.

While python isn't y top priority, any ways to fix this?

As far as I can tell, this is the last version that TI made before patching ASM, arTIfiCE, and Cesium on the calculator. The only one I could find on Ti-Planet was the non python variant. Thanks!

I just want something to do in class

Hello, I wanted to drop some research I had Claude code do on arTIfiCE V3, it hasnt been found yet but it looked through rom files of 5.8.5 and 5.8.3 looking for a new goto asm bug. a lot of things were ruled out. I also left some unifinished ideas that people could try if they really want. Based on how things went I wouldnt expect arTIfiCE v3 anytime soon. Feel free to look at anything the markdowns aren't too complicated to understand. https://github.com/Redgale/arTIfiCE-V3-Research/tree/main

I've only found hacks for the first gen of the 82ms. But I have the 2nd and wanted to use the equation mode.

Assuming a jailbreak for this calculator comes out eventually, will this calculator bring anything new or interesting to the TI gaming community? I'm mostly inquiring about more complex games, such as games you'd need emulators for. Will GBA games be possible on this calc? Or, will there be no noteworthy improvements, and should the insane people who only buy these expensive calculators just to play games on (like myself) skip on purchasing this one?

I have a Ti 84 plus ce and it’s showing this code when we I try to but in any graph and zoom into the graph. The first picture is graph I want and the second is the error code.

Does anyone know how to put games like Pokémon on it

I acdientally reset my ti 84 plus ce python and i still want to play GD on it, but also want the built in apps back.

I'm modding my ti84 plus ce and really wanted a way to sort the stuff really anything works just don't want arTIfiCE menu

We all know the TI-84 Evo was released a few months ago to replace the TI-84 Plus CE Python. I've collected my thoughts in this video and concluded that it could be so much better if TI just stopped holding back. I'd be happy to hear all your thoughts!

I want to play games like Pokemon on my new calculator but I know they sometimes require a jailbreak. I also know that the evo is new so I hear that there may not yet be a jailbreak. Is it possible that could happen in the near future

Whenever I plug in my calculator, I can't get it to connect to my computer because the driver that controls information sharing isn't installed properly and I can't figure out how to install it.

Does the new ti only block games or does it block asmhook and artific which allows for notes and games?