Re: FLASH: How to use ARC and Sinus for movements?

[unique]

>Hallo Flashers,

>sometimes i see postings about arc and sinus.

>I think that people use them for defining how an object has got to move. But

>how exactly does that work?

>

>I think that you need to create a x-axis and a y-axis or something like

>that. But how do you use the mathematic functions for that, and how do you

>handle the results when putting values into the functions?

>

>I'm very cusious how this works. Who can explain me?


Start with "Basic 2D Math": 

http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/2151/math2d.html


Then try this for the trigonometry (arc, sine, etc.): 

http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/java/trig/


HTH,


Ken Sherwood


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