Double-Gravity Test

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Nick_Spidermonkey Nick_Spidermonkey 2 months ago

This is very cool!

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krisboom krisboom 7 months, 1 week ago

its ok

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BATzerk BATzerk 9 months, 3 weeks ago

Well, thanks! It's good to see someone other than just me enjoys my projects! =] (Maybe sometime in the near future, I'll create something that's basically the same idea as Canthiar's "Two masses and a spring." I like the concept, and I'm sure I could figure out how to do it on my own in a couple of hours. It would probably be to my slingshot project as my double-gravity one is to my single-gravity one. I've written the basic code for a slingshot; all I have to do now is make a second ball that moves the same way as the first, just based on the first's dynamic position!) =o

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MyRedNeptune MyRedNeptune 9 months, 3 weeks ago

Yes, I know, it's KINDA like his. I don't understand it either! :P But yours is fun too!

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BATzerk BATzerk 9 months, 3 weeks ago

I know what you're talking about. I guess it is similar in a way, except this is more gravity than elasticity (you should see my slingshot; that is elasticity). The only difference is that I don't really understand how he made his! (I never really took the time to figure it out.) ...Plus, I try to make my things as customizable and interactive as possible while keeping them simple and easy to use.

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MyRedNeptune MyRedNeptune 9 months, 3 weeks ago

spring

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MyRedNeptune MyRedNeptune 9 months, 3 weeks ago

It's kinda like Canthiar's "Two masses and a string"

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