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living graphs would be great.
by pazimzadeh 2y ago
living graphs would be great.
- MBCook 2y agoThey are. Once you make a graph, you can do something like tap on one of the values in the equation and do a gesture to change the value and the graph will update live. I don’t know if I’m explaining it well. It was shown in the original demo of math notes during WWDC.
- mlajtos 2y agoIt is true that in the WWDC24 keynote, Jenny Chen demoed a graph that could be changed by dragging a slider of one of the variables [0], but as you can see in demo in the article, graphs are dead – they do not respond to changing variables. Or maybe I am just doing something wrong... [0]: https://youtu.be/RXeOiIDNNek?t=2900 https://youtu.be/RXeOiIDNNek?t=2900
- Deadsunrise 2y agoI just tested your example and is working fine on two different ipads on iPadOS 18.2 Beta 1 and 2.
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- mlajtos 2y agoYou are right, graphs are alive since 18.1. I fixed the article. Thank you.
- Jtsummers 2y agoThat works in 18.1. Tap the number you want to change in the equation and you get a slider. Change the number and the graph changes.
- mlajtos 2y agoYou are right, graphs are alive in 18.1. I fixed the article. Thank you.
- pederb72 2y agoLooks like the graph is rendering a different expression than the one you are modifying. If you tap to select the graph element view there’s a graph config button you can tap to select which expressions are actually active for that view.
- mlajtos 2y agoProblem was that iPadOS 18.0 did not support alive graphs.