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Revision as of 03:26, 9 February 2020
This article shows how to use embedded math functions in VTube float point edit boxes.
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- Back to VTube-LASER
- Back to VTube-STEP
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The Floating Point Edit Box Embedded Calculator
As of version 3, VTube-STEP and VTube-LASER includes an embedded calculator in the floating point edit boxes anywhere in the main user interface.
See this example of how it works.
This is the tube before the change. |
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Choose the LL value in the LRA grid. |
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Subtract 5.2 like this: |
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The VTube calculator returns the result in the edit box like this: |
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Now reverse-calc the data and this is the new tube. |
Symbols, Constants, and Functions
Symbol | Description | Entry | Result |
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+ | Add | 1+1 | 2 |
Other Pages
- See VTube-LASER
- See VTube-STEP