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Joedaddy United States1948 Posts August 12 2014 02:48 GMT #81 more!

johngoodman United States1 Post August 12 2014 20:49 GMT #82 Hi, I'm not a math major (physics instead) but shouldn't it be easier to calculate this--assuming two concentric circular paths and constant distance between phoenix and <unit>: therefore, as you might have mentioned, identical frequencies of the circular movements with only a phase difference--by calculating the move-speed ratio and figuring out the circumferences, then using the relative circumferences to figure out the phase required to preserve the constant distance? Also, on a much simpler note, couldn't you convert the circular paths into sine-wave paths fairly easily (frequency is frequency, after all), allowing for true kiting, moving the phoenixes backward to safety? One couldn't keep a constant angle but the frequency and distance should be easy to intuitionize.

theniceninja United States30 Posts August 15 2014 14:26 GMT #83 This is really great stuff! It's cool seeing how calculations like this work out in a virtual world with set boundaries. If only math teachers were cool enough to use stuff like this to engage kids and get them to appreciate math more. I guess it doesn't help the argument of; "I'll never need to use math like that in the real world". However, it does provide an amazing visual and proof of concept, which is extremely important for most good jobs in the "real world".

Whitewing United States7483 Posts September 19 2014 16:14 GMT #84 *deleted*

JaKaTaKSc2 United States2787 Posts September 19 2014 16:23 GMT #85 you can use this to make it easier!

Sholip Hungