Linear Grapher by Darkn1883r
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.
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Comments
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conanfan1231 18th Jun 2014
lol its cool -
cheeseyburger 18th Jun 2014
does this use Bresenham's line algorithm, or another algorithm that works differently? If it just used multiplication/addition, it would show a whole ton of points, so how does it do this? -
doperfectwork 18th Jun 2014
Great job!The concept is cool and the electrons are completly clever and functional:)+1~~ -
Rea-Bans 18th Jun 2014
Wooooow. This is pretty cool. +1 -
sentinal-5 18th Jun 2014
yep. this made my favourites.. pleease add a ^2 formula! i'm almost certain it's possible... you could do it with a mirored multiplication cell, all you'd need to find the upper/lower limit of the inputs is the square root of 127! -
Borhom 18th Jun 2014
Phenomenal, just remarkable. -
BlueMond 18th Jun 2014
90x+1 is a diagnol :D -
Sheik530 18th Jun 2014
This is phenomenal. I love it. (: -
Darkn1883r 18th Jun 2014
@Aloysius1234: look closely, it isn't the same, just really close together. -
doomagent13 18th Jun 2014
It doesn't seem to be able to handle -1 < m < 1