RE: FLASH: formule needed

[Wilbrink, Jos]

	Thanks a lot for your comments and suggestions, but i still don't

get it.

	Because the only think I know is the radius,  and no X or Y


	say radius = 10

			x^2 + y^2 = r^2

	so		x^2 + y^2 = 100


	oke the first point  is easy:

	x=10;y=0

	but then what,

	let's say I want the circle to contain 360 dots


	Maybe someone can help me out here,


	Thanks,



> "Schweiker, William (Chantilly)" wrote:

> > 

> > That's the right equation for the cartesian plane.  There is a way to

> > do it in spherical coordinates using Cos(X) +Sin(Y) = ????.  I don't

> > have my Calc book near me and the horror of it has left me blank :-).

> > This may be worth looking up since Cos and Sin are built in.

> > 

> 

> Well, don't worry, the horror fades over time ;-)  Haven't touched a

> Calc book for 20 years but now find that I might just pick one up again

> one of these days... Anyway, if you do venture near The Book, or

> something else jars your memory, I'm all ears for good ways to apply

> formulas to actionscript (and not alone, I'll bet).  btw, Branden also

> has a trig library at the same url

> (http://www.flashlite.net/source/f4/other/index.html), but I haven't a

> chance to figure out what all those thetas are about yet...

> 

> Regards,

> Helen

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