The Powder Toy

Linear Grapher by Darkn1883r

Darkn1883r
Darkn1883r
258 / 5
17th Jun 2014
29th Mar 2015
7-bit linear grapher with 256*256 display and axes. 1 pixel=1unit. Graphs functions in the form of y=mx+c. Only spark numbers when the green light above the numpad is on. Maximum value for m and c is (-)127. Runs on full fps. Tell me about any glitches.
mathematics piston math linear equations graph calculator electronic compact grapher

Comments

  • program
    program     19th Jun 2014
    this does your math FOR you.
  • io
    io     19th Jun 2014
    likw when you put [x+(354-6)] or [x+cos(y)] to 3d
  • Ferne
    Ferne     18th Jun 2014
    Dudes, help this survive on FP.
  • sentinal-5
    sentinal-5     18th Jun 2014
    @cheeseyburger i didn't make it and i admit i don't understand ARRAY electronics like this. but if i was gonna make it i'd have it start at 0,0 then move up the y axis by the value of (c) (- values go down), then it'd send the x tracer to the far left of the graugh (right for - values) and go down by the distance from 0,0 to the dropoff of the graugh,
  • sentinal-5
    sentinal-5     18th Jun 2014
    leaving the tracer coordinates at the starting point of the line. then it would draw a vertical line (m) pixels in height, when this line was done it would step one pixel up and one to the right (left for - values) before drawing the same vertical line. it would continue this process until it reached the edge of the graugh, then reset to 0,0.
  • tombikmen1
    tombikmen1     18th Jun 2014
    omg ao cool i remember this at my math lessons ._. +1
  • megamageiii
    megamageiii     18th Jun 2014
    Wow, nice! Pretty good electronics, and very fast. +1
  • Darkn1883r
    Darkn1883r     18th Jun 2014
    @robogeek537: very
  • robogeek537
    robogeek537     18th Jun 2014
    Also, how hard would it be to graph rational functions?
  • robogeek537
    robogeek537     18th Jun 2014
    cheeseyburger, the answer is very carefully.