The answer: use lists. See inside for how to do it This calculates the sin, cos and tan of all the numbers from 0 to 360,000 using the built-in trigonometry blocks, and then using lists. In general, the list method is at least 2 times faster than using the built-in blocks. Please note that this approach only works for whole values, however for most purposes rounding to the nearest whole number should give accurate enough values for most of your needs. Edit: it seems to only run 2× faster on my laptop :/ Update June 2021: it seems to be either close to 1 or less than 1 times faster for some people :C Update December 2023: reports vary from twice as slow to 7 times as fast (on turbowarp). Use at your own risk.
