There must be some code to do this. I find it annoying to have to copy paste and add the " * "s. I don't want an extension ( I know there's one out there and I could make my own)
Just a small convienence question.
There must be some code to do this. I find it annoying to have to copy paste and add the " * "s. I don't want an extension ( I know there's one out there and I could make my own
Just a small convienence question.
Advanced Math Object
under 40seconds
if you dont want an extension, are you using alterable values?
x pow 2?
What Dynasoft said - use the "pow" function in the expression editor.
ie. 2 pow 2 = 2^2 = 4
3 pow 4 = 3^4 = 81
Thanks!
Also, How do I get the absolute value?
Oh come on.
abs(x)... MMF has a list of functions in the expression editor, in the special object.
:blush:
While absolute was mentioned, can someone quickly explain what it does? (I dont have MMF2 with me right now to check)
makes all numbers positive.
abs(-5) = 5
abs(5) = 5
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