EViL-Bites
June 20th, 2007, 12:39 PM
This is an attempt at an effect I saw while crawling the web. The zip contains 2 .fla (Flash 8) files and a .as Class file. Each is a different application of a Pseudo Physics Class, what is still needed is methods for Inertia (or Momentum), Friction and/or a way to add Elasticity.
Check it out it still looks pretty cool :) - [IMHO]
PREVIEW 1: Spheres 1D (http://img521.imageshack.us/img521/1705/gridphysicsexperimentorsq5.swf)
PREVIEW 2: Grid 2D (http://img527.imageshack.us/img527/7302/gridphysicsexperimentxu9.swf)
PREVIEW 3: Grid 2D V2 (http://img504.imageshack.us/img504/3176/gridphysicsexpv2vc7.swf) (Updated version of the first 2D grid)
UPDATE: Elasticity has been added and is selectable form the interface (Although the continuous oscillation would probably induce epilepsy :sen: ), Methods have been made more re-usable but still no friction and forces are still method specific. The Class Name has been changed in accordance with other changes - force now increases linearly from the center of the sphere instead of inversely and it creates an effect closer to the motionGrid (http://www.duncanhall.net/motiongrid/) style.
Comments, Criticisms and general assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Inspired By: motionGrid (http://www.duncanhall.net/motiongrid/)
Check it out it still looks pretty cool :) - [IMHO]
PREVIEW 1: Spheres 1D (http://img521.imageshack.us/img521/1705/gridphysicsexperimentorsq5.swf)
PREVIEW 2: Grid 2D (http://img527.imageshack.us/img527/7302/gridphysicsexperimentxu9.swf)
PREVIEW 3: Grid 2D V2 (http://img504.imageshack.us/img504/3176/gridphysicsexpv2vc7.swf) (Updated version of the first 2D grid)
UPDATE: Elasticity has been added and is selectable form the interface (Although the continuous oscillation would probably induce epilepsy :sen: ), Methods have been made more re-usable but still no friction and forces are still method specific. The Class Name has been changed in accordance with other changes - force now increases linearly from the center of the sphere instead of inversely and it creates an effect closer to the motionGrid (http://www.duncanhall.net/motiongrid/) style.
Comments, Criticisms and general assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Inspired By: motionGrid (http://www.duncanhall.net/motiongrid/)