A long time ago in a galaxy far far away and ages before Arendelle there was Bulda. It was originally made for CASIO Prizm ( fx-CG10 and fx-CG20 ). This repository contains the original source code for the Bulda.
There is a modern simulation of Bulda written in Arendelle itself that you can find as bulda.arendelle.
Bulda is the simplest kind of Arendelle. It has 5 commands like this:
| Bulda Code | Arendelle Alternative | What it does! |
|---|---|---|
5 |
p |
Prints the current dot |
1 |
u |
Goes one dot up |
2 |
r |
Goes one dot right |
3 |
l |
Goes one dot left |
4 |
d |
Goes one dot down |
However the core Bulda uses the Kary-String-Number formula:
The fact with the system is it reads the sequence right-to-left so you have to write the code right-to-left. For example if you have the code in Arendelle as:
rpldpdplplp
Then you can write it in the Bulda as:
535354542525
And yes it can be confusing but you will come to be very good at it soon. And if you gave up with it just download a good version of Arendelle!
Bulda - The original first clue of Arendelle
Copyright (c) 2014-2016 Kary Foundation, Inc.
Author: Pouya Kary <k@karyfoundation.org>
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