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Author: s_noonan

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Filesize: 31.08 kB

Date added: 2014-02-05

Rating: 5

Downloads: 314

Views: 229

Comments: 3

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Made with: Algodoo v2.1.0

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Last edited at 2016/07/02 20:39:39 by s_noonan
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Xray
2014/02/06 00:30:34
That's a rather interesting and unusual method of altering the spring length based on the angular velocity of a circle! Just curious, why you did it that way rather than the more common method of directly altering the spring length by adding/subtracting a small value to the length when keys are pressed?
s_noonan
2014/02/06 01:58:56
Now that you mention it, using the spring onKey event may be the simplest way to do it. Maybe next time I will try that.

Congratulations on recently becoming the top commenter.
Xray
2014/02/06 02:36:39
Top commenter? Is that a euphemism for being verbose? :lol: