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

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>Thanks Ken,

>

>nice pages to refresh how al those functions work exactly. But I think I

>wasn't clear enough in my question. I know how to define distances between

>points, how math functions can make circles, how to count angles etc.

>But how can i use those functions in flash? THAT's the point.

>When I want to make a mc move along such a circle, how do I do that? Or how

>do I make an object move over a sinus line?

>

>Do you understand my question?


I think so.


You *could* move an object along a guide path. Find a way to draw 

that sine wave, you have a ready-made path. Etc.


And, sorry, shoulda added these URLs which refer to trig in various ways:


http://www.flashlite.net/source/f4/other/index.html


http://www.FlashBible.com/Members/ActionScript/PlugNPlay/Trig.htm


HTH,


Ken Sherwood


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