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• • JudgementLoaf
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  • 28 Jul, 2009
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  Neat!

• • JudgementLoaf
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  • 8 Jul, 2009
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  Yes. Pretty sweet this.

• • JudgementLoaf
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  • 30 Apr, 2009
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  Very cool.

• • JudgementLoaf
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  • 1 Apr, 2009
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  Wow. Thats very pretty.

• • JudgementLoaf
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  • 3 Mar, 2009
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  The graphics on that tower defense game kinda remind me of siege, or some other old microprose games. AWESOME.

• • JudgementLoaf
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  • 17 Feb, 2009
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  If you need an example, look up "physics for the layman" in the tutorials section. It has an example of how this is done.

• • JudgementLoaf
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  • 11 Feb, 2009
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  That......is really cool. I must remember to use that additive blend!

• • JudgementLoaf
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  • 10 Feb, 2009
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  Alrighty! Added a little more to this tutorial to explain X/Y translation interactions and to make the gravity examples more interactive and interesting. Enjoy your drag and drop box stacking

  http://www.megaupload.com/?d=DES4NA3U

• • JudgementLoaf
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  • 8 Feb, 2009
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  Wow, this is really neat! And you even called them villi.

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• • JudgementLoaf
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  • 6 Feb, 2009
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  Its off and on here. Nature taunts us, letting it just barley melt, before dumping another foot at our doorstep.

• • JudgementLoaf
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  • 6 Feb, 2009
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  I have been playing around with the background function and have discovered something unusual. When I layer backgrounds to create the illusion of movement, then attempt to rotate an image on top of them, the first background seems to flash and flicker. This happens less of the rotating object is already moving, but if the object is simply standing still and rotating, it seems to happen a lot. I have included a .cap with an example of what I mean. Try rotating the ship without flying it around, and the background will flicker (provided this isn't some weird problem with my screen). If there is a fix for this im not aware of, please let me know. Thanks!

  http://www.2shared.com/file/4813399/b67 ... ement.html

  (oh yeah.... press 1 to select a ship, arrow key to move)

• • JudgementLoaf
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  • 5 Feb, 2009
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  Thanks for the ideas deadeye! Ill whip up something over the next couple of days and get a new version posted.

• • JudgementLoaf
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  • 5 Feb, 2009
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  Ok, for a note, I suck at math. Physics is more or less my worst nightmare, but it is a LOT of fun once you figure out how it works. So, I am attempting to create highly visual little tutorials/examples to demonstrate some of the basic physics functions, in a way that is approachable. So here it is, the first set of examples: it illustrates the some of basic physics behavior functions, including gravity, making objects immobile and non-rotating, what linear and angular damping are, and what contact friction and elasticity are. I hope this is useful!

  http://www.2shared.com/file/4805281/b87 ... ayman.html

• • JudgementLoaf
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  • 4 Feb, 2009
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  Wow. Thats really simple. Probably a good sign I shouldn't be doing this at 3am. Thanks a lot!

• • JudgementLoaf
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  • 4 Feb, 2009
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  Thank you very much! I was mostly wondering if there were other problems than what you mentioned in the tutorial, but as the physics property seems to take care of the issue you are mentioning here, I think I will be sticking with that. I use very few frames of animation with that as is.