Cool-Looking when plotted equations?

DevLiquidKnight · 2004-03-02T20:47:28

I made a small app and I just was wondering if anyone knows of any other cool looking equations that can be made using the varaible time and some other equation of soem sort to comupute a value for an X and Y location on the screen I ask because I just wanna put a bunch of neat equations into one app so far i have a few determained by random variables I have this so far: x = (int)(tan(float(time * mK)) * width)-time; y = (int)(cos(float(time * mK)) * height)+time; x = (int)(sin(float(time * mK)) * width)-time; y = (int)(tan(float(time * mK)) * height)+time; x = (int)(tan(float(time * mK)) * width)-time; y = (int)(sin(float(time * mK)) * height); x = (int)(sin(float(time * mK)) * width); y = (int)(cos(float(time * mK)) * height); x = (int)(cos(float(time * mK)) * width); y = (int)(sin(float(time * mK)) * height); x = (int)(cos(float(time * mK)) * width)-time; y = (int)(sin(float(time * mK)) * height)+time; I know I could probably come up with them on my own but im not very high in math yet and that would take quiet awhile so if anyone knows of any neat equations when they are plotted can u post here ? [edited by - DevLiquidKnight on February 27, 2004 4:45:18 PM]

Math and Physics Programming

Started by DevLiquidKnight February 27, 2004 03:39 PM

10 comments, last by DevLiquidKnight 20 years, 1 month ago

shadow12345

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March 02, 2004 08:24 PM

I had one particular neat looking function in calculus where a particle comes to rest, and I had to calculate the force of gravity on the point it landed...it was a sine wave but the sine wave was travelling perfectly around a circle, and I also had a version where the magnitude/amplitude of the sine wave travelling around the circle was ALSO going along in a sine wave! Tricky to take the derivative of THAT! but I did it and I want to put it into your program if you''d post the darn source!¿ç

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DevLiquidKnight

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March 02, 2004 08:35 PM

^^ Source

http://www.geocities.com/killereaglesoftware/gdi_src.zip

I found a few asm apps that calculate other things like the Lorenz, Ikeda, and Rosler attractors. But the code is in masm32 and would be kinda hard to convert >.<

[edited by - DevLiquidKnight on March 2, 2004 9:47:28 PM]

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