ah yes, m a t h s ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Enter any number above 0 to have it visualized, or enter an R to generate a random value from 1 to 999. When you enter your number, you will see 2 zones. If your number is in the blue, something has gone horribly wrong. If the number is in the red, the line may not render right due to sprite fencing. The cyan circle is the current value of the number. At the bottom, you'll see the starting number, how many attempts it takes to get to a value of 1 with the Collatz Conjecture. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Speaking of which, the Collatz Conjecture (The 3x+1 problem) goes off of a few simple rules: If the number is even, divide by 2. (x/2) If the number is odd, multiply by 3 and add 1. (3x+1) The problem states that every positive integer, after long enough, will become the value of 1. (Once a value is 1, it becomes an infinite loop of 4, 2, 1) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ again, would post on alt but i forgor