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| 13 Jun 2017 12:25 AM |
normal log(x) produces a graph where the more it grows the less it grows
useful for making a cooldown where the more a user presses a button the more time it takes for cooldown while not increasing the time too quickly
what would I do if I wanted to invert that so the more it grows the faster it grows?
application would be a user's health increasing as their level stat increases ideally the more they level up the greater the reward to the user
does anyone know of a graphing function that produces the desired result
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| 13 Jun 2017 12:27 AM |
| In order to make a graph that grows at a faster and faster rate you're going to want to use an exponential equation. For example, "x^2" |
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| 13 Jun 2017 12:29 AM |
do u not even know wat a logarithm is
even a simple google search
log base 10 of x = y 10^y = x
its the inverse of the exponential however it is more limited |
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| 13 Jun 2017 12:32 AM |
oh right lmao
i feel dumb for even asking this
but now that i know what to do i'm glad
thanks |
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