Jade Red and Cannonballhead Game Developments
Game Instructions:
Jade Red and Cannonballhead are developing a three dimensional distance calculator to solve for the distance between 2 coordinates of an XYZ 3 dimensional axis. The calculator will be created using HTML(Hypertext Markup Language), Cascade Style Sheets, and JavaScript programming language. You can use this version of the Jade Red and Cannonball Head calculator here(below), as it is in version 2.0.1 of development.
The calculator seen below is known as the "Version 2.0.1 Jade Red and Cannonballhead XYZ Axis Coordinates Distance Calculator Calculator Version 2.0.1"
Enter the players coordinates (then proceed to step #1):
First Players Coordinates = (x1, y1, z1) = (, , )
Second Players Coordinates = (x2, y2, z2) = (, , )
Step #1
distance = √((x1 - x2)2 + (y1 - y2)2 + (z1 - z2)2)
(The coordinates you entered above for the players are now shown in the equation here in step 1)
Click each red, green, and blue subtraction equation buttons to show an answer and a color,
then place each answer into the matching color boxes of step 2.
Step #2
Place your answers from step 1 into their matching color equation boxes here in step 2. Then press each limegreen (x-x)² equation button to give the answer to the limegreen boxes. When the answers show in all the lime colored answer boxes proceed to step 3.distance = √ + +
Step #3
After you have answers in each lime colored box you can press this button (place this orange color answer into the orange and purple boxes of step 4)
Step #4
distance = √() ((Orange Box)=This is your answer written as a square root (you'll need to simplify square root answers when necessary [example: √12 is the same as 2√3. √6 is not the same as 2√3.]
Elevation Angles
Insert lengths into the yellow and turquoise bordered boxes. Copy and paste answers into the matching color input boxes. Use the corresponding buttons to provide answers into the next color box.
If you know the length opposite the angle and the hypotenuse, use this calculator.
/ (note: Hypotenuse must be longer than the opposite length)If you know the adjacent length and the hypotenuse length, use this calculator.
/ (note: Hypotenuse must be longer than the adjacent length)If you know the length opposite the angle and the adjacent length, use this calculator.
/Y minimum 0 and maximum 240. Z minimum 0 and maximum 240.
| X | Y | Z | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jade Red | |||
| Cannonballhead |
| Jade Red Coins | Red | Orange | Yellow | Green | Blue | Indigo | Violet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
60 red = 1 Jade Red coin //occurs every hour 60 orange = 1 red //occurs every minute 1000 yellow = 1 orange //occurs every second 100 green = 100 yellow //occurs every .1 of a second 10 blue = 1 green //occurs every .01 of a second 10 indigo = 1 blue //occurs every .001 of a second 10 violet = 1 indigo //occurs every .0001 of a second Ultraviolet Coin = 1 violet //occurs every .00001 of a second
The Jade Red Coins created by Jade Red and Cannonballhead are divided equally to the amount of players, so that the total number of Jade Red Coins that were collected is equal to the amount of JC coins that the each player will have; After an Jade Red Coin is divided the coin is known as a JC coin; the result is the player owning the same amount of JC coins as there are Infrared coins.
To find the value of JC coins: Use the amount of Jade Red Coins collected(see table chart above), and divide it with the total amount of players.
Jade Red Coins ÷ Amount of Players
| Players | Communication Core Color | X | Y | Z | Ghost Coordinate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Computer | White RGB(255,255,255) | ||||
| Computer | Red RGB(255,0,0) | -500 | 300 | 400 | (-50, 100, 150) |
| Computer | Orange RGB(255,165,0) | -500 | 300 | -400 | |
| Computer | Yellow RGB(255,255,0) | 500 | 300 | -400 | |
| Computer | Green RGB(255,128,0) | 500 | -300 | 400 | |
| Computer | Blue RGB(0,0,255) | -500 | -300 | 400 | |
| Computer | Indigo RGB(75,0,130) | -500 | -300 | -400 | |
| Computer | Violet RGB(238,130,238) | 500 | -300 | -400 |
To solve for the amount of time to travel a known distance use this equation: Distance/Rate=Time
Distance (units) ÷ Rate of Speed (units per second) = Time
Colors flying around in this home page: CannonballHead in his #323232, Maroon #800000, #900020, Brown #a52a2a, Red #ff0000, Tomato #ff6347, Orange #ffa050, Gold #ffd700, Yellow #ffff00, JadeRed in her olive color #808000, Green #008000, Lime #00ff00, Lightgreen #90ee90, Aqua/Cyan #00ffff, Turquoise #40e0d0, DodgerBlue #1e90ff, Teal #40e0d0, Blue #0000ff, Indigo #4b0082, Purple #800080, Fuchsia/Magenta #ff00ff, #c060a6, Violet #ee82ee, Pink #ffc0cb, White #ffffff
PASS CODE LOCK SIMULATOR
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