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- rujo
- - Joined 27 Dec, 2011
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Hi

I have a simple question if someone here is more keen on math/physics than I am.. ;)

If I have an object (bullet behaviour) I know his angle, his speed and it's set with a negative acceleration (to make it decelerate, let's say "-140").

I need to calculate the exact x,y point where it's going to stop.

Which is the formula to find these coordinates?

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- yonda
- - Joined 22 May, 2012
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Add Event --> Object speed = 0 Add action --> Object --> Object x & y to var or textbox
- rujo
- - Joined 27 Dec, 2011
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no, i need to know these coordinates while the object is still moving..

there must be some calculation that involves speed, acceleration and angle that gives me the future coordinates the object will have when it'll stop.
- Prox
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I'm sure you dont need to know the coordinates while the object is moving. Yonda said it right, you better try to handle this by events.

But if you still want a formula, have fun with it <img src="smileys/smiley2.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

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