i tried changing the xmin,xmax,etc but all it does random crap.. help 3: this is what i have now = resolution =2 size = 100 kt = 50 m = 4.0 xmin = 2.1 xmax = -0.6 ymin = -1.5 ymax = 1.5 dx = (xmax-xmin)/size dy = (ymax-ymin)/size pixels = {} function run() function MainCalculation(jx, jy, wx, wy, k...

lol, you wrote it!

to zoom in, decrease their values, to zoom out, increase them. E.g. multiply all of their values by 0.9 to zoom in, 1.1 to zoom out.

GijsB wrote:But does anybody know how to zoom into it xD?

change xmin/xmax ymin/ymax

Very cool (runs much quicker in LoveJIT btw)

Spent a while reading up on it and playing with the code/colours
Also found this which is quite cool:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3WdnLSI2hs

It's also similar to Aurora:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F41T2CpVdC8

Jordan4762 wrote:Ok, but I really need to know how to seperate that into different 'frames' in the coding, so I can, say, animate it.

Try following the linked tutorial.

Nice explanation, thanks :) I think I was thinking of functions in the wrong way. In my mind one function that does all of the things it needs to do is less bulky then splitting it into loads of different functions. I learnt Lua through WoW so some of the first example code i saw had functions like ...

Why is it forbidden for a function to do two different things? What would you use instead?

Why does lua include "..." if functions shouldnt have arguments?

IMO commenting is less explaining your complicated code, more explaining your complicated problem.

You need x and y coordinates to position the button, and a width and height to give it some substance. You then use the mousepressed function to check if the location of the mouse when it was pressed lies within the confines of your button. If you load an image, and set it to the same position and s...

I saw something sort of like this a while back. It was called Code Bubbles , which is think is a visual studio add-on. Being a very visual person myself I have to say this sounds quite awesome. Thats cool, I didn't really check what else had been done before i started making it, I'll check out the ...