I think there are some passages missed - the program doesn't recognize the command Grow and there is no way to understand how to make the input function recognize it in connection with the newly created tool I guess --- also in the instruction it doesn't specify which language to use - it tells GGB scripting but it seems that for every function there is a precompiled option so copy pasting always gives syntaxis errors - The video misses relevant information as well as the instructions.
The video covers everything you need to do the basic construction. Sorry to hear it does not work on your end. If you want, you can check the links in the description. Some people have been able to replicate this method, as you can see in the Showcase section here www.geogebra.org/m/dwpzpvap#material/gxdekxh4 If that does not work, post your ggb file (link) that does not work on the reddit[dot]com/r/geogebra forum, so I can have a look to it. I am happy to help :)
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It is a very interesting GeoGebra masterclass! I think I will need a few hours to understand every tool! 😓Thank you very much!
I think there are some passages missed - the program doesn't recognize the command Grow and there is no way to understand how to make the input function recognize it in connection with the newly created tool I guess --- also in the instruction it doesn't specify which language to use - it tells GGB scripting but it seems that for every function there is a precompiled option so copy pasting always gives syntaxis errors - The video misses relevant information as well as the instructions.
The video covers everything you need to do the basic construction. Sorry to hear it does not work on your end. If you want, you can check the links in the description. Some people have been able to replicate this method, as you can see in the Showcase section here www.geogebra.org/m/dwpzpvap#material/gxdekxh4
If that does not work, post your ggb file (link) that does not work on the reddit[dot]com/r/geogebra forum, so I can have a look to it. I am happy to help :)
thanks
hello, I wanted to do this for my project but I'm having difficulties on how you did the sliders in order for the tree to grow
Check the link in the video description. I added that construction with sliders too.