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TBIrd

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Hello everyone
I need help making a "table" with the values in an array
I want it to look like one of those multiplication tables you see in the back of those composition books that you have to buy for school
Here is my Array (Took me ~30min to type so would really like help from here):

Mult(1,1)=1
Mult(1,2)=2
Mult(1,3)=3
Mult(1,4)=4
Mult(1,5)=5
Mult(1,6)=6
Mult(1,7)=7
Mult(1,8)=8
Mult(1,9)=9
Mult(1,10)=10
Mult(2,1)=2
Mult(2,2)=4
Mult(2,3)=6
Mult(2,4)=8
Mult(2,5)=10
Mult(2,6)=12
Mult(2,7)=14
Mult(2,8)=16
Mult(2,9)=18
Mult(2,10)=20
Mult(3,1)=3
Mult(3,2)=6
Mult(3,3)=9
Mult(3,4)=12
Mult(3,5)=15
Mult(3,6)=18
Mult(3,7)=21
Mult(3,8)=24
Mult(3,9)=27
Mult(3,10)=30
Mult(4,1)=4
Mult (4,2)=8
Mult(4,3)=12
Mult(4,4)=16
Mult(4,5)=20
Mult(4,6)=24
Mult(4,7)=28
Mult(4,8)=32
Mult(4,9)=36
Mult(4,10)=40
Mult(5,1)=5
Mult(5,2)=10
Mult(5,3)=15
Mult(5,4)=20
Mult(5,5)=25
Mult(5,6)=30
Mult(5,7)=35
Mult(5,8)=40
Mult(5,9)=45
Mult(5,10)=50
Mult(6,1)=6
Mult(6,2)=12
Mult(6,3)=18
Mult(6,4)=24
Mult(6,5)=30
Mult(6,6)=36
Mult(6,7)=42
Mult(6,8)=48
Mult(6,9)=54
Mult(6,10)=60
Mult(7,1)=7
Mult(7,2)=14
Mult(7,3)=21
Mult(7,4)=28
Mult(7,5)=35
Mult(7,6)=42
Mult(7,7)=49
Mult(7,8)=56
Mult(7,9)=63
Mult(7,10)=70
Mult(8,1)=8
Mult(8,2)=16
Mult(8,3)=24
Mult(8,4)=32
Mult(8,5)=40
Mult(8,6)=48
Mult(8,7)=56
Mult(8,8)=64
Mult(8,9)=72
Mult(8,10)=80
Mult(9,1)=9
Mult(9,2)=18
Mult(9,3)=27
Mult(9,4)=36
Mult(9,5)=45
Mult(9,6)=54
Mult(9,7)=63
Mult(9,8)=72
Mult(9,9)=81
Mult(9,10)=90
Mult(10,1)=10
Mult(10,2)=20
Mult(10,3)=30
Mult(10,4)=40
Mult(10,5)=50
Mult(10,6)=60
Mult(10,7)=70
Mult(10,8)=80
Mult(10,9)=90
Mult(10,10)=100

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Mult(1,1)=1
Mult(1,2)=2
Mult(1,3)=3
Mult(1,4)=4
Mult(1,5)=5
Mult(1,6)=6
Mult(1,7)=7
Mult(1,8)=8
Mult(1,9)=9
Mult(1,10)=10
Mult(2,1)=2
Mult(2,2)=4
Mult(2,3)=6
Mult(2,4)=8
Mult(2,5)=10
Mult(2,6)=12
Mult(2,7)=14
Mult(2,8)=16
Mult(2,9)=18
Mult(2,10)=20
Mult(3,1)=3
Mult(3,2)=6
Mult(3,3)=9
Mult(3,4)=12
Mult(3,5)=15
Mult(3,6)=18
Mult(3,7)=21
Mult(3,8)=24
Mult(3,9)=27
Mult(3,10)=30
Mult(4,1)=4
Mult (4,2)=8
Mult(4,3)=12
Mult(4,4)=16
Mult(4,5)=20
Mult(4,6)=24
Mult(4,7)=28
Mult(4,8)=32
Mult(4,9)=36
Mult(4,10)=40
Mult(5,1)=5
Mult(5,2)=10
Mult(5,3)=15
Mult(5,4)=20
Mult(5,5)=25
Mult(5,6)=30
Mult(5,7)=35
Mult(5,8)=40
Mult(5,9)=45
Mult(5,10)=50
Mult(6,1)=6
Mult(6,2)=12
Mult(6,3)=18
Mult(6,4)=24
Mult(6,5)=30
Mult(6,6)=36
Mult(6,7)=42
Mult(6,8)=48
Mult(6,9)=54
Mult(6,10)=60
Mult(7,1)=7
Mult(7,2)=14
Mult(7,3)=21
Mult(7,4)=28
Mult(7,5)=35
Mult(7,6)=42
Mult(7,7)=49
Mult(7,8)=56
Mult(7,9)=63
Mult(7,10)=70
Mult(8,1)=8
Mult(8,2)=16
Mult(8,3)=24
Mult(8,4)=32
Mult(8,5)=40
Mult(8,6)=48
Mult(8,7)=56
Mult(8,8)=64
Mult(8,9)=72
Mult(8,10)=80
Mult(9,1)=9
Mult(9,2)=18
Mult(9,3)=27
Mult(9,4)=36
Mult(9,5)=45
Mult(9,6)=54
Mult(9,7)=63
Mult(9,8)=72
Mult(9,9)=81
Mult(9,10)=90
Mult(10,1)=10
Mult(10,2)=20
Mult(10,3)=30
Mult(10,4)=40
Mult(10,5)=50
Mult(10,6)=60
Mult(10,7)=70
Mult(10,8)=80
Mult(10,9)=90
Mult(10,10)=100

