Comments by Kevnar - CodeProject

Kevnar 11-Jan-12 11:15am View

Yup. I was just fooling around with dots on a screen. Turns out it's been done much better than I could ever do. Thanks for your help.

Kevnar 10-Jan-12 18:57pm View

Since the answers were pretty much the same, I accepted them both. Thanks for your help. The gravity and inertia have been implemented. Now I just have to figure out why the particles are getting flung out into space instead of falling into orbit around a source of gravity. ...Or maybe that's exactly what they're supposed to do. :-/

Kevnar 10-Jan-12 14:59pm View

So this is the same as I suggested above, assuming (x - x0) equates to the factor of 2, I'd given and (y - y0) equates to the factor of 3. The time component would be simply 1.

Kevnar 10-Jan-12 14:55pm View

Isn't this the same as I suggested above? I'm just assuming the time is "1", as in 1 tick of the program's clock.

And yes, the velocity is inherent in the vector. (2 pixels / second on the x axis, and 3 pixels / second on the y). By this formula the velocity would be 3.60, no?

Kevnar 20-Dec-11 14:01pm View

Yes, that fixed it. I'd just discovered that solution myself and I came to post the answer, but you saved me the trouble. I'll have to include the sapi package in the distribution. Thanks.

Kevnar 14-Dec-11 3:24am View

Actually, I looked at it again and there's an option in there to leave the controls visible. Awesome! As soon as I test it, I'll let you know if this is the solution I needed!

Kevnar 14-Dec-11 3:20am View

There's no Opacity property in a form in VB6. :-( Would it were so easy.

Kevnar 14-Dec-11 0:58am View

This is acting as a volume control setting for the overall sound output. What i need is something that reads an mp3 file and tells me the volume level of any given frame of the song. That way, if the volume level drops below a certain level at the end of the song, the program knows to start the next song to fill in the dead air.

Kevnar 8-Dec-11 16:09pm View

That may be the only option. :-/ I was hoping there was some place where you could look up every reference associated with your project and remove the ones that aren't supposed to be there.

Kevnar 6-Dec-11 14:00pm View

Already tried that, as stated above.

Kevnar 4-Dec-11 14:14pm View

Thanks for your help. I found a pretty elegant solution. Instead of chosing random numers and putting it sequentially into the array and then checking if it's already been there, I did it the other way around. Go through each number sequentially and put it in a random place in the array. It's much easier to check if one array index is empty than to search through an entire array 13,700^13,700 times. It did all 13,700 numbers in less than a second this way.

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