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Reminds me of a buddy of mine working on a computer game. Gravity needed to be simulated -- easy enough, the formula is as basic as it gets. Results looked wr
by guenthert 6y ago
Reminds me of a buddy of mine working on a computer game. Gravity needed to be simulated -- easy enough, the formula is as basic as it gets. Results looked wrong to him though and he ended up using some trigonometric function instead ;-}
- dehrmann 6y agoMost games don't use 9.8 for g. There's also the bit about how Mario violates Newton's First Law when he changes direction mid-air, but don't let physics get in the way of fun.
- mhh__ 6y agoBunny hopping (https://youtu.be/SNvDUO42Hys?t=47 https://youtu.be/SNvDUO42Hys?t=47) is reliant on the player being able to play with their momentum without touching the ground