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Another Physics test, this time its ball to line vector interception.
I would like to give thanks to WonderWhy.ER for teaching me how do the projection.
You can drag the ball and the two points on the surface.
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trig1
Mar 28, 2007
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Very good accuracy for a physics engine, but a couple of things could be added:
You could throw it by comparing the distance between where it is and where it was, then make the velocity be the speed of it moving.
It could have friction by making the speed decrease when its sliding.
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Supa-Monky
Mar 28, 2007
dude... i know how to do these things... look at the rest of my gallery
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trig1
Mar 29, 2007
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I had, I dont really know why I told you how...
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Apr 1, 2007
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the-new-world
Jan 14, 2007
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i don't really know what this proves or test but i know it's fun to play with
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Supa-Monky
Jan 14, 2007
Yep, it sure is
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the-new-world
Jan 15, 2007
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Aquasheep
Jan 6, 2007
Very nice physics there; next thing you know, that ball could turn into a person or a grenade!
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ElectricRain
Jan 5, 2007
That's cool. You should make some kind if game with it!
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MATRT
Jan 5, 2007
what do you do
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You could throw it by comparing the distance between where it is and where it was, then make the velocity be the speed of it moving.
It could have friction by making the speed decrease when its sliding.