Closed cutierobot closed 5 years ago
Image to show the creation of brick and landing pad. Brick is the reddish, brown thing in the air. The landing pad is the red dot.
Also, this website might help me with the ability to create a flying brick. or at least make it easier hahaha
UPDATE: since what I will call it as "The day of massive destruction" commit 2a12695a42488ffcc164e8148f679d54671651d4 has made me way behind as everything had to be reverted back and it took 4hres to fixture everything out.
UPDATE: jsut a quick update form me I have been playing around with this code but not getting anywhere need to figure out how to "fake" a projectile landing. will have to watch some videos.
UPDATE: After looking at my commitments I have realised I have overcommitted myself and I need to back away a bit so I have decided after talking with my team members to reprioritise myself and back away from this issue and let someone else take it as I feel I have done a lot for this course and I feel that I a justified in doing this.
possible things to help with physics of brick: 1. Making a character fly in 2D 2. Flying Character with up and down 3. Flying Plane, like the acceleration part
UPDATE: @s4515511 helping me with the maths as we all know I suck at it.
Update: laptop died, but will upload a video shortly showing our progress with the physics. Created 2 new dot points in relation to how we are doing gthe physics now.
FOR FUTURE REFERENCE the number that makes the brick land on the bullseye is 13****
@s4515511 updated coordiantes for landings , remember 10 frames so divide by 10
video of progress youtube link
@s4515511 updated calcualtions
created a spreadsheet for the calculations which can be found here
9e941e9 closes this issue
The physics part of the brick flying and moving