Alpha rex nxt program rbt how to#

- This zip contains math.nbc which is a file you can #include in your own programs.

It's a really cool example of what you can do with NBC!

- Back in early August, Takuya Matsubara posted a video on youTube of him playing a game sort of like tetris on an NXT.

I shortened the beep and made it a bit quieter. This zip contains a slightly tweaked version of his original sourcecode. It's another great example of the capabilities exposed to programers using NBC.

- recently posted a very cool program which lets you play tic-tac-toe on your NXT.

This version draws about 10 times faster, although the speed depends heavily on the number of live cells on the screen. That version drew frames at about 7 seconds per frame. I rewrote a version that was originally mentioned in the forums.

- This zip contains a version of the classic life simulator written in NBC.

The behavior of NXT Programs executing on the brick using this replacement is not exactly the same as when the original RPGReader.sys is used but it is very close. The compiled.sys executable is ~2.5kb rather than ~14.3kb.

- This zip contains an RPGReader.sys replacement program written in NBC.

- This zip contains an extremely cool space invaders game.

It is written by Arno van der Vegt Incredibly cool code.

- This zip contains header files and sample programs demonstrating simple 3d graphics on the NXT.

Alpha rex nxt program rbt how to#

- This zip contains a small test program that demonstrates how to use parameterized RIC files with GraphicOutEx and an array of values.