light jello - eye candy -

[emortylone]

Radients are circles. In my opinion i think thy are a more realistic movement then just 4 directions.
Well, anyways THAT shoot command doesn't use true radients... i dunno how stefan has it set up but there not real radients. I think he should make those radients match true radients.

[archaonTCN]

I find radians impractical; using pi is annoying because there is no set value for it.

[prozac424242]

what do you get when you
divide the circumfrence of an apple
by its radius?

apple pi!


hahaha I R B FUNNY!!


omg i am such an experienced NOOB!

[Spectre1337]

Why doesnt Stefan just make an easy command like..

lightcircle=true;

Then it circles without the trouble.. Us bad scriptars
would have lots of fun with that

[Python523]

Originally posted by Spectre1337
Why doesnt Stefan just make an easy command like..

lightcircle=true;

Then it circles without the trouble.. Us bad scriptars
would have lots of fun with that

if you can't figure out something like sin/cos just don't script...much easier on your mind and the sanity on those you beg to 'help' you

[TLG_WL_mechman]

Originally posted by Kaimetsu


Yes there is - we just don't/can't know it. In any case, there would be no measurable difference between cos(3.1415926535897932384626433832795) and cos(full_value_of_pi). And even if there were, it's irrelevant; there's an infinite amount of irrational numbers that could be used with degrees too. Besides, radians are a far more logical system of measurement, mathematically speaking. And we all hopefully know how much maths there is in scripting.

Reason upon reason why radians aren't at all inferior to degrees.

SO cos means pi??? omg and cosinus too?
I've been banging my head on the desk cuz I couldnt find what cos meant... All that english math is just too much confusing.

[Spectre1337]

Jeez Jagen, I want to learn to script. Just because
I dont know a command or two doesnt mean I
should quit trying.. You could help me

[Python523]

Originally posted by TLG_WL_mechman


SO cos means pi??? omg and cosinus too?
I've been banging my head on the desk cuz I couldnt find what cos meant... All that english math is just too much confusing.

no, cos and sin are more of functions to use when dealing with angles, go to www.math.com to learn how to use it outside of graal script if you are interested

[TLG_WL_mechman]

Hell yes I wanna learn,... if its gonna help me scripting?

[TLG_WL_mechman]

Originally posted by Kaimetsu
As far as the simple stuff you'll do in Graal is concerned, sin and cos are for taking angles and turning them into x/y vectors.

"As far as the simple stuff you'll do in Graal is concerned" is that an insult? lol

"As far as the simple stuff you'll do in Graal is concerned, sin and cos are for taking angles and turning them into x/y vectors." You mean you could make some super duper thing with sin and cos besides turning angles to x/y (or even z) vectors?

And btw... your sig is showing as a red X.

[TLG_WL_mechman]

I know its off topic but I could host your sig;
I got access to mystical marlee's old site's ftp,

[Falcor]

Originally posted by Kaimetsu


I know.

I am able to host your sig. Angel gave me access to her server so I gots unlimited space and stuff (thx a million bazillion times Angel! <3 )

[IAMNOTAFREAK]

up (pi/2)
left (pi) right (2pi)
down (3pi/2)

radians are fun
let me confuse you more, 60 minutes = 1 degree and 3600 seconds does also...
so, 245.5 degrees can be written as 245 degrees and 30 minutes
aren't trigonometry and calculus joyous?

[screen_name]

X.x
I wish I could see light effects.

[Thript]

Why don't you turn them on =\?