r/desmos

please help me as i am incredibly unemployed and fixated on this pointless task

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/pgnq4rq79r

I literally feel like this dumb patrick who doesn't even look like dumb patrick

I made a 3D interactive graph of the process that creates rainbows following the one I previously made in 2D (which I realized contained a mistake). This took days to make and I almost gave up 5 times. Who knew this could be so difficult? I made it as accurate and user friendly as possible. I might later implement more accurate diminishing of the light’s intensity when I have time.

High resolution (full spectrum):
https://www.desmos.com/3d/lqkhrcbpdf

Lower resolution (for improved performance):
https://www.desmos.com/3d/axtjnznwuv

also sorry for bad wording. i think you'll get the idea of what i want it to behave by the video.

link: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/j9klirougt

I need a waveform like this for my music project on desmos

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/tfr931ilg1

Day 7

-added log

- fixed ace scoring issue (was bc of scoring index not incrementing when cards are played but not scored)

- renamed var blindscore -> roundrequiredscore

- socre render stuff

- varbiable text size with 'width' and 'height' (this is huge)

-shop squircles

- redid colors (more readable)

- made progress spreadsheet

-preliminary connections between shop aand blind and blind selection along with opacity/layering stuff

-hands and discards updates (needs death implementation, hands<0 fine for now)

-shop labels/opacity stuff

-null color stuff (ex if hands<0 then turns gray)

TIME SPENT: ~4.5hrs?

ENJOYMENT: 8/10 (devastated by amount of work for jokers)

https://www.desmos.com/3d/sfzfdsmved
Here are some examples of using conditionals to draw gridlines and contour lines
for an electric dipole.

A simple project that "teleports" whatever part of the graphed function (black) is under the blue portal directly to the orange. Currently only works for f(x)=x and doesn't support recursion (portals on top of portals, one is basically physically under the other) I'd like your opinions thus far! https://www.desmos.com/calculator/mygwiwytzh

Desmos LaTeX Generator UI
This is an easy-to-use, styled LaTeX generator that compiles all the techniques discovered in posts such as this post or this post.
You can stack multiple UI classes (centred text, loading text, headings with shadow, etc.; order does matter),
Add Desmos UI icons (such as a cube icon),
Set fonts and text colour,
and add multiple format sections.

I find it's most useful for quickly adding formatted text; if you're looking to do some really crazy LaTeX black magic, it'll definitely be easier to write them manually.

Desmodder extension was used to make line breaks. Although using fractions and transparent text, you can create the same effect.

Okeh dokes, this was for a math assignment which is why Lace got a lemniscate. Still can't figure out the shading so the background is white, but overall, I guess this is what waiting for Sea of Sorrow does...

The original file was hella big and Desmos only allows saves for stuff less than 5MB, so sadly it ain't saved ;(

You can view some parts of it, though! Here's the whole thing, Hornet, Lace's head, Lace's legs, and flowers. :D

Based of the painting by Crockett Johnson

Took a while to make, had to learn parametric intersections.

Around 100 functioning parts to it

graph link here, and in comments for mobile users:

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/z4odhtibp2

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/xhi3w8g9m9

Day 6:
- scoring (finally) (but ofc there are still minor bugs)
- better visuals and color!
- bad news: tick is now ~60ms (triple original), but everything else seems to work fine
- overall really proud of the work i did today

also please comment i read all of them, especially when its abt bugs and stuff that would be useful for me to know

thanks for supporting me or else my motivation would have ran out a long time ago