This was my first official Python project (more of a game than anything). If you want to try it out, go ahead, the instructions are down below.
A clicker game that runs of a graphical calculator programmed in Python. The calculator that runs this is the fx-9860GIII.
I'm considering adding more stuff like a casino with a betting system, trying to optimize the game more, fixing any bugs that might still be in there, and just improving the game overall.
If you find any bugs, please let me know!
Fixed a bug with the display in the information page (Info Menu).
- An upgrade for the chance of getting Bonus Money has been added.
- There's now an automatic number to unit conversion system (Eg. $10,000 to $10k).
- You can now train your skills to become more successful in intrusive events.
- Added more banks to rob.
- Reduced the price for the Bonus Money upgrade multiplier from 3 to 2.75.
- Optimized the code heavily. Optimization is crucial for calculators since load and runtime is faster and better.
- Added the lottery shop and the intrusive page.
- Added the changelog in-game.
- Added the credits in-game.
- Added the license and version pages.
- Added the banks.
- Fixed some text overflowing out of the screen.
- Fixed a bug where you couldn't see your Bonus Money amount in the special shop.
Included the orignal game that was made in a little more than an hour.
- Download the code as a .zip folder.
- Proceed to extract the .zip folder by right clicking on it and pressing extract all, select the destination where to extract, click extract, wait till the extract is complete, open the extracted folder.
- Then connect your calculator using a USB micro cable to your computer.
- Select the first option by pressing F1 on your calculator.
- Wait patiently until it finishes setting up and opens file explorer.
- Copy and paste the .py file from the extracted folder into the usb (do not put it into the @main folder).
- Eject the usb by right clicking on the left side on the usb and selecting eject after the file has finished copying.
- You will get an error, ignore it, it's prolly not important.
- Press exit on your calculator.
- Remove the cable.
- Go into the Python section on your calculator.
- Find the file that you copied and press the EXE button.
- Wait till it loads and enjoy.
For some reason while running it through VirusTotal, the (used to be, now deleted by me) executable was flagged malicious 8 times. Although I'm certain it's a false positive, I have removed the executable and may or may not add a new one later.
If you're now reconsidering downloading the .py file, you can view the file on github.
Q&A - In case you have any questions, they might be already answered.
You are welcome to put up any issues if they make the program better.
If you find any bugs, please report them by filing an issue.
This program is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.