- Ω - Posted March 14, 2021 Report Posted March 14, 2021 (edited) Notice: I was informed via email of a discussion concerning the removal of this list from another site. Due to my personal ethics and principles, I opted to no longer frequent the other site. I'm still maintaining and updating the list for the benefit of the TI community, but since an abandoned list would become severely out-of-date over time, I elected to transfer it here. I apologize for any mild inconvenience this may cause some people, but if you simply save this page in your favorites, it'll only take a click of the mouse button to come here any time to view and use it. - Ω - 3D PRINTER FILES 32K & TIPI Case Backbit 32K Expansion Case CF7+ 3D Case CartShells Joystick Adapter Case Replacement Keyboard Plunger for the TI "Hi-Tek" Keyboard Speech Synthesizer Enclosure Texas Instruments LOGO Coaster TIPI+32K Sidecar Unit -- NOTE: Revision for bottom of unit is: HERE 1/2 height disk drive faceplate for 3.5" drive and a GOTEK floppy emulator CR-2032 Battery Holder for Mini Memory FinalGROM Shell Flash ROM 99 Cartridge Shell Keyboard Cover By: Omega-TI (NEW) Mini TI-99/4A Console Nano-PEB Case Another Nano-PEB Case Power Switch for Black & Silver Consoles Stackpole Switch Stem Storage Rack for TI cartridges TI-99/4A Rpi Box TIPI Case for the TI TI Logo Coin TI Logo Ring Wumpus TI related, but non-4A related objects Raspberry Pi 3 Case that resembles a TI-99/4A CC-40 EEPROM Case CC-40 SD Drive Enclosure KEYBOARD STRIPS 4/A Talk, P-Term, TI LOGO Disk Manager 1000, Graphx, Disk Assembler, GRAM Kracker, TI-Calc, P-Code Editor/Assembler & Terminal Emulator II Miller's Graphics Explorer New Version of Miller's Graphics Explorer Submarine Commander Telco TI-Writer, Multiplan & Video Chess BEIGE Disk Assembler, BEIGE TI-Writer, BEIGE Graphx, BEIGE P-Code BEIGE Terminal Emulator II, Editor Assembler, TI Forth and TI-Writer (German) BEIGE 99/8 BASIC, BEIGE 99/8 TI-Writer, BEIGE 99/8 BASIC, BEIGE 99/8 P-System PS/2 Console (single row) PS/2 Console & BA-Writer (three row) MBX Bigfoot Manual Championship Baseball Overlay Championship Baseball Manual Honey Hunt Overlay I'm Hiding Overlay MBX Manual Meteor Belt Manual Soundtrack Trolley Overlay Space Bandits Manual Superfly Manual Terry Turtle's Adventure Manual Terry Turtle's Adventure Overlay MBX Advertisements in JPG format History of the MBX document Development Tools (Notes/Diagnostics & XB Call Links) QUICK REFERENCE CARDS TI-Base Quick Reference Card107.24 kB · 58 downloads (See full manual in manual section below) TI-Editor/Assembler Reference Card TI-Extended BASIC TI-Writer, Multiplan & TI BASIC Willey Quick Reference Guide for TI-BASIC BINDERS & COVERS Editor/Assembler - Spine (Scan in JPG format) Editor/Assembler - Spine (Reproduction in .PSD format) Old Style Manual Cover Templates SHIFT838 Newsletter Binder TI - Binder Covers for Multiplan and TI-Writer XB256D Manual Cover 3 Ring Binder Spine for Yesterday's News Technical Data Cover AFTERMARKET / SCANNED and UPDATED MANUALS 3D Bowling 4A Flyer Adventure Module Manual All Star Baseball Alpiner Manual Aztec Game Manual B-1 Nuclear Bomber Backgammon Barrage scan Beyond Parsec scan Beyond Video Chess scan BHXP1 Experimental Aircraft Simulator Boot, Remind Me!, Road Hunter Boxer, Qmaze,Spot Shot, Star Runner Cavern Quest Centipede scan Computer War Copy C Instruction Manual CorComp 9900 Disk Controller Manual Cortex BASIC 80 (manual in 'starter kit) F18A, FR99 compliant Data Base Management Manual By: Navarone Death Drones scan Defender scan Desk Top Publisher Manual By: Databiotics Dig Dug scan Disk Manager 1000-6 Disk Utilities 4.20 (Formatting slightly off) Donkey Kong scan Editor/Assembler Manual Electrical Engineering Manual scan Fast Term II fbForth Manual Frogger scan Inventory Management Manual scan Junkman Jr. scan Killer Caterpillar Math Routine Library scan Midnight Mason Micro Pinball Mine Sweeper original document Micro-Tennis scan Moon Patrol scan Moonvasion scan Ms. Pacman scan Munchman scan Mini Memory Line-by-Line Assembler Miller's Graphics Explorer Manual (Hotlinked from Ciro's Webpage) Mini Memory Module Night Stalker Manual Page Pro 99 scan Peripheral Expansion System - Theory of Operation Personal Record Keeping Picasso Publisher 2.0 Documentation Manual Picnic Paranoia scan Pole Position scan PreEditor scan PRE-SCAN IT! cleaned scan Protector II scan Rich Extended BASIC Manual Sabre Wulf (the official TI Manual) By: Rasmus Moustgaard Scrabble