Thanks in advance for any help!

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Tobo

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Posted: 10th Dec 2005 08:08

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Something like this?

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for n=1 to 10
   for f=1 to 10
      print f*n," ";
   next f
   print
next n

wait key
end

?

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Posted: 10th Dec 2005 08:23

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Or, even better (and along your lines)

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dim mult(10,10)

for n=1 to 10
   for f=1 to 10
      mult(n,f)=n*f
      text f*20,n*10,str$(mult(n,f))
   next f
   print
next n

wait key
end

Is that it?

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Grog Grueslayer

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Posted: 10th Dec 2005 09:22 Edited at: 10th Dec 2005 21:00

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You don't have to put it in an array. Don't feel bad either... we have all done things the hard way first.

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x=100:y=100
for t=1 to 10
 for t2=1 to 10
  a=t*t2
  text x,y,str$(a)
  inc y,20
 next t2
 y=100:inc x,40
next t
wait key

But if you really want it:

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dim Mult(10,10)

x=100:y=100
for t=1 to 10
 for t2=1 to 10
  Mult(t,t2)=t*t2
  text x,y,str$(Mult(t,t2))
  inc y,20
 next t2
 y=100:inc x,40
next t
wait key

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Tobo

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Posted: 10th Dec 2005 20:37 Edited at: 10th Dec 2005 20:37

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The 'PRINT' command in my second piece of code is there by mistake, btw.

Ignore it.

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Posted: 10th Dec 2005 21:02

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I didn't see your message Tobo when I wrote that message... still in a newbie slap are we?

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Posted: 11th Dec 2005 07:58

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:-(

'fraid so.

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Dodic

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hm....could you just make a 3d model instead of typing complicated , or just annoing arrays?

i have a table in my secound or first (not sure) model pack i posted here, look a few pages back , and you`l surely find it ..

it`s ok if you practicing using arrays , but your 30 mins , and mine (like) 5 mins it`s just...

i make free 3d models , then you tell me some stuff about usseles posts and then something heppen...

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Posted: 12th Dec 2005 04:55

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Im pretty sure he means a text table, not a 3d Model of a table.

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Quote: "it`s ok if you practicing using arrays , but your 30 mins , and mine (like) 5 mins it`s just..."

You must make your tables more advanced. It takes me about 30 seconds to make a box, convert it to a polygon, select the polygons in the corners, and extrude them to make the legs.

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hm ..... i don`t make stuff like that i use NURBS moddeling from 3d studio max for at least a little complicated and curved stuff , but yes , i would brobably make a table out of mesh , but i wouldnt make it wit extrude legs , becouse then is harder to curve the legs(you dont have to do that at all), and by the way , witch programs do you "felers" use for 3d moddeling ????

i make free 3d models , then you tell me some stuff about usseles posts and then something heppen...

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hm ..... i don`t make stuff like that i use NURBS moddeling from 3d studio max for at least a little complicated and curved stuff , but yes , i would brobably make a table out of mesh , but i wouldnt make it wit extrude legs , becouse then is harder to curve the legs(you dont have to do that at all), and by the way , witch programs do you "felers" use for 3d moddeling ????

i make free 3d models , then you tell me some stuff about usseles posts and then something heppen...

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and , did ANYONE liked my models at all ?and should i post the
third version with animated humans , and monsters , and some preaty good stuff (IN THE "RIGHT" SECTION)

i make free 3d models , then you tell me some stuff about usseles posts and then something heppen...

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Go right ahead, if by right section you mean 3 Dimensional Chat and not the Newcommers board.

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Quote: "i use NURBS moddeling from 3d studio max "

Ah that's why it takes longer.

Quote: "witch programs do you "felers" use for 3d moddeling ????"

I use the same program as you do... 3D Studio Max.

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