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#1 miltonthemoose

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Posted 12 January 2004 - 03:15 AM

no matter how many times i read the manual i still dont understand how to use
F-line and Plot on

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Posted 12 January 2004 - 04:04 AM

join the club :hammer:

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Posted 12 January 2004 - 05:04 AM

lol, have you read my Casio BASIC tutorial yet? (I cant remember if I have gotten that far...)

anyway, PlotOn simply turns a pixel on at X,Y on the graph

so, if you do this:
ClrGraph //clears the graph and sets the view window to the initial setting
PlotOn 0,0
PlotOn 1,1
PlotOn 1,-1
PlotOn -1,-1
PlotOn -1,1
would make something like a 5 on a dice

unlike PxlOn you can use decimels:
PlotOn 0,0
PlotOn .1,0
PlotOn .2,0
PlotOn .3,0
PlotOn .4,0
PlotOn .5,0

when the graph is set normally you can think of Plot -6.3,3.1 as the same as PxlOn 1,1

now F-Line is the exact same thing, except that its two Plots connected by a line:

Plot 0,0
Plot 1,1
Line

is the same as

F-Line 0,0,1,1 //F-line x1,y1,x2,y2

if you need any clarification just ask.


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