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Undergrad Random Coordinates: How to Randomize a Position on a Sphere
It works fine. Got some help from my sister though. Here's what i (her) came up with in Excel for the latitude. =ASIN((RANDBETWEEN(-1000;1000)/1000))/PI()*180 Thanks D H!- Abzu
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- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad Random Coordinates: How to Randomize a Position on a Sphere
Just thought of a blunt way of doing it. I peel the sphere into say 24 sections and lay them out flat, then draw a rectangle around all of it and randomizes a number inside the rectangle, a simpel X and Y value, and those points that miss the peels simply doesn't count. It's not pretty but i...- Abzu
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- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad Random Coordinates: How to Randomize a Position on a Sphere
Uhm, i have absolutely no idea what this means. I only know very basic math. And in case i was unclear in my first post, i want an even distribution, not centered to the poles.- Abzu
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- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad Random Coordinates: How to Randomize a Position on a Sphere
How do i randomize a position on a sphere? Using a random number between 0 and 360 for longitude and a number between -90 to 90 for latitude would make it more probable to get closer to the poles right?- Abzu
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- Forum: General Math
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Discover Rules of Sequence Board Game
Something like this: http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/415/abzgame2.th.png- Abzu
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Discover Rules of Sequence Board Game
I think the players capture each others pieces by jumping over them, any direction. Something in the first 3 turns suggested that the dot is doing the first move every turn. The leftmost dot in the 4th turn was spared by the cross-player because he would have lost in turn 5 had he taken it.- Abzu
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Discover Rules of Sequence Board Game
My take http://img107.imageshack.us/img107/2492/abzgame.th.png- Abzu
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- Forum: General Discussion