04-17-2007, 12:33 AM
I figured out how to make my calculator draw a lightsaber(b&w, of course) in class today.
Set your Y-values to:
1. sin(X)(X<2)
2. sin(X-[pi])(X<2)
3. sin(2X)(X<2)
4. sin(2X-[pi])(X<2)
5. 2sin(.5X)(X<2.5)
6. 2sin(.5X-[pi])(X<2.5)
7. 2sin(4X)(X<0)
8. 2sin(4X-[pi])(X<0)
9. .5(X>2)
0. .5(X>2)
Push GRAPH and go get a cup of coffee or whatever while it renders. Make sure your screen is set to standard zoom. I'm working on one that looks good from zoomed out twice as far, but it's not done yet.
Set your Y-values to:
1. sin(X)(X<2)
2. sin(X-[pi])(X<2)
3. sin(2X)(X<2)
4. sin(2X-[pi])(X<2)
5. 2sin(.5X)(X<2.5)
6. 2sin(.5X-[pi])(X<2.5)
7. 2sin(4X)(X<0)
8. 2sin(4X-[pi])(X<0)
9. .5(X>2)
0. .5(X>2)
Push GRAPH and go get a cup of coffee or whatever while it renders. Make sure your screen is set to standard zoom. I'm working on one that looks good from zoomed out twice as far, but it's not done yet.
In the beginning, there is darkness â the emptiness of a matrix waiting for the light. Then a single photon flares into existence. Then another. Soon, thousands more. Optronic pathways connect, subroutines emerge from the chaos, and a holographic consciousness is born." -The Doctor