lol the lower pendulum was already affected by the upper one in mine. All you had to do to make the upper affected by the lower is: change rotvel1 by rotvel2/75 or whatever numbers I used.
I remixed Cyclone103's awesome project so that the lower pendulum affects the upper one, as well as vice versa. The physics and friction rates I used were mere guesses, so it will not be COMPLETELY accurate.
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Here's one way, but there's another way I prefer to that method. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_pendulum
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thanks! i'll look at it!!!!
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thanks! i'll look at it!!!!
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Maybe it'll work on 1.3 beta
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You should see what the real formula for a double pendulum is. It's really long XD
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Lol, i bet!
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i thank the person who made this i know because at school my friend was talking about it
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lol the lower pendulum was already affected by the upper one in mine. All you had to do to make the upper affected by the lower is: change rotvel1 by rotvel2/75 or whatever numbers I used.
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yeah, i know the lower was ALREADY affected by the upper, but i made it so ALSO the upper is affected by the lower, thanks for the tip!
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yeah, i tried to revise it again, should i use trig, or basic multiplicative inverses (reciprocals/division)
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it actually doesn't work, the upper pendulum speeds up dramatically, and doesn't slow down.
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