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Calculate Y Angle in Games Project C++ Code
Sorry, X and Y are indeed Cartesian coordinates. wind and area are not a factor. flight angle, is the inital Y angle. I would know less then you about the equations used here, i ripped it off an example i found. :shy: at the moment I am calculating the maxhight of the arrow and after...- MstWntd
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculate Y Angle in Games Project C++ Code
oh, its same as a maths equation, i think. I'll change it :) T= Time traveled W = Wind A = Area F = Flight Angle V= Volicity of Y G = is the gravity PI = pie Y = ((V_{0} T) + (G(T^{2}) ) / 2) + 18sin(F(PI/180)) T= Time traveled W = Wind A = Area F = Flight Angle V= Volicity...- MstWntd
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculate Y Angle in Games Project C++ Code
Is there something wrong in my post? I have to get the behavoir of my game right by 3pm Thursday and I still have to do the documentation! Please help me out on this :rolleyes:- MstWntd
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculate Y Angle in Games Project C++ Code
This isn't a home question..I just put it in here because its so basic..but in order to get my arrow to tilt as it moves I really need its new Angle..someone help!- MstWntd
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculate Y Angle in Games Project C++ Code
Homework Statement Hi All, I have this code for my Games Project to calculate the Projectile maths for an arrow [C++] mPosition.y = ((pmVolYint * pmTime) + (pmAcc * (pmTime * pmTime) ) / 2) + 18 * sin(pmFAngle*(PI/180)); mPosition.x = ((pmVolYint * pmTime) + ((0.065* pmWind *...- MstWntd
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Trigonometry related to Archery
Hi, Sorry for the late reply and thank you for the help! On Friday before the 2nd submission, I found a few things I was doing wrong. One thing was that my gravity was a positive number, this meant my arc was present but the Arrow would never decent! There was also something to do with the...- MstWntd
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Trigonometry related to Archery
Intro: Hello, I have spent the last four or so days searching google and this forum and as rich as both are in information and helping. I have found it very hard to get anywhere. Basically I haven't done any Maths/Physics related courses and as a result I am totally stumpped on my Games...- MstWntd
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- Trigonometry
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help