TimesTables

Project Description:

An app that animates a cardoid simulation of multiplication tables using points around a circle.

Tutorial:

Animation:

• Enter a valid value (0 < value < 360) in the Jump To textfield (which becomes your multiplicand) and totalpoints textfield(total points on circle)
• Then Click the play button to begin animating the circle for your given times tables number.
• Speed of animation: You can change the speed of the animation by increasing or decreasing the speed slider which is on the right hand side.
• Pause: You can pause the animation using the pause button, and play it again using the play button.
• Change Colors: You can change the color of the animation while it is paused, running or when it's completed using the change button.
• Reset: Clicking on the reset button will reset the values of all field and return the circle to it's initial state.

SnapShot:

• Enter a valid value (0 < value < 360) in the Jump To textfield (which becomes your multiplicand) and totalpoints textfield(total points on circle)
• Click Jump to
• Change Colors: You can change colors by clicking the change button.
• Reset: Clicking on the reset button will reset the values of all field and return the circle to it's initial state.

Favourites:

• You can toggle between your favourite timetables pictures by scrolling through the favourites combo box which is located in the left-bottom of the screen.
• Change Colors: You can also change colors of your favourite Times tables pictures.
• Reset: Clicking on the reset button will reset the values of all field and return the circle to it's initial state.

Increment slide:

• Make Sure:
  • The increment slide is greater than zero
  • The fields for jumpto and points is not empty**
  • Now jump to the times tables number by clicking the Jump to button.
  • Now press the play button to increment the slide by the amount in the increment slider.
  • Change Colors: You can change colors by clicking the change button.
  • Reset: Clicking on the reset button will reset the values of all field and return the circle to it's initial state.

Instructions:

• Requires JavaFX. Other than that you should be good to go.