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Author: davidz

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Filesize: 48.17 kB

Date added: 2010-11-29

Rating: 5

Downloads: 514

Views: 767

Comments: 2

Ratings: 1

Times favored: 0

Made with: Algodoo before v1.8.5

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Algodoo only, unless someone knows how to change float into int in phun :s
Everything explained in the scene, slow down simulation to 0.1x to see what's happening.
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RA2lover
2010/11/29 23:44:54
you can use the modifier function(math.mod) as a math.floor like function

ex: toint = (n)=>{n-math.mod(n,1)}
davidz
2010/11/30 12:04:32
Thanks!