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Java.. How to make an object move parabolically? |
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Apr 27th 2003 | #101242 Report |
Member since: Apr 22nd 2003 Posts: 11 |
I have an object moving in a rectangular path.. When it hits each corner of the screen, it moves 90 degrees as a turn.. Im wondering how to make it turn in a CURVE instead of 90 degrees.. Ive been told to use Math.sin or Math.cos but I dont know how that will help me.. Can anyone help me?
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May 1st 2003 | #101751 Report |
Member since: Apr 20th 2002 Posts: 3000 |
Can you rephase what you mean by moving 90 degrees as a turn; degrees is a change in direction not a change in position. Math.cos or Math.sin would work if the path the object takes is governed by a mathematical equation, then again a sin or cos curve won't give you a compete 90 degree turn. Your best bet is to have it rotate x number of degrees, move forward a y amount of units and repeat it until all the x's add up to 90. Getting x and y would be trial-and-error. |
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May 1st 2003 | #101763 Report |
Member since: Apr 22nd 2003 Posts: 11 |
I think you dont quite understand me.. Right now, the object is turning 90 degrees when it hits a corner.. When the object, moving right, hits the edge of the screen, it goes up, that's a 90 degree turn.. What I want it to do is to go from left to right, but NOT do a 90 degree turn, I want it to gradually curve up like half a parabola, making a smooth turn, not a rigid 90 degree turn.. Can anyone show me the syntax?
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