Saturday, September 7, 2019

TI NSpire CX II: Animation Demo

TI NSpire CX II:  Animation Demo

Introduction 

This blog entry demonstrates the use of drawing commands from the TI Nspire CX II (and TI Nspire CX II CAS) to animate objects.  The main loop used in these animations used has the structure:

...
Local variables needed including coordinates
For coordinate 1, begin, end, step   
For coordinate 2, begin, end, step (if necessary)
UseBuffer
...
SetColor red, green, blue
draw objects
....
PaintBuffer
Wait  seconds
EndFor
EndFor (if a second for loop is used)
...

Demo 1:  Animation of a Circle Across the Screen

Define ani1()=
Prgm
:© animate a circle across the screen part 1
:Local x
:SetWindow 0,10,0,10
:For x,1,9,2
:  UseBuffer 
:  Clear 
:© cherry red
:  SetColor 255,27,34
:  FillCircle x,9,2
:  PaintBuffer 
:  Wait 1
:
:EndFor
:EndPrgm

Demo 2:  Animation of a Circle Across and Down the Screen

Define ani2()=
Prgm
:© 2019-07-29 EWS
:©  animate a circle
:Local x,y
:For y,10,190,20
:  For x,10,270,20
:    UseBuffer 
:    Clear 
:    SetColor 255,27,34
:    FillCircle x,y,20
:    PaintBuffer 
:    Wait 0.25
:  EndFor
:EndFor
:
:SetColor 0,0,0
:DrawText 10,10,"Done!"
:EndPrgm

Demo 3:  Animation of a Circle with Alternating Colors


Define ani3()=
Prgm
:© 2019-07-29 EWS
:©  animate a circle
:Local x,y,flag
:flag:=0
:For y,10,190,20
:  For x,10,270,20
:    UseBuffer 
:    Clear 
:    If flag=0 Then
:      SetColor 255,27,34
:      flag:=1
:    Else
:      SetColor 0,228,221
:      flag:=0
:    EndIf
:    FillCircle x,y,20
:    PaintBuffer 
:    Wait 0.175
:  EndFor
:EndFor
:
:SetColor 0,0,0
:DrawText 10,10,"Done!"
:EndPrgm

Demo 4:  Barbell Animation



Define ani4()=
Prgm
:© barbell animation
:© 2019-07-30 EWS
:Local x,y,xc,yc,θ
:
:© radians mode
:setMode(2,1)
:
:For θ,0,8*π,((π)/(12))
:  UseBuffer 
:  Clear 
:© the bar
:  xc:=60*cos(θ)+159
:  yc:=60*sin(θ)+106
:  SetColor 48,48,48
:  DrawLine 159,106,xc,yc
:  SetColor 205,127,50
:  FillCircle xc,yc,15
:  SetColor 0,0,0
:  FillCircle 159,106,15
:  PaintBuffer 
:  Wait 0.15
:EndFor
:DrawText 0,25,"Done!"
:EndPrgm

Demo 5:  Bouncing Box Animation

Define ani5()=
Prgm
:© bouncing box
:Local r,g,b,x,y,t,θ
:© use pixels
:x:=106
:y:=159
:© degrees
:setMode(2,2)
:
:© set initial angle
:θ:=randInt(1,359)
:
:For t,1,1000
:UseBuffer 
:Clear 
:r:=randInt(0,255)
:g:=randInt(0,255)
:b:=randInt(0,255)
:SetColor r,g,b
:FillRect x,y,10,10
:
:x:=10*cos(θ)+x
:y:=10*sin(θ)+y
:
:If x≥310 or x≤10 or y≥200 or y≤10 Then
: θ:=mod(θ+90,360)
:EndIf
:SetColor 0,15,96
:DrawPoly {10,10,310,310,10},{10,200,200,10,10}
: PaintBuffer 
: Wait 0.05
:EndFor
:EndPrgm

A copy of the tns document can be downloaded here:  https://drive.google.com/open?id=1bkKEsLxaOd4svqw-S-ftZ3CkUe_NUDOm

Eddie

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