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Mardoxx
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I can't find anything on the internet about this...
How is it done?
I've got a smooth curve given by these parametric equations:
y = 5cos( theta )+5; x = 5sin( theta )
taking g = 9.81
how can I model the position of the ball as a function of time?
Or how can I model it so that i can write it in multiples of deltatime?
(e.g. new_pos = current_pos + velocity*dt)
how can I estimate, or determine the time it takes to slide down it?
How is it done?
I've got a smooth curve given by these parametric equations:
y = 5cos( theta )+5; x = 5sin( theta )
taking g = 9.81
how can I model the position of the ball as a function of time?
Or how can I model it so that i can write it in multiples of deltatime?
(e.g. new_pos = current_pos + velocity*dt)
how can I estimate, or determine the time it takes to slide down it?