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Oh, I finally found it! It uses what's on the screen before you run it as the background. Arrows move, + and - change incline, no rotation. Best wabbit setting for grayscale is 6.FinaleTI, try float{A-2}. The getcalc() function automatically skips the "size" bytes of a variable, but floats don't have them since they're always the same size (9 bytes) so you need to compensate for that.
MatrixOne byte with the number of columns, one byte with the number of rows. Followed by r × c × 9 bytes, each of which is a real FP-number. Matrices are organized in row-major order.$03 $02 $00 $81 $14 $95 $72 $75 $75 $00 $00$80 $82 $83 $67 $57 $54 $74 $00 $00$80 $81 $33 $57 $61 $43 $96 $00 $00$00 $80 $48 $48 $78 $16 $76 $24 $00$80 $81 $85 $56 $56 $72 $78 $00 $00$00 $80 $86 $56 $01 $97 $47 $00 $00[ [14.95727575, -836.7575474, -33.57614396] [4.878167624, -85.56567278, 8.656019747 ] ]
GetCalc("[A]",81)→A3→{A-2}3→{A-1}
That would be {L1+3}/16. Note that there will be built in nibble support in later version so this wont be needed.