This is an engine that will graph sin and cos functions (and now tan functions): \(f\left(x\right)=\sin \left(x\right)\) \(f\left(x\right)=\cos \left(x\right)\) Blue: Sin Red: Cos Tan: Tan Recommended domain of horizontal stretch dilation factor: -10 ~ 10 Recommended range of vertical stretch dilation factor: -80 ~ 80 ------------------ If you are confused as to what this is, it is a trigonometric graphing system that plots the functions f(x) = sin x and f(x) = cos x . sin and cos are trigonometric functions that are used in things like right triangles, unit circles, etc. The numbers on the left side of the graph are sort of like the "answers" to the functions y = sin x and y = cos x (sin in this case codes for the y coordinates while cos codes for the x coordinates). The numbers on the x axis are the radian measurements for all 90 degree turns in a circle. Radians are basically another and simpler way to measure degrees in a circle/unit circle. 0 degrees is 0, 90 degrees is π/2, 180 is π, 270 is 3π/2, 360 is 2π. Now if you don't understand how to use this, you basically will put in your horizontal and vertical dilation factors (dilation in this case essentially means "change"). To see the normal function roll out type 0 for the vertical dilation factor and 1 for the horizontal dilation factor. Recommended range and domain is listed above. ------------------ Inside the project you can see the code I used along with some other little pieces of code I was able to put together (such as how to use pi in scratch)
Credits: - All was made by me Notes: - Sorry for the inactivity in regards to animating, I have been busy with school work and I made this to experiment with scratch's boundaries, apparently I can use this to graph tan, however I didn't even know that was possible to be honest
