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- Taurian
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- 9 Mar, 2014
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oldX + cos(yourangle) * (30*10)= new x

oldY + sin(yourangle) * (30*10)= new y

Cool, will this work if we change the heading from 315 degrees to 90?
- Taurian
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I've got:

NewX = OldX + (30 * 10)

NewY = OldY - (30 * 10)

But this would only work if the dot is heading 315 degrees. I'll need to put more thought into what I'm trying to do.
- Taurian
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It's a start, but where does the 30 seconds fit in? We're using c2 for this example really.

Where will the dot be 30 or so seconds later?
- Taurian
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It would need a mathematical solution. The server needs to calculate this in the end.

We have the speed, it's starting point, we need a way to figure out it's ending point 30 or so seconds later.
- Taurian
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Hello,

I have this diagram and I'm trying to work out the solution.

I have a ship, traveling at 10 pixels per second with an angle of 315 degrees (North East)

His position:

X: 5000

Y: 528

How do I calculate where he'll be in 30 or so seconds?

Keep in mind we're in C2 and he's about to hit 0y and go into the negative.
- Taurian
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- 26 Feb, 2014
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I'm wondering the same. I can't find any CSS3 code. Or is this something that isn't possible?
- Taurian
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- 26 Feb, 2014
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I'm currently using Node Webkit. Newt posted a decent example here:
- Taurian
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- 26 Feb, 2014
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If you want just the text to fade do it using css.

The whole thing would be a bit more complicated.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/666516/textboxtextfade.capx

This works, I hid the border, and can make my own that fades.

Send over your paypal email and I'll send a payment.

Thanks,

Ed
- Taurian
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You can set the CSS of it yes, and it does respond. The next part is having it actually fade in/out. This would be great as a behavior.
- Taurian
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I'd need some of the features that a textbox gives such as selecting text, scrolling.
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- Taurian
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Need a way for the textbox plugin to fade in/out like the Fade animation. A behavior is preferred. Or something that looks similar.

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- Taurian
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I know it isn't possible to make a textbox fade out. I'm wondering if anyone has a different solution.