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Published: 2015-02-28 01:27:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 3555; Favourites: 67; Downloads: 9
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I was in a SUPER boring math class and ended up making this.I did it on my TI-84 plus.
If you want to make your own you first need to push [WINDOW] and set it to this.
Xmin=1
Xmax=95
Xscl=100
Ymin=1
Ymax=63
Yscl=100
Xres=1
this is to make your [GRAPH] a size of X=95 and Y=63, you do this because that is the screen resolution of the calculate. Next you push [2nd] then [PRGM] and scroll down to the bottom of the list where you select PEN. (Or instead of screwing down you can just push [ALPHA] then [MATH].) If you do it right you will see a blinking dot in the middle of the screen and the coordinates X=48 and Y=32 along the bottom. Now you can move the pen around with the [ARROWS] and the coordinates will change accordingly, to draw push [ENTER] then use the [ARROWS] to stop drawing push [ENTER] again. The biggest thing to know is that there is only one way to erase and that is by going [2nd] then [PRGM] then [ENTER] but this well erase everything. As far as I know there is no other way to erase.
Hope this helps and if you have anything questions feel free to ask.
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Comments: 21
KirbyDASH [2017-04-05 14:57:46 +0000 UTC]
Amazing, love this one! I do calculator pixelarts me too, but you don't have the obligation to put X=95 and Y=63. If you got the ZFrac zooms, use one of them, so it will help you
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tikitree2 In reply to KirbyDASH [2017-04-05 20:10:19 +0000 UTC]
Thanks for the comment, though my TI-84 does not seem to have ZFrac .
But if I ever get a new TI and feel like messing around, I will try and keep that in mind.
Even though I am done general school, I still use my calculator a lot more then I thought I would, and after a thorough read of its manual I have more recently been messing around with the programming function. With it I have been able to create some vary interesting generated patterns and designs, as well as some "games". I vary much recommend try experimenting with stuff like that if you ever get bored with the draw function.
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KirbyDASH In reply to tikitree2 [2017-04-06 23:06:59 +0000 UTC]
no problem! and actually i finish soon the general school and will go to a university ahah. also i got a ti-83+.
And i imagine that. honestly my calculator will only be for drawings. during my entire life.
Ps: Do you want to see my gallery? i got it on facebook, but i will put all of them in my profile soon
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tikitree2 In reply to KirbyDASH [2017-04-07 00:11:25 +0000 UTC]
Of course I would like to see, I always find it much more interesting looking at other peoples art over my own . Feel free to PM me anytime with the link and I will take a look through when next I have time.
Also hope you make it in to your university! Depending on what classes you take, you will be surprised how much you end up needing your calculator, For both math, and fighting boredom.
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KirbyDASH In reply to tikitree2 [2017-04-07 12:23:34 +0000 UTC]
exactly, yup, and ty Also gonna pm you rn
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tikitree2 In reply to Akaruukanshieru [2016-09-07 18:18:13 +0000 UTC]
The process to set up the calculator is in the description. Other then that actually making something just takes time... and a lot of restarts.
If you have any specific questions fell free at ask, I am always happy to answer.
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tikitree2 In reply to KiLLR13 [2016-08-10 16:04:42 +0000 UTC]
I put the whole process in the description for you.
If you have any other questions just ask.
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tikitree2 In reply to BaionikkuDragon [2016-08-01 03:49:55 +0000 UTC]
Hay thinks! I love them too!
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RonixNS [2015-03-09 00:20:57 +0000 UTC]
W8 what? How?! better said what do I need to do to do this?
(On what graphical calculator did you do this)
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tikitree2 In reply to RonixNS [2015-03-09 03:35:15 +0000 UTC]
I did it on my TI-84 plus.
If you want to make your own you first need to push [WINDOW] and set it to this.
Xmin=1
Xmax=95
Xscl=100
Ymin=1
Ymax=63
Yscl=100
Xres=1
this is to make your [GRAPH] a size of X=95 and Y=63, you do this because that is the screen resolution of the calculate. Next you push [2nd] then [PRGM] and scroll down to the bottom of the list where you select PEN. (Or instead of screwing down you can just push [ALPHA] then [MATH].) If you do it right you will see a blinking dot in the middle of the screen and the coordinates X=48 and Y=32 along the bottom. Now you can move the pen around with the [ARROWS] and the coordinates will change accordingly, to draw push [ENTER] then use the [ARROWS] to stop drawing push [ENTER] again. The biggest thing to know is that there is only one way to erase and that is by going [2nd] then [PRGM] then [ENTER] but this well erase everything. As far as I know there is no other way to erase.
Hope this helps and if you have anything questions feel free to ask.
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RonixNS In reply to tikitree2 [2015-03-09 17:27:05 +0000 UTC]
it was even a bit easier on mine! thx tiki
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tikitree2 In reply to tikitree2 [2015-03-09 03:58:25 +0000 UTC]
I am also vary happy you like what I do. I have been a fan of your work for a little while now but its the nature of being in a small community like the avail, everyone will eventual run into everyone else.
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