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DarkBASIC Discussion / phyx applet for a pro

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RYD
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Posted: 13th May 2009 15:07
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can anyone get a way to use theese applets in a way that it can be dark phyx for dbc
http://www.falstad.com/mathphysics.html

i mean the physx ones

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Latch
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Posted: 13th May 2009 16:01
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Well, it seems the code would have to be converted from Java to DBC. It could be done, but it might be a lot of work.

Perhaps the route would be to start with basic physics equations and write them directly as functions for DBC and then build from there. For example:

a=F/m
acceleration of a body = force applied divided by the mass of the body

in DBC the function might look like



And you could juggle it around to solve for other parts of the equation that you might not know:



Now you have the startings of a physics library 100% DBC compatible; and so far will work in both 3d and 2d.

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Dark Dragon
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Posted: 16th May 2009 19:07
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Interesting latch.
will have a go, seeing as i failed last time.....

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BN2 Productions
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Quote: "and so far will work in both 3d and 2d.
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Don't forget that you will need to break it into components before doing anything with the values!

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Latch
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Posted: 17th May 2009 02:41
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where have you been DD?

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