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3d Graphics on a Calculator

The Science Elf

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How to implement a 3D ray tracer on a TI-84 graphing calculator using TI-BASIC.

Graphing calculators are pretty commonly used for things like, well, calculation, but thanks to algorithms like ray tracing, they can render incredibly realistic (for a calculator) 3d graphics. Downloads (Compatible with TI-84 C and TI-84 CE): -Files (github.com/TheScienceElf/TiBASIC-Raytracing) -TI Connect Software( education.ti.com/en/products/computer-software/ti-connect-sw )

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What people say. Shared as a cool example of implementing a ray tracer on highly constrained hardware.

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