Edgar, Tim

I remember that, within the air typing, you could drop one or more objets
into other objet and use the formers as arguments of a message sent to the
dropee. Meanwhile you choose one of the possible selectors, the droped
objects orbited the would be receiver as small satellites.
Is that feature still working for Tim's demo?
Best

Emilio

PS: Richie, one of the developer of that feature is now working with
satellites orbitig earth :)

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> On 29-01-2014, at 6:03 AM, Edgar De Cleene <edgardec2005 at gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Here http://squeakros.org/MathMorph.zip you could download a complete
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>> old image (4.3Mb) with sources and Mac old VM running MathMorhs.
>> Runs in any Mac new and old G4, so should run in Pi with proper VM.
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> Thank you! (A note - it wouldn’t unzip with the default unzipper on my
> iMac but was fine with the UnArchiver)
> It’s very, very, cool. I think for a quick demo I’d be inclined to build a
> clutch of action buttocks that would fire off each demo plot and just show
> one case of the air-typing, simply to save time.
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> I can’t tell from my very quick look so far - did anyone ever make dynamic
> plots? I’m thinking having sliders or other inputs immediately affecting
> the plot. There are a few people I’ve come across online that are
> interested is trying to use Scratch to teach about algorithms and
> functions and other mathy stuff, and I have been encouraging them to look
> at mathmorphs for inspiration. Mixing Scratch tile building with mathmorph
> function handling and plotting might make a really neat tuition tool, one
> worthy of ‘selling’ as a classroom app on Pi’s for example.
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> tim
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> Useful random insult:- Sailboat fuel for brains.
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