ahhDoes that give you a sin curve with steeper sides?
I'll assume that's the height of one of the robots bodies.
(I'll assume that's the height of one of the robots bodies.
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NoThe height of the robots is a simple sine. I don't think I used an equation quite like that in this one but that would be one where the angle of something operating on a circular path was a sin and then a displacement in the x/y direction was needed. I think I then used a cos of the displacement to generate a color value (the pattern in thing2 below) so three iterations in all.
I was going to make the blue robot's legs bow circularly but couldn't remember how to solve theta=a*sin(theta) so just made them a sine as well. Think I got away with it.
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I was going to make the blue robot's legs bow circularly but couldn't remember how to solve theta=a*sin(theta) so just made them a sine as well. Think I got away with it.
nice!yeah the legs look good as they are :)
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