Shamus Slinky Game Manual Sorgan II Star Runner Manual Star Trek: Strategic Operations Simulator Statistics Cartridge Manual Strike Three! scan Sparkdrummer's Challenge: Rescue At Atari Age (Original Manual) Spot Shot Stratego (Original Manual) Submarine Commander Telco, TI-Lander, TI-Runner, TI-Scramble remakes Terminal Emulator II Manual Tennis TI-Artist scan TI-Artist Plus! TI-Base Manual2.77 MB · 59 downloads (See TI-Base Quick Reference Card above in Reference Card section) TI BASIC Support Module Documentation restored TI Extended BASIC Manual Features Linked Index TI - Microsoft Multiplan TI-Runner Manual (From original scans) TI - Runner Level Editor TI Speech Synthesis Tombstone City TRIS Game Manual scan MAD-HUG - Teach Yourself TI BASIC Q-Bert scan Tunnels of Doom scan Video Chess Volcano Fortress Yahtzee CARTRIDGE LABELS 4A Disk Operating System 2018 Contest 4K Short N' Sweet Games-A 2018 4K Contest Label-B Alex Kidd Aperture Atarisoft Labels Cartridge Label for Atarisoft Compilation Borzork1.8 kB · 1 download (Not the official label) Bounce 'N' Pounce 8K Super Cart Cortex BASIC 80 Crossfire Disk Manager 2000 Escape North Korea140.02 kB · 14 downloads E.T. The Extra Terrestrial E.T. In His Adventure on Land E.T. 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Edited April 28, 2023 by - Ω - Updated 04/08/2023 - Added Keyboard Cover RickR 1 Quote <<< My YouTube Page >>>
- Ω - Posted March 19, 2021 Author Report Posted March 19, 2021 Anything missing here that you guys want? Quote <<< My YouTube Page >>>
- Ω - Posted March 30, 2021 Author Report Posted March 30, 2021 (edited) On 3/29/2021 at 12:53 PM, Oddemann said: Testing... And sharing... Hi @Oddemann welcome aboard! I'll be happy to link to this... once I know what it is. I have to admit, I'm a little confused on this one, could you fill me in? ** UPDATED LISTING ** Edited March 31, 2021 by - Ω - Updated Oddemann 1 Quote <<< My YouTube Page >>>
Oddemann Posted March 31, 2021 Report Posted March 31, 2021 (edited) On 3/30/2021 at 5:15 PM, - Ω - said: Hi @Oddemann welcome aboard! I'll be happy to link to this... once I know what it is. I have to admit, I'm a little confused on this one, could you fill me in? Ref: DCHAR2 Layout Screen The hole screen on the TI. So there is 32*24 and 8*8 in every individual box. My take on it! I made this so I could draw on the "screen" and have it look "native" to the TI. And then the color under so that you know what you have in order to draw something on the TI. With this I can make a "game window" and see how it would look limited to those colors. Edited March 31, 2021 by Oddemann - Ω - 1 Quote
- Ω - Posted April 9, 2021 Author Report Posted April 9, 2021 There's going to be a slight format change for the better. Since this page has migrated here, it's now going to be open to anything TI related anywhere in the world on the Internet that you think fits the subject matter of this thread. So, if you know of anything good, or special, please, post the link here! RickR 1 Quote <<< My YouTube Page >>>
RickR Posted May 4, 2021 Report Posted May 4, 2021 Well, I finally do have a 3D printer. There are two things I need to print cases for when time permits: The standard 32K sidecar and the Atari joystick adapter board. I'll see if I can find print files that are already available. - Ω - 1 Quote
- Ω - Posted October 15, 2021 Author Report Posted October 15, 2021 On 5/4/2021 at 9:35 AM, RickR said: Well, I finally do have a 3D printer. There are two things I need to print cases for when time permits: The standard 32K sidecar and the Atari joystick adapter board. I'll see if I can find print files that are already available. ... so 5 months later... have you done that yet? Quote <<< My YouTube Page >>>
RickR Posted October 15, 2021 Report Posted October 15, 2021 1 hour ago, - Ω - said: ... so 5 months later... have you done that yet? Yes and no. I printed a 3D case for the 32k sidecar. But I was never able to find files for the joystick board. And I have no time to create my own. Quote
- Ω - Posted October 15, 2021 Author Report Posted October 15, 2021 54 minutes ago, RickR said: Yes and no. I printed a 3D case for the 32k sidecar. But I was never able to find files for the joystick board. And I have no time to create my own. Did you sand and polish it after printing? Do you have a photo? I'd like to see a dedicated 3D printer thread start with tips and tricks on how to make things look "store bought". I may purchase a 3D printer next year... IF I can get rid of a bunch of other things taking up room. Quote <<< My YouTube Page >>>
