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This should make more sense. But as a formula for experience/ leveling system, it's really kind of bad... the shaded area represents the experience. Thanks.

Thanks for the replies. I am actually only using the shaded area on the graph. The shaded area to get to level 2, is the shaded area 0 to 2. The shaded area is really just a running total of experience. To get to the next level, 3, your experience would be the area shaded from 0 to 3.

I would round that value down to 2, for the "level." As for the experience needed, it would be shaded area from x = 0 to x = 2. Thanks, hope that makes a bit more sense.

Thanks for the response, chiro. I actually drew the graph wrong, and I am still a bit confused. I have a new image of what I am trying to do. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks, that helped jog my memory. The other thing I was hoping for finding a solution to. I'm working on a Flash game and need a level system. Using a function and finding the filled area seems the best way. The image kind of shows what I am trying to find. Again, Thanks.

I'm working on simple game and am working on a leveling system, using a function to get experience needed. I am using area under a function above y=0. The first problem, I can't figure out a simple number. f(x) = x2/5 dx Then, looking for area, I'm unsure about a really simple thing. Getting...