Homebrew [Release] Graphing Calculator

[flarn2006]

This is a simple graphing calculator that works with RPN equations. (Update: You can also enter equations the normal way by pressing A.)

See the readme for instructions.

Get the latest version from here: https://github.com/flarn2006/GraphCalc3DS/releases.

 

[UltiNaruto]

That's a quite good idea
I will work on some tools later. Because games are quite time consuming.

 

[Suicuark]

wow very good idea!
(also is it difficult to create tools like that?)

 

[UltiNaruto]

Depends on what you wanna create. The difficulty won't be the same on everything you will create.

 

[Suicuark]

okay thanks for your answer!

 

[UltiNaruto]

No problem

 

[BurningDesire]

HAHA! Now i can use my 3DS in math! Amazing work though!

 

[The_Meistro]

You should put a compiled version up for grabs. Someones gonna be asking for it lol

 

[flarn2006]

You should put a compiled version up for grabs. Someones gonna be asking for it lol

I did a while ago. Check the link again.

 

[The_Meistro]

I did a while ago. Check the link again.

Wow you really are prepared!

 

[farias0]

First, nice project! For real!

Now, why I get stack overflow most of the time? I can't insert x^2, x+2 or anything like that. I can insert a constant or x exp, though. Am I doing something wrong?

 

[GhostLatte]

Too bad I can't use my N3DS in Trig

 

[flarn2006]

Too bad I can't use my N3DS in Trig

If you were to bring it in just for fun, and show your teacher this app, I'd be curious if they'd let you. Plus it would give you an excuse to bring it so if there's a break or something you can play games with the sound off.

 

[Fishaman P]

If you were to bring it in just for fun, and show your teacher this app, I'd be curious if they'd let you. Plus it would give you an excuse to bring it so if there's a break or something you can play games with the sound off.

Kinda off topic, but are game systems not allowed in school where you live? By me they're allowed during lunch and breaks, and teachers never caught you playing in class if you were smart.

 

[Pedeadstrian]

If you were to bring it in just for fun, and show your teacher this app, I'd be curious if they'd let you. Plus it would give you an excuse to bring it so if there's a break or something you can play games with the sound off.

But they can connect to the internet, so it's barely different than using a smartphone, which I imagine most teachers/schools have rules against.

Kinda off topic, but are game systems not allowed in school where you live? By me they're allowed during lunch and breaks, and teachers never caught you playing in class if you were smart.

I would imagine your school is the exception. The high school I went to don't even allow you to have mp3 players, regardless of whether or not you're in class. Of course, I still did. I knew how to hide the wires in my hoodie.

 

[Cyan]

if you could add a Z axes it would make beautiful landscape-like generated equation.
I had one on amiga (don't remember the name, sorry), it was long to render, but it was interesting to see a 3 dimensional equation.

edit:
things like that:

z = sin(x2) × cos(y2).

Spoiler

 

[BurningDesire]

Kinda off topic, but are game systems not allowed in school where you live? By me they're allowed during lunch and breaks, and teachers never caught you playing in class if you were smart.

I play mine during English. Teachers don't give a fuck. Me and my friend sit in the corner and play smash/animal crossing. However, this is only on block days. Again though, now i can be productive!

 

[Xen0]

Would it be possible to add square Numbers like ²? When I do x^2 it says stack overflow.

 

[flarn2006]

Would it be possible to add square Numbers like ²? When I do x^2 it says stack overflow.

You have to input the equations in RPN. That is, you put the operator after both the operands. So you would enter "x 2 ^".

Also, are you sure it didn't say stack underflow?

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if you could add a Z axes it would make beautiful landscape-like generated equation.
I had one on amiga (don't remember the name, sorry), it was long to render, but it was interesting to see a 3 dimensional equation.

edit:
things like that:

z = sin(x2) × cos(y2).

Spoiler

I thought about that too, mainly because it would work well with the 3D display. I'll consider it; it might be in a future version. No promises though.

 

[gamerboy1995]

You have to input the equations in RPN. That is, you put the operator after both the operands. So you would enter "x 2 ^".

Also, are you sure it didn't say stack underflow?

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I thought about that too, mainly because it would work well with the 3D display. I'll consider it; it might be in a future version. No promises though.

Is there any advantage to using RPN in terms of the way the 3DS handles it (ie maybe it computes faster?), or was that just a personal choice on your part? Maybe you could add a settings toggle to switch between RPN and the normal notation to make it easier for the like 99% of us that don't use RPN?


Also, I was almost disappointed to her this didn't have a Z axis, because how cool would it be to use the actual 3D part of the 3DS? it would take forever to compute the points though.