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Inertia and Friction Question

Asked by CoolAzura in Physics & Artificial Intelligence in Game Programming

Tags: friction, inertia

I am making a game that has a 2D interface and I would like to know how to make it so I can implement Inertia and Friction (When the throttle is off) and how to make it so when the throttle is off that it can turn and not move except for the way that inertia is going.

For example:
Ship is going 20 mphs in one direction and when turning has inertia applied to the corner making it almost like a curve turn.

When it has turned completely around (when throttle is off) and then they use throttle make it slow down and then start moving in the correct direction.

I will increase the amount of points up to 370 depending on how much people help.

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Inertia and Friction Question

Asked by CoolAzura in Physics & Artificial Intelligence in Game Programming

Tags: friction, inertia

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