moveOverTime with deceleration time?

[RobsoN]

Hello,

I was looking for moveOverTime function with deceleration time (like moveZ() ). So is there any algorithm for that?

Regards, RobsoN.

[Tally]

Hello,

I was looking for moveOverTime function with deceleration time (like moveZ() ). So is there any algorithm for that?

Regards, RobsoN.

There is no algorithm. You just set the time in seconds. That's it!

[kung foo man]

Well, the deceleration time could be "simulated" by calculating like 4 points in the deceleration-line (oldx,oldy to newx,newy), and each deceleration-point is used to move the hud slower to it.

[Tally]

Well, the deceleration time could be "simulated" by calculating like 4 points in the declaration-line (oldx,oldy to newx,newy), and each declaration-point is used to move the hud slower to it.

I'm not 100% sure I know what you're saying, but here goes: moveOverTime() has only 1 argument. You cannot enter more than 1 argument, because it will throw an error. It is not like moveZ() as that is capable of 4 arguments. The closest you can come to entering more than 1 argument is by using randomIntRange() and entering 2 integers for randomizing between them.

[kung foo man]

Yea, the 4 deceleration-points would need 4 extra-moveOverTime()'s


Would look like this: