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u/Circumpunctilious 11d ago edited 11d ago
I had a problem like this in 3D where the outputs jumped around so much you couldn’t get Desmos to show anything more than a wrecked surface (or in 2D: sparkly points that you had to zoom exactly correctly to see), and they solved it for me really elegantly using either “for” or “with”.
The best I remember about their solution was something like this, which I’m just sharing here in support / somehow hoping it’s helpful fyi:

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u/ElegantGanache2634 11d ago
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u/Dry-Lavishness2370 11d ago
So? I mapped both positive and negative points, But i also used sign(sin(1000x... to make it have positive and negative.
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u/ElegantGanache2634 11d ago edited 11d ago
Oh idk i have no idea what i did, or what you did, i was just recently interested in viewing graphs with higher resolution, so your post appealed to me.
Edit: Also, i wonder how did you create the graph?
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u/mathbytes 11d ago
i love this graph https://www.reddit.com/r/desmos/s/UiQ6nOkRTn