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Jul 14, 2008 | 12:34 PM EDT
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I've been writing the content of this tutorial for a couple of weeks now, and I thought I'd submit a relatively brief tutorial on the main components of what I've made so far. I hope you enjoy it, and I hope you can follow all of it. Please leave any critisisms you may have, it's all appreciated. Thanks
Oh and I'm also currently working on more content to put into a second tutorial as a sequel to this one. Leave any ideas you have or anything you want to be put in and I'll work on putting it all in!

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Pendragon92Pendragon92

Rated 5 / 5 stars June 4, 2009

Wow. O.o

I just got out of school with a year of pre-calculus and I just wanted to say that your math is brilliant. End of Story.



simbriansimbrian

Rated 5 / 5 stars July 18, 2008

flawless

well, mostly.

I found that the buttons are annoyingly small, but this is probably an invaluable tutorial for any maker of games.

It would also be a cool game if you could play around with gravity and throw in some wind factors as well, trying to get a ball to a goal. My gr. 12 physics teacher told us that air resistance physics were too compelx for high school, no matter how interested I was in it. I'd like to see some of that in a game if anyone has the ability.



harperboy10harperboy10

Rated 5 / 5 stars 1 month ago

Too much to read. i read it later



Jaye19Jaye19

Rated 5 / 5 stars July 25, 2008

Wow man!!

This is tha best Physics Tutorial in my life it will never be replaced!!

The way you explain things are just awesome were you a teacher before?


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Lozman2k3k responds:

thanks, and no im 17


NeobiiNeobii

Rated 5 / 5 stars July 17, 2008

Yay Math

Thanks a lot, I've been looking for some game physics tutorials and you hit the spot! One more reason to bring out the TI!