It can really read your mind... http://www.mysticalball.com/
not really if cought onto the trick
NoPeace - out
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It can really read your mind... http://www.mysticalball.com/
not really if cought onto the trick
NoPeace - out
It can't read your mind. So far it's been right 1/3 times for me.
That is just because you either:Quote:
Originally Posted by Vasch
A) Don't understand what to do
B) Dumbass when it comes to basic math
It is right evertime if you do it properly.
NoPeace - out
wtf, how!?
I remember i did this before and it only worked sometimes, but this time I've tried it like 6 times in and it was all right!
Edit: haha, i see how now ;)
Not every time, oh and by the way it's 'Creepy'. So calling someone else a dumbass isn't such a great idea.Quote:
Originally Posted by NoPeace
woah wierd its usually right :O
I don't believe im this shit =) is just a little ancient game
OK the code in VB, so you can see how it's done. It is no "magic trick", just a mathematical formula.
PS: The link is here for the Excel version (you need to enable macros, but there are no viruses in it, I ran it myself - check code below) http://www.andypope.info/fun/mindreader.htmCode:Private Sub m_MakeSymbols()
Dim intMagicToken As Integer
Dim intCol As Integer
Dim intRow As Integer
Dim intSymbol As Integer
Dim rngSymbol As Range
Randomize
intMagicToken = Int((127 - 64 + 1) * Rnd + 64)
For Each rngSymbol In ThisWorkbook.Names("GRID").RefersToRange
intSymbol = Int((127 - 64 + 1) * Rnd + 64)
Do While intSymbol = intMagicToken
intSymbol = Int((127 - 64 + 1) * Rnd + 64)
Loop
rngSymbol = Chr(intSymbol)
Next
ThisWorkbook.Names("MAGIC").RefersToRange.Value = Chr(intMagicToken)
End Sub
The code assigned in the macro "Amazing" is as follows (for those virus skepticals):
Code:Option Explicit
Sub Amazing()
Dim shpAnswer As Shape
Dim intBlue As Integer
With Worksheets("Sheet1").Shapes("Answer")
.TextFrame.Characters.Text = ThisWorkbook.Names("MAGIC").RefersToRange.Cells(1, 1).Value
.Visible = True
DoEvents
End With
If MsgBox("Do you want to try again", vbQuestion Or vbYesNo) = vbYes Then
m_MakeSymbols
End If
Worksheets("Sheet1").Shapes("Answer").Visible = False
End Sub
Private Sub m_MakeSymbols()
Dim intMagicToken As Integer
Dim intCol As Integer
Dim intRow As Integer
Dim intSymbol As Integer
Dim rngSymbol As Range
Randomize
intMagicToken = Int((127 - 64 + 1) * Rnd + 64)
For Each rngSymbol In ThisWorkbook.Names("GRID").RefersToRange
intSymbol = Int((127 - 64 + 1) * Rnd + 64)
Do While intSymbol = intMagicToken
intSymbol = Int((127 - 64 + 1) * Rnd + 64)
Loop
rngSymbol = Chr(intSymbol)
Next
ThisWorkbook.Names("MAGIC").RefersToRange.Value = Chr(intMagicToken)
End Sub
Lol! we are tricked xD :P
seen it b4 :tp:
vasch got owned :tp:
Actually, it is right every single time if you know some basic math.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vasch
Yep I remember seeing this a while ago and working it out... not too difficult.
lol just does random
i beat t3h system! Try 60 ;).
Not really amazing tbh.
it is sometimes random but if you concentrate, it really does show(even though symbols are repeated in some number)lol
can someone explain the vb code? :P
it works using 6 and 0 tho. you cant beat the system. theres a known amount of numbers it can be because of the equation. it can only ever be 81, 72, 63, 54, 45, 36, 27, 18, 9, 0 .Quote:
Originally Posted by Zetal
if u notice all these numbers have the same symbol. other numbers have the same symbol but thats prob just to draw attention away from the pattern.
It's got something to do by dividing by nine i cant remember but i figured it out when i was 11 :-P its crao tbh just figure out wat its doin i think it divides by nine i cant remember just figure out the mathmatical equation :P i did i cba now like but i may do ill edit this if i do
-=EDIT=- i did it again ;P im sad her is the wise words from a 13 yr old hehe,
right you have a two digit number lets take a random one hmm 47 ok right u add the two numbers together to get 11, k, so u take 11 from 47 n that = 36 that is in the 9 time table isnt it, right lets take another number, hmm lets say 72 u add them together blah blah blah take em away n u get 63 is it me or is that in the 9 times table aswell :P it just chooses a symbol that is the symbol for all the 9 times tables 9,18,27,36,45,54,63,72,81,90,99 all have the same symbol and youll always land on one of those numbers!
TADAAA
u will never come on 99 or 90 ...
if u take 99 to start, which is the higher number with 2 digits, you will onley get 81... so thats the highest...
gd point but as you can see i was right and that ball is a load of shit ;-P
Errrr.... I think I understand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spark71191
No.. No I don't.
*goes away to think about it a bit more*
try all the numbers on the chart, no matter what number you pick the image will always be the same, the chart randomizes so the image wont be the same every time... :)
No RSX my explanation is right :P
both are right, yours is more detailed though :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Spark71191
its sad when you have to look @ the source code to figure that one out =P