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#1 mitsuijoe

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Posted 23 August 2003 - 01:31 PM

I have a bunch of short programs i need to load , kind of iffy on the syntax. could use some help. I'm migrating from a ti-68 to a fx-7400g plus

How do you input the following (with prompts):
RPM =(3.82*SFM) /D (Revolutions per minute)
TP=2*sqrt(Xsq+Ysq) (True Position)

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Posted 23 August 2003 - 01:40 PM

first off, only one letter variables are allowed, so I will use R for RPM, S for SFM, and T for TP.

"VALUE OF D"?->D //-> is the [->] button
"VALUE OF SFM"?->S
((3.82*S)/D)->R
"RPM="
R_ //_ is the little triangle found in the prgm menu ( <span class=Shift' /><span class=VARS' /> )

"VALUE OF X"?->X
"VALUE OF Y"?->Y
2*sqrt(X^2+Y^2)->T
"TP="
T_

Hope that helps

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Posted 23 August 2003 - 01:51 PM

:blink: What???? Can we use more than one letter variables on TI's?

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Posted 23 August 2003 - 01:53 PM

yeah... classpad too

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Posted 23 August 2003 - 02:04 PM

:blink: Ora bolas?. So this means that we can make the impossible in the AFX possible in the GlassPad and TI?s?..

I only thing in what I can do whit this ?option? in my game for the contest??..
Another question Crimson where can I buy one ClassPad in internet, how much it cost in US dollars or Euros?

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Posted 23 August 2003 - 02:10 PM

what country do you live in brazzucko? the classpad can be bought at www.casio.com but they might not ship to your country. :(

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Posted 23 August 2003 - 02:15 PM

:lol: Well I?m a Brazilian but right now m studding in Portugal ( Europe ), so if I can receive it in Portugal, or maybe buy one here, but I?m sure that if I buy it here I will pay a hell of money for the GassPad, so I prefer to buy one in the internet?.

One thing did I have to pay before receive it, or I pay when I receive the calculator, how did you do?

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Posted 23 August 2003 - 02:16 PM

I paid with credit card over the internet before i got it. i think you can get the classpad anywhere in europe, so it should work.

if you want to see what the classpad can do go here, i posted some pictures.

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Posted 23 August 2003 - 02:25 PM

first off, only one letter variables are allowed, so I will use R for RPM, S for SFM, and T for TP.

"VALUE OF D"?->D //-> is the [->] button
"VALUE OF SFM"?->S
((3.82*S)/D)->R
"RPM="
R_  //_ is the little triangle found in the prgm menu ( <span class=Shift' /><span class=VARS' /> )

"VALUE OF X"?->X
"VALUE OF Y"?->Y
2*sqrt(X^2+Y^2)->T
"TP="
T_

Hope that helps

Thanks

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Posted 23 August 2003 - 02:27 PM

:lol: Coolll..... when I got my GassPad you will see what I will do ( just wait for my game for you have one idea ).....

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Posted 23 August 2003 - 02:30 PM

that program whos screenshots you were looking at is called caspaint, its a graphic design program I made that emulates Adobe photoshop, once you get your classpad you can use it to make so seriously cool graphics... I even used it to make a wallpaper for my computer :D

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Posted 23 August 2003 - 02:37 PM

B) Did you have made some games for the GassPad, I have see something about one PC emulator where can I download it?

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Posted 23 August 2003 - 05:30 PM

well caspaint was made so I could use it to create games with good graphics, so no I haven't made a game yet. if you get the emulator make sure to use the CasPM version of caspaint, it works on the manager but the other dosen't.

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Posted 23 August 2003 - 07:00 PM

I saw yesterday a website in Colombia that ship classpad's to some places in latin america. I send them an e-mail to make answers to them but i made an estimate of the cost: about 300 US dollars :blink:

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Posted 24 August 2003 - 04:25 AM

brazzucko you can always write variables to matrix's or lists if you need more space

i kinda look at it as swap in today's computers, so you wanna put the variables you wont access constantly in the "swap" and keep the constantly used variables in the "ram or cache" (the actual variables a-z +2)

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Posted 24 August 2003 - 12:37 PM

B) Did you have made some games for the GassPad, I have see something about one PC emulator where can I download it?

umm, brazzucko... its ClassPad not GassPad... I'd hate to own a GassPad... :D

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Posted 26 August 2003 - 07:40 PM

I wonder what GassPad could be...
Maybe some new gas weapon tool? Remote control? :greengrin:

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Posted 26 August 2003 - 08:48 PM

:lol: If I remember well the saltire web site has games for the GlassPad, now I don?t know if are BASIC games or ASM/C?..

Did you crimson give-me the direct link for download the emulator, we have any limitations using this emulator.




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