Can you make a working calculator in Gimkit

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The Graphing Calculator Guide | Difficulty:

If you’ve been in the community for long enough, you’ve probably heard me talk about my graphing calculator. Made on GKC day 6, most people consider it to be magic, but in this guide I’m going to break down how I made it, and how you can made it too. And for reference, the finished graphing calculator can be found here. This guide isn’t going to contain step by step instructions, since if it did it would take me a month to write. Instead, I’m going to explain how the graphing calculator works, a…

How to Make a Coolian Calculator ( Difficulty: )

Introduction In this guide I will be showing you how to make a calculator where you can input numbers, choose the equation symbol, and see your calculations. However, this calculator is a relatively simple one and can only: Input positive whole numbers, only have 2 values inputted, clear (no backspace). Also this uses 10% memory, so while it is a cool add to your map, it isn’t great for very high memory crammed maps unless necessary. What the finished calculator will look like (with optional …

How To Make an Exponential Graphing Calculator! Difficulty 9.5/10 or

Disclaimer: This is an exponential function graphing calculator. @Blackhole927’s graphing calculator graphs Linear and Quadratic functions. This guide is also guided toward medium-advanced gims. Introduction: This guide is not a very useful guide, because it just teaches you how to make an exponential function graphing calculator. But if you were interested in @Blackhole927’s graphing calculator and wanted to know how to recreate a variation of it, then this guide is great for you. I suggest y…

How to make a calculator (Difficulty: )

In this tutorial, we learn how to use buttons and properties to create a functional calculator! This calculator has the 4 basic functions of math, a game display to show the most recent calculation, and a working number changer. This is what you will need: [g1] 11x Buttons 5x Triggers 4x Properties 2x Counters Text to label the operations A way to show the result. I’m using a game overlay. Part 1 - Updating Counters Let’s set up the counters. Make them global, start at 0, and update prope…

GabrielisAwake's Binary Calculator v2.0: Addition + Subtraction

Before you view this guide, it is recommended that you build my last guide, if you are interested in building this one. This is going to be similar to the first guide in the first few steps, but it’s going to get a whole lot different. Also, it is best to have grid snap to 64 for this because I can say “Place this 4 blocks away, etc.” Since you have looked at or followed along to that guide, get ready to change it into this all-new calculator! vvv [Screenshot 2023-10-30 1.03.16 PM] I know it…

How To Make A *VERY* Basic BINARY Calculator With NO Properties (Memory: 2%) (Difficulty: 5/10 or )

This is a VERY basic design, as I just made this, so it can only add numbers together. The only binary digits the answer has are 16, 8, 4, 2, and 1; while the input numbers only have up to 8. But this is easier in the sense that the main columns for each input digit is essentially just the same thing copied. Would recommend having Grid Snap set to 64; Go to the bottom-left settings, enter editing options, scroll down until you see grid snap. Here is an image of it when it is NOT condensed: [S…