The Powder Toy

Calculator by DarkSpirit1293

DarkSpirit1293
DarkSpirit1293
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16th Aug 2012
15th Mar 2017
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decimal electronics calculator addidtion electronic subtraction mutiplication division darkspirit1293 complicated

Comments

  • cyberdragon442
    cyberdragon442     17th Aug 2012
    I was going to EMP it but there are no batteries. it's all user powered.
  • plusallofyou
    plusallofyou     17th Aug 2012
    Yes 9x9 is 81. this is awsome +1
  • DarkSpirit1293
    DarkSpirit1293     17th Aug 2012
    That's because 9x9 is 81 ;D
  • Mauritzu
    Mauritzu     17th Aug 2012
    9x9 becomes 81 :S
  • cyberdragon442
    cyberdragon442     17th Aug 2012
    oooooo....division and decimals. +1
  • DarkSpirit1293
    DarkSpirit1293     17th Aug 2012
    Thanks for the positive feedback everyone, it is appreciated greatly ;D
  • cylers
    cylers     17th Aug 2012
    if you destroy the 6 compiler the answer 6 becomes a variable, i got eight or six or some other ones it was pretty cool ive saved it to see how to make variables now
  • Potbelly
    Potbelly     17th Aug 2012
    Nice, but we already have like 23 calculators.
  • benthecrazy
    benthecrazy     17th Aug 2012
    Try to take a look at Tycjan13's ROM ID:800452 Instead of the binary on the left side just use the combinations of the buttons pressed to chose the line with the correct answer. That will make your electronics much smaller!
  • holy_wasabi
    holy_wasabi     17th Aug 2012
    how is this pisible