ZeraBot 3D Graphing Calculator

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How to use

The ZeraBot graphing calculator command has a graph size of 10×10, going up infinitely so you can use higher numbers.

Plotting a function is as easy as writing down the function after the command. You can also choose if you want the plot to be a wireframe or a surface.

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Color Maps (Surfaces only)

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You can use color maps for surfaces, like this. For the full list of color maps, click here. Choosing Colormaps in Matplotlib — Matplotlib 3.4.2 documentation.

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Colors for wireframes

Wireframes do not use colormaps, but just regular colors. The full list of named colors can be listed here, or look at the images below. Mostly like surface color maps, use wireframe:(color) in your text to create color. (Default color is blue, and can be used with wireframe: in your text.)

Rotation

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Adding rotation is as easy as putting r:(degree) in your equation. You may only use integers/negative integers for rotation degrees. (The default rotation is -60, but you don’t need the rotation tag for it.)

Visual Errors

It is okay if your text has many asterisks that create bold or italic text, the bot will understand it.

Constants and Formulas

Constants: pi – positive pi, e – euler’s number, inf – infinity, e_g or γ – euler’s gamma

Formulas: sin(x) – returns sin of x, cos(x) – returns cosine of x, tan(x) – returns tangent of x, floor(x) Rounds down decimal number, ceil(x) – Rounds up decimal number