Author Topic: Very Basic Calculator v1.5! New save attached!  (Read 2872 times)

Whats new in v1.5
  • made it look a bit better
  • it prints your calculation on its screen, but still uses bottomprint for the answer.
  • glitch where it prints 0+0 after you hit equals, just hit "C" to fix it. its due to the print count being set to zero after every calculation.

This is my first attempt at making something using variabes, I know it isn't the prettiest thing, I'm working on it. It can only do 1 digit by 1 digit calulations. Rate x/10 if you want to. Save.
New pic.

« Last Edit: August 29, 2011, 08:38:32 PM by COOKIEZ »

I don't get where the "answer" would be.  I click "1 + 1" and it would tell me in chat?


client > bottomprint

Ah alright.  Use print events and make a calculator that actually works like a real one.  That'd be more interesting.

Ah alright.  Use print events and make a calculator that actually works like a real one.  That'd be more interesting.
That was the original idea, but like I said. This is my first attempt at variables. I couldn't figure out the whole if the "if the answer is bigger than 10 move the 2nd digit into the second column".

That was the original idea, but like I said. This is my first attempt at variables. I couldn't figure out the whole if the "if the answer is bigger than 10 move the 2nd digit into the second column".

 /shrug.   Makes sense.  Good job for a first attempt too, I had trouble when I first learned Variables (Of course, I used the old ones which were a little more out-of-place.  They were easier to use, but you had to jump through hoops sometimes to make them work together.)

I've seen people use the old ones, my head would probably explode from confusion if I had to use them. :cookieMonster: Another thing I never got was my half-assed attempt at making a generator, like the one in Isar Tower. I figured out how to make the generator store energy but I can't figure out how to make items like a lamp for example, use the energy!

I've seen people use the old ones, my head would probably explode from confusion if I had to use them.

I use them still.



Anyone could make this.  But good job.


Edit...

Didn't read this was your FIRST TIME.

10/10 if it works.
« Last Edit: August 29, 2011, 12:16:38 AM by mattnett1 »

This is pretty impressive for a first try with variables

now make it with default events  :cookieMonster:

now make it with default events  :cookieMonster:

Its impossible. A calculator is made with various amounts of Variable Condition Events.