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For questions related to graphical animations. This includes, but is not limited to sliding, tweening, rotating and resizing of shapes.
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Bouncing ball simulation
I was fooling around with some maths and realized that I could use a parabola to represent a bouncing ball. So, naturally, I decided to make it in code.
var Ball = function(r, v, a, y, x) {
this. …
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Processing.js particle system
After about half an hour of fooling around with Processing.js/JavaScript, I got this fairly decent particle system set up:
// main particle constructor class
var Particle = function(position) {
t …
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