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Report, edit, etc...Posted by Tuxedo Templar on 2004-09-24 at 17:25:53
I just told you I'm halfway done with that part. I'm surprised I even managed to get the grid/delta system working like I did, so now all I have left is the monotonous but straightforward task of implementing directional shots and its done.

To answer your question, its just like THD only without the normal dark swarm casting range. In other words, you could shoot a shot across an entire 256 map almost instantly if I made the range triggers far enough. And since its with dark swarm, you can fire several shots rapidly and consecutively as long as theres energy.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by IsolatedPurity on 2004-09-25 at 09:43:03
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f(x) = x²-3x


Omg... is this supposed to be a challenge?
x² is a basic hyperbole (spelling?), at least i'm thinking that's the word for it
It's been awhile since high school... but that's just small math.
-3x is just and offset that shifts the hyperbole.

Check if this function is a 1-1 function(That for 1 point in the x there is 1 in the y)
1-1 relationship? For every x, there is one y. For every y, there is two x's, except for the lowest point.
I believe, by pure defination of a 'function', you can only have 1 y for every x. So unless you are talking about something else, the anwser is yes.

However, if, for some reason I'm wrong, I'd feel pretty salty. I'd blame it on coming home from work and not sleeping yet.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by .Coko[CK] on 2004-09-25 at 10:43:39
14.28x²+2.85x-4 = gh(x)

What are the two possible of x?
If you can't do that, your limited in your knowledge!

Hmm, give me an example of this shooting system Tux and i'll give you my view, i've been trying to get a fully functionial FPS system going, messing with ideas and such, would be nice to view how you devised yours.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by DT_Battlekruser on 2004-09-25 at 12:45:22
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Omg... is this supposed to be a challenge?
x² is a basic hyperbole (spelling?), at least i'm thinking that's the word for it
It's been awhile since high school... but that's just small math.
-3x is just and offset that shifts the hyperbole.

Check if this function is a 1-1 function(That for 1 point in the x there is 1 in the y)
1-1 relationship? For every x, there is one y. For every y, there is two x's, except for the lowest point.
I believe, by pure defination of a 'function', you can only have 1 y for every x. So unless you are talking about something else, the anwser is yes.

However, if, for some reason I'm wrong, I'd feel pretty salty. I'd blame it on coming home from work and not sleeping yet.


It's a parabola. *shakes head*
Report, edit, etc...Posted by .Coko[CK] on 2004-09-25 at 13:24:07
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