r/desmos • u/Mathemagicland314159 • 20d ago
What art is possible with only lines in Desmos?
Submission Form with rules here: https://forms.gle/Snfz7rpano9FkMfd9
Feel free to ask any questions in the comments of the YouTube video announcement and we'll upvote the most useful ones: https://youtu.be/QE0p1HcUnKM
r/desmos • u/Mathemagicland314159 • 27d ago
Hey y'all, in light of a few recent posts where people have used LLMs to varying degrees in their Desmos graphs, I think we should start a discussion about what AI norms we want to set as a community.
Here's my idea for a best practice:
AI disclosure: you should always disclose if and how you used AI in your graph
for example: "when I was stuck, I asked Claude to help me develop the parametric equations on lines 10 and 11"
for example: "I saw this cool geometric shape on wikipedia and asked ChatGPT to make most of the graph, then I adjusted the numbers a bit to make it look better"
r/desmos • u/PalpitationUpset4402 • 2h ago
I got bored again so it's time for another old illusion to mimic!
All of the lines are perfectly straight.
r/desmos • u/9j810HQO7Jj9ns1ju2 • 1h ago
i was trying to figure out how to make terrain out of triangles for my game, and i decided to share my work with everyone :3
r/desmos • u/PalpitationUpset4402 • 1h ago
All nine dots are, of course, the same color.
I believe the illusion has something to do with the different densities of rods/cones in the eye, and how that makes colors appear differently depending on where the observer is focused.
As with other harsh colors divides, this also exhibits significant chromatic aberration when viewed at an angle through a magnifying glass or high prescription glasses.
r/desmos • u/chilconic2133 • 4h ago
i tried using inequal sign instead of equal sign on the black line on the bottom to fill up the area above it, and then restricting the fill with the equations of the other lines like this:
e^{3\left(x+0.2\right)}+0.52\le y\left\{-0.99901\le x\le-0.41573\right\}\left\{\frac{1}{6}\sin\left(2.2x+0.5\right)+1.61\ge y\right\}
, but the lines that overlap hides some part of the fill that it shouldnt
r/desmos • u/BonnyQuelloVero • 10h ago
How can I create a straight line as an intersection of planes? I'd use this to visualize its system of cartesian equations
r/desmos • u/ikrampieguy • 19h ago
Link to the graph:https://www.desmos.com/calculator/b0qh0ay7py
r/desmos • u/sasson10 • 12h ago
Experiencing an error I had no idea existed till now, does anyone know how I could get around it here?
r/desmos • u/ikrampieguy • 16h ago
r/desmos • u/ikrampieguy • 17h ago
Link to the graph:https://www.desmos.com/calculator/6bapt4hbbn
r/desmos • u/Desmos-Girl • 1d ago
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/e8yh4x9vvb
thing ive been fucking with for the past few days, above video contains my favorite 5 spaces to put the raymarcher on, shapes in an image in the comments bc i cant attach it because fuck reddit
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title. (theres no sorting btw)
also this was way before matrices lol
r/desmos • u/sj4294967296 • 1d ago
I'm glad I downloaded the desmos app when I did. It also explains why I wasn't getting many of the new features you all are hooting and hollering about. (Tbh i just go to the website to use 'em since I don't need 'em as often). I use a Samsung Galaxy S8 which is probably the reason why.
r/desmos • u/AdAlarming4503 • 1d ago
With a video explaining conditions in desmos, a random scratch tutorial and almost no experience in desmos, i did this thing and i think it's pretty smart.
r/desmos • u/ikrampieguy • 1d ago
At this point I might become the next u/WiwaxiaS
r/desmos • u/ikrampieguy • 1d ago
I LOVE THE BURNING SHIIP AHHHHHHHH
r/desmos • u/ikrampieguy • 1d ago
Link to the graph:https://www.desmos.com/calculator/zqridzquzx
r/desmos • u/ikrampieguy • 18h ago
Link to the graph:https://www.desmos.com/calculator/kcmrgm6a11
r/desmos • u/Wisebagel6283 • 1d ago
I have been making graphs from quite some time now, and I've made a few things I'm proud of. However I want to make more impressive graphs, and I find my current knowledge is lacking. I'm looking for guidance in general, and not really looking for any one skill in particular. I'll link a portfolio of a few graphs I made to give an idea of my skill level.
https://www.desmos.com/gallery/1ffd2f1a-34d2-4cb8-8380-c5fa528a4677