RickR Posted October 15, 2021 Report Posted October 15, 2021 I do not sand, polish, or paint. I do use a rough file on the sharper edges. My honest opinion on 3d printing -- do it only if you have a lot of time on your hands. It is difficult and frustrating. I would not do it again and I'll probably get rid of mine. A better option IMO is to find a local company or library that will let you use their printer for a fee. Or just buy whatever cases you need from an expert. For those that are interested -- get yourself the best slicing software you can (I use CURA), and also look into a CAD program of your liking (I use TinkerCAD). This aspect is one I do enjoy. Prints take hours. And so many things can go wrong. Filament that gets stuck on the spool, print heads that clog, power disruptions, etc. Proceed with your eyes wide open. - Ω - 1 Quote
CrossBow Posted October 18, 2021 Report Posted October 18, 2021 You still have one of the cases from the Brewing Academy it looks like? I recently changed out the case on my FinalGrom with a much nicer one. I still need to get me a 32k sidecar though as many things on the Finalgrom and in general require it. Quote See what I'm up to over at the Ivory Tower Collections: http://www.youtube.com/ivorytowercollections
RickR Posted October 18, 2021 Report Posted October 18, 2021 My FlashROM is old, but it does everything I want it to and I'm happy with it. To be honest, I mostly just leave it all plugged in just as pictured. I'm considering selling off all my TI boxed and loose carts and all other accessories/hardware. I'd like to get the TI stuff I have to fit into one box. Are you a member of the Facebook "TI 99ers" group? Nice group. I'll post the stuff I have to sell there in the next few weeks. Quote
- Ω - Posted October 19, 2021 Author Report Posted October 19, 2021 In my opinion, the best case for the FinalGROM is this one... If this one interests anyone, they can get one << HERE >> I've been very happy with my. RickR 1 Quote <<< My YouTube Page >>>
CrossBow Posted October 20, 2021 Report Posted October 20, 2021 On 10/18/2021 at 9:28 PM, - Ω - said: In my opinion, the best case for the FinalGROM is this one... If this one interests anyone, they can get one << HERE >> I've been very happy with my. That is what I replaced mine out with. Although they don't put the SD logo on there anymore or at least mine didn't come with that decal on it. I chose the same button colors also. I also picked up a replacement case for my 8-bit Uno cart from there at the same time. Quote See what I'm up to over at the Ivory Tower Collections: http://www.youtube.com/ivorytowercollections
- Ω - Posted October 20, 2021 Author Report Posted October 20, 2021 2 hours ago, CrossBow said: That is what I replaced mine out with. Although they don't put the SD logo on there anymore or at least mine didn't come with that decal on it. I chose the same button colors also. That's probably because I made the two labels I put on my cartridge myself. I didn't like the one that came with it. He also makes a matching 32K case... Quote <<< My YouTube Page >>>
- Ω - Posted February 28, 2022 Author Report Posted February 28, 2022 Has anyone come across anything new in the last four months that needs to be included in this list? Quote <<< My YouTube Page >>>
- Ω - Posted September 8, 2022 Author Report Posted September 8, 2022 I wanted to upload the .stl file of a TI coaster this morning, but this site does not accept .stl or .zip extensions. Any suggestions? Quote <<< My YouTube Page >>>
ocejobev Posted June 7 Report Posted June 7 (edited) On 3/29/2021 at 10:53 PM, Oddemann said: Testing... And sharing... Having access to TI Manuals/Keyboard Strips/Cartridge Labels/3D Printer Files is an absolute game-changer for anyone using TI calculators. It's incredible how these resources enhance our experience with the device, making learning and problem-solving more efficient and enjoyable. I recently used some 3D printer files to create a custom case for my TI calculator, and it turned out brilliantly! The critical analysis essay example provided at https://essaypro.com/blog/critical-analysis-essay has inspired me to reflect on the significance of these resources in education. They truly empower us to explore, innovate, and succeed. Thanks for the information! Edited June 7 by ocejobev - Ω - 1 Quote
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