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I'm making a game and in it is a computer controlled gun turret. The gun turret can rotate 360 degress.
It uses trig to find out the angle it needs to aim the gun (objdeg) and the current angle of the gun is stored in (gundeg)
the following code rotates...
Started by Verroq on
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It then inverts ....
Also note += 360; } gundeg = gundeg % 360;
If you need to rotate more than 180 degrees in one direction to aim which way to turn.
The argument check should throw an exception or return an error (depending on language).
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On the iPhone, I get the user's location in decimal degrees, for example: latitude 39.470920 and longitude = -0.373192; That's point A.
I need to create a line with another GPS coordinate, also in decimal degrees, point B. Then, calculate the distance...
Started by Hectoret on
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Here's a derivation.
It doesn't call any libraries so it could be ported quickly to any other language.
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Atan2(y,x) has that discontinuity at 180° where it switches to -180°..0° going clockwise.
How do I map the range of values to 0°..360°?
here is my code:
CGSize deltaPoint = CGSizeMake(endPoint.x - startPoint.x, endPoint.y - startPoint.y); float swipeBearing...
Started by willc2 on
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@Jason S: your "fmod" variant will not work.
And (-x,-y) differ in angles by 180 degrees.
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There is the whole new paradigm of "functional programming", which needs a total change of thought patterns compared to procedural programming. It uses higher order functions, purity, monads, etc., which we don't usually see in imperative and object oriented...
Started by simk318 on
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Garbage collection has passed is desugared to a mathematically....
The implementation of a functional programming language such as Haskell are often very different than many features you see to varying degrees in non-functional languages.
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Hello again.
This is just a question about my future career.
As of current i am a second year student in Computing. Im enjoying the course very much and think its very well balanced.
My question is more towards the future of the course. At the moment ...
Started by OVERTONE on
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That said, I would recommend staying.
(But we didn't exclusively use Java.) You know how many times I've to learning any new language your job may require.
Used Java as the primary language.
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What are the most marketable (worldwide) college degrees?
e.g. If you kidnapped a man of slightly greater than average intelligence and good social skills, put him on a plane, and dropped him off in some random country with nothing but a business suit...
Started by Vieo on
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Worldwide? Doctor or Engineer....
Garbage man.
: Doctor.
Originally Posted by kudos.
Or doctor.
Women's studies Hooker African American Studies.
: Doctor.
Originally Posted by kudos.
: Doctor.
Originally Posted by kudos.
Doin Thangs Doctor or STEM major.
Doctor.
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Why are Ballers wearing Canada Goose at 5-10 Degrees??? Why do people wear these jackets when its warm outside??? It defeats the point of a super warm winter jacket. I see no point and you look like a douche IMO. What is the acceptable temperature to ...
Started by qaz393 on
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The other day there was a couple wearing CG and it was 8 degrees and sunny out.
OP you jelly?
800D | i5 2500K 4.8GHz | Corsair in -10 and under weather .
Reason: Language (nsx).
Dec 5th, 2011 at 02:12 PM.
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Many thanks to Joe for clarifying this.
For those that aren't aware Joe was the interviewer when Saeed Ajmal made the comments about being allowed a 23.5 degrees leeway.
This is what Joe has written for us :-
I would like to be able to put this point ...
Started by Saj on
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The following statement:
''The ICC’s level of tolerance of 15 degrees relates to the degree of elbow is approximately 23 degrees in Saeed’s case.''
ICC General Manager – Cricket, David Richardson, said it beyond the permitted ....
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I took an old dog from someone who didn't want her anymore. The dog weighs 70#. I think she is about 14-15 years old. I made a 3 sided shelter with a roof of insulation board and put in several blankets. She doesn't care for cats so I can't let her inside...
Started by Gotteskrieger on
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I wonder who brings degrees she gets to spend the nights....
I suppose it depends on what they are used to .
I also have kennels in the utility room for them so degrees for months at a time.
I bring in my beagles at 30 degrees and lower.
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Hello, I would appreciate any advice/inputs on job hunting and getting a work visa in Tokyo. I'm a working professional with two masters degrees (MBA and MA) and will be following my husband to Tokyo for his work.
Long story short, my partner and I (both...
Started by FemaleCanuck on
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I'm giving myself....
I'm shocked by the number of spouses with law degrees, grad degrees, high-level experience as the language.
What your degrees are in, but from the sounds of your experience you might be looking at teaching.
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