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22nd November

credit to lbphacker for r3plot.lua and for some of the source code for the original R3 demo. i used some demo source code for this. i've been learning tptasm.

r316

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MultipleParticle 24th November

higher language would be insanly hard to do though
MultipleParticle 24th November

lua script to make a vscode plugin... sounds cool
MultipleParticle 24th November

z4dg9ssw135: the R3 is quasi 64 bit
mellowmonster12 24th November

i don't know how the calculation error got in, but it's 2,100 Hz, still speedy though. in KHz that's 2.1KHz
micque 24th November

wow this thing is speedy, very nice! +1
mellowmonster12 24th November

and yes, this is the same computer used in the "R3 demo on steroids save", i didn't feel like plotting another R3 and this has a big screen.
mellowmonster12 23rd November

this does 35 operations per frame
mellowmonster12 23rd November

this runs at 2 KHz (2,160 Hz) assuming 60 fps. no wonder my laptop slows down so much when running this thing
goglesq 23rd November

I was actually working on a python compiler for the R2 at one point (which would of course work for the R3 now)
mellowmonster12 22nd November

what? (cts)

The Powder Toy

ideas for the R3 computer by mellowmonster12

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