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Already published this in the level thread, just found out there is a tutorial space. Oops Anyway, this'll teach ya how to make circle and sphere-like motions using the Z axis. The "I know the basics of trigonometry" explanation is that the wave generator creates a sinusoidal wave, and when set to positional, it effectively translates a 0-100 input (Which represents a 0-360? angle) into its sine function, AKA the height of the angle. Pretty sweet. As for the cosine, the formula cannot be replicated easily, but you can always cheat a little bit. If you know trigonometry then you know that sine and cosine are basically the same, but one is 90? ahead of the other; so we just add 25% to the signal and voil?! This can be done by either using a wave generator set to 0.4 frequency with sync set to 0.1, effectively adding 25% delay, or by just tinkering with the signal. Do take note, the wave generator is not an operation or a formula and it takes time to update the vale, so it gets jittery with very quick changing signals, 0 and resetting values, etc. If you have the option to, a physical measure is more reliable. The "what is this tree-go-gnome-a-tree you speak of" explanation can be found in a little level (https://lbp.me/v/q1kyg5c/reviews?p=1&l=12) I did. I tried to make it as base-level as possible so everyone who wanted to try such technology could do so. If you've any questions feel free to ask

2017-06-16 14:35:00 Author: iluminacos Posts: 13

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