Topic, Scratch Projects

  that is some cool algorithm you have, you didnt come up with that :P

  No so much when youre working with scratch, It would be simpler if it had the INT function, as it only has MOD,

  meh thats basic stuff, REAL basic...
if I wanted, I could use the same info to provide day of birth, star sign(capricorn, pisces, etc.) and also your life number...and all with the convenience of radio buttons XP

  Date calculator top that Hexicube...

  thats not half bad ;D
I wont contend with it, I have no purpose for a landscape generator :P
however, I did have a 3D experiment with islands ;)

  Simple landscape Generator

  alright, seeing as allyallys factor finder misses 1 and the number itself(which ARE factors), see function 5 on prime finder V3
[edit] Prime Finder V3 - Optimised
turns out writing to file wasnt lagging it that much, it was updating the display :P
using this one to write primes to disk(function 0) with prime finder on churned out a near 9mb file containing the first million primes an under a minute for me ;)
that near 9mb list is here

  hmm...I meant prime trees :P
[edit] ok updated link, removed old function 3 and replaced with function 5
I also renamed it :P

  5³ is not a facotor.

  I meant 5,5,5 (three 5s)
Prime Finder V3
see function 5 for factor generator...

  3 is not a factor of 125 ?

  @Prime Generator - See my prime finder, function 0
@Factor Generator - Does not work, 125 gets split into 5 and 25 rather than 3 5s

  useful !

  Also, a Factor Generator which is basically the opposite of the Prime Generator, Although it will detect primes,

  Ok, challenge 2; Prime Generator

  btw, if you want the C++ prime finder I made, its here
if youre looking for a speed test against your scratch one, use function 4...if youre testing its ability to find n primes, use function 1(0 writes the huge list to disk, which slows it down A LOT)...functions 2 and 3 dont really have much purpose :P
btw, always wanted to create prime tree mechanism lolz

  meh I tried finding multiples of 5, it slows more than it helps :_

  Lol... whatever you say, crazy person...

  meh im still working on my C++ one, which lists n amount of primes(if n=3 then it would say 2,3,5 for example)
it works, I just want MOAR SPEEDZ!!!

  Ah well, anyway, mines done.

  I did, and it put it ontop of the percent :_
[edit] I added a sneaky little speed boost to my C++ code, by analyzing the numbers it checks...basically it alternates between adding 2 and 4 because every third value is a multiple of 3...and I have already checked 3 early on(as well as 2)...

  You just drag it around the screen,

  I forgot to remove that XP
oh btw, how come the var says 'Stage Percent' and isnt in the same place I put it? (I put it exactly where isPrime goes, for teh awesome lookz XD)

  Ah, i checked your script you copied some of mine, but changed the variables, and you dont need to broadcast the prime or notprime unless you give another sprite the instruction to receive it,

  the speed is still quadratic, so I naturally dont trust it :P
[edit] oh wait, mine is faster :P

  Meh, there were, but there wont be now, i got rid of VarVar, it was just failing. so its slower, but more accurate,

  im only a noob because ive never used it before, and now to speed test them side-by-side :P
[edit] suspicious, are you certain there arent any possible holes in yours where non-primes can slip through, like when I used 49? :P
I want to see new 'code'

  Meh, s'nothin'. ;)

  ...?
I dont understand what you mean :P

  Lol, even for an advanced programmer, youre still a noob at scratch, :P