Archim

Archim is a cool program that helps you draw graphs for all sorts of functions. You can create graphs in many ways, like explicitly or parametrically, and even use polar and spherical coordinates—both on a flat plane and in space!

Who Can Use Archim?

This software is super handy for teachers, students, and anyone who's into geometry. With Archim, you can sketch out the graph of any function you dream up—just let your creativity flow! Plus, it comes with a wizard to help make drawing graphs easier, along with over 30 sample functions to play around with.

Get It for Free!

If you're feeling adventurous, send us your formula for a unique and beautiful graph. You just might score yourself a free copy of Archim! How cool is that?

The Working Area

The program's workspace is split into two main sections: one where you input your formulas and parameters (the "Function" area) and another where the graph appears (the "Graph" section). It’s really user-friendly!

Interact with Your Graphs

You can even use your mouse to rotate the graph any way you want! With the left mouse button, twist it left/right or up/down. And if you use the right button, you can spin it clockwise or counterclockwise. Want to change things up? You can customize colors for the graph, background, grid, fill methods (for surfaces), plus scale and perspective levels of your displayed graph.

Requirements:

• Pentium II


• 5MB free space on HDD


• 32MB RAM

If you're excited to get started with this awesome software, check out this link for download!