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K-Probe Laser Edition

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Author: Kilinich

Group: Phunlets

Filesize: 19.49 kB

Date added: 2009-10-22

Rating: 8.1

Downloads: 2283

Views: 3755

Comments: 19

Ratings: 13

Times favored: 4

Made with: Algodoo before v1.8.5

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probe,
speed,
velocity,
angle,
acceleration,
position

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Key Probe Laser Edition!

No collisions, low mass, no jitter at all, up to 100Hz

All-in one metering device:

Scene.my. variables:
K1Pos[x,y] - position (m)
K1Vel[x,y] - velocity (m/s)
K1Speed - module of velocity (m/s)
K1Acc[x,y] - acceleration (m/ss)
K1Gs - acceleration module in G's
K1Angle - angle (rad)
K1AngVel - angular velocity (rad/s)
K1RPM - absoluted revolution per minute

Collision group G used for laser probe.
Last edited at 2010/05/24 13:34:15 by Kilinich
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Sgt. Pepper
2009/10/22 22:14:52
Oh, Kilinich you back to phunbox(now algobox). We all miss you, Kilinich!:tup: 8| _o_ :)
ioncann0ns
2009/10/22 22:16:45
Awesome!
'nuff said.
Last edited at 2009/10/22 23:00:57 by ioncann0ns
RA2lover
2009/10/22 22:23:49
lol. something needs to have mass to exist!

fail.
Kilinich
2009/10/22 22:31:43
2 RA2Lover: I mean you can set 1E-xx density and have no affect on scene :bonk:
KarateBrot
2009/10/23 00:15:42
yeah i'm glad you're back. and i can see now finally acceleration will be measured, too. :tup:
Niffirg1
2009/10/23 01:01:59
Yeah definitely glad your back to Phun/algodoo although you were only gone for what 2 or 3 weeks so you were either working or taking a break so glad your back
Mr. crash
2009/10/23 12:31:26
yay! Kilinich is basket_o_ _o_ _o_
Heretic
2009/10/27 19:39:14
"lol. something needs to have mass to exist!

fail."

Photons don't have mass.

:rolleyes:
KarateBrot
2009/10/28 13:39:50
"Photons don't have mass."

But because they are energetic you can assign the mass m = hf/c² to a photon. But if you mean the rest mass you're right.
Heretic
2009/10/28 14:47:38
Oh wow, I've never seen that equation before, it's from E=hf, and E=mc² right? But by virtue of traveling at the speed of light, a photon "can't" have a mass.

Right??

I just used that equation...
m = 6.63^-34 x 450/(3^8)²
m = 3.315^-48

Cooooooooooooooooool:D

I retract my previous statement, photos apparently do have mass when they travel at the speed of light, sweet.:D
a Mammoth
2009/11/01 19:15:20
Mass and energy are the same damn thing.
KarateBrot
2009/11/01 22:40:08
@heretic
yeah right it's from E=hf=mc²;)
with this formula you also can calculate the frequency of light that's needed to generate particles from that light quantum
Heretic
2009/11/06 20:45:20
"Mass and energy are the same damn thing."
They're related, yes, but not the same.

And @KarateBrot, is that the photoelectric effect?
Antotabo
2009/11/26 19:38:44
What is the difference between module of velocity and velocity??

OK, I figured it out. velocity are x and y and module is polar.
Last edited at 2009/11/26 19:44:49 by Antotabo
cellers
2010/04/17 09:27:10
lol RPM - Round Per Minute ))
Kilinich
2010/04/17 13:10:36
"Revolution" not "Round".
myakka
2011/06/04 07:28:45
i dont get how to use it
Ky13harbor9
2012/07/25 19:52:01
Ok, so I can script decently now. But I'm still stumped on those lists (like for velocity and position.)

Is there a way to access only 1 value like:
scene.my.k1vel(1) = [X,--]
or
scene.my.vk1vel[2] = [--, X]
or
something?

Oh, that does work... :bonk:
Last edited at 2012/07/25 20:11:30 by Ky13harbor9
Kilinich
2012/07/26 14:52:15
ask in forum please