Remix and replace the "x" on the left with any number you want to be aperialized. Rules: 1) Try not to be too complex with your number. 2) The maximum you can go is 2^32 - 1 (in which doesn't have a form), although parameters like ∞ are accepted. 3) Follow the Scratch TOS (I wrote this because I don't know what else to put here.) 4) If you want multiple numbers at once, the maximum is 10 at a time
A blue "x" means that the number is prime and doesn't have a symbol yet. These are called "unlisted primes." A green "x" next to a number means the most square form of the number contains an unlisted prime as a factor. A cyan "x" means the number's most square form is made up of unlisted primes only. The more cyan x's, the more unlisted primes in the factorization. Step 1: Find the closest factors. This can be done by visiting my project, pressing h or the Heven symbol, and typing the number. It MIGHT not register instantly depending on how high the number is: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1318748903/ Step 2: Keep factoring down until you reach a pre-determined number (0-35) or a prime (37, 41, 43, etc.) Step 3: For primes too high, go to this project for more: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1325304432 Step 4: Once you fetch all the designs, just put them together in the most reasonable way possible
