remix space/click for next slide 0: released 1: added variable y 2: added the THIRD POWER 3: added how this gray thingy works 4: added variable z, tiles are now 3d, something special, oooooo! 5: half, imaginary units, 6: DA CHARACTERS, 1, -1, x, -x, x^2, -x^2, 0,0, 0^2, quaternions j and k, 0 powers, term adder, term splitter thirds 7: Sqrt(2), 2, 2^2, 2^3, edited k quaternion 8: REpeat codes, boxes 9: 1/x, -1/x, 1/0, pi, tau, √0, -√x, √x, (√0)i, (-√x)i, (√x)i, Eisenstein constant (-½+√-3), -ω, xw, -xw, x²w, -x³w, x³w, and -x²w tiles 10: xz, yz, zx, zy, -xz, -yz, -zx, -yz, 3, 3^2, 3^3, -3, -3^2, -3^3, and 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0^2, 0^3 11. x⁴, -x⁴, and 0⁴ (FOURTH DIMENSION BABYYYYY) 12: φ, -φ, -π and -τ 13: fixed fourth powers 14: e 15: Infinities (from algebra uhhhhh 2 [2]), 2x, powers of 1, 4 tiles, message, for fun #1 #1 mutafyan 16: here, a, b, and c. HAPPY NOW?! 17: Variable/constant for each perfect square chart, fusions x+1 and x+2, 1/4, -1/4, algebra uhhhhh [0] revamp, for fun #2 #2 mutafyan 18: more accurate sqrt(2) rules: 1. No red tiles, we do't want it be confused with their negative counterparts 2. You can add more stuff 3. If you want to add more algebra stuff that isn't tiles, add it's explanation 4. negatives are always red 5. no changing the saturation (unless you ran out of colors) 6. zeros are always gray 7. make the normal, negative counterpart and 0 counterpart stacked together and add a node on it, the other integers must be 1xn blocks tall, or you can switch them by their factors 8. you can add variables as long as they are one letter 9. you can only add your creations as characters 10. A perfect square remix should give out a variable
