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but isn't t=(238.375+sqrt(238.375^2-4*0.5*800*(-18)))/(2*0.5*800) the main reason for stormzz²(-1337^2+10/sex)?
ofc:
268.25 units/s = vertical speed at jumpoff
-800 units/s^2 = gravity
18 units = height difference between jumping and landing
the rest is just formula stuff
and here is how to get the formula:
a = -800 units/s^2
integrated: v(t) = -800 units/s^2 * t + v(0s)
v(0s) = 268.25 units/s
integrated again:
h(t) = 1/2 * -800 units/s^2 * t^2 + 268.25 units/s * t + h(0s)
h(0s) = 0 units
h(t) = -18 units
=> 0 = 1/2 * -800 units/s^2 * t^2 + 268.25 units/s * t + 18 units
0 = ax^2 + bx + c => x1,x2 = (-b +- Sqrt(b^2 - 4*a*c)) / (2*a)
and so you get the formula
eDark it's like you're speaking russian to me right now, can't understand shit. You should get warned for talking in another language, sir.
Originally posted by i r zyllEEeDark it's like you're speaking russian to me right now, can't understand shit. You should get warned for talking in another language, sir.
haha made my night
Originally posted by i r zyllEEeDark it's like you're speaking russian to me right now, can't understand shit. You should get warned for talking in another language, sir.
lmao i go to bed really happy <3
Originally posted by eDarkofc:
268.25 units/s = vertical speed at jumpoff
-800 units/s^2 = gravity
18 units = height difference between jumping and landing
the rest is just formula stuff
and here is how to get the formula:
a = -800 units/s^2
integrated: v(t) = -800 units/s^2 * t + v(0s)
v(0s) = 268.25 units/s
integrated again:
h(t) = 1/2 * -800 units/s^2 * t^2 + 268.25 units/s * t + h(0s)
h(0s) = 0 units
h(t) = -18 units
=> 0 = 1/2 * -800 units/s^2 * t^2 + 268.25 units/s * t + 18 units
0 = ax^2 + bx + c => x1,x2 = (-b +- Sqrt(b^2 - 4*a*c)) / (2*a)
and so you get the formula
can you give the whole formula that you gave on the first page this topid, but without numbers? only x,y,g,h,t and other stuff :o
e.g. t = xy where x - gravity * -1; y - vertical speed
i thought that would be obvious but anyway:
t=(vertical speed+sqrt(vertical speed^2-4*0.5*gravity*height difference))/(2*0.5*gravity)
ye sure its obvious..
16/06/2009 12:20Originally posted by i r zyllEEeDark it's like you're speaking russian to me right now, can't understand shit. You should get warned for talking in another language, sir.
u took this from my mounth sir. :)
i'm not so good at maths and english, so it's not obvious for me
anyway thx eDark
we still haven't heard the end of the story edark
eDark - you the good fellow. I have tried to make some material on your posts.
Small lessons by eDark have turned out. I think that you should make own tuts on cs (round geometry and trigonometry which extend for cs)
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Originally posted by faxitywe still haven't heard the end of the story edark
keep trying, you can jump ~56 units high:) no cheats, no gravity, but it's not originally cs "method"(hint)
oldtopic bother?
lol, didn't know that such a nice topic exists :D well these are cute numbers, but the problem is that i dont understand anything :D
Originally posted by i r zyllEEeDark it's like you're speaking russian to me right now, can't understand shit. You should get warned for talking in another language, sir.
+1, sir! Well, I understand some russian words, so it's like eDark is speaking chinese to me, sir! :<
oh I am so sorry for bumping this 6 months old thread but will we ever hear the end of such a beautiful story about how to jump higher than 45 units? :P
25/12/2009 11:34Originally posted by Avenger.eeoh I am so sorry for bumping this 6 months old thread but will we ever hear the end of such a beautiful story about how to jump higher than 45 units? :P
http://xtreme-jumps.eu/e107_plugins/forum/forum_viewtopic.php?150818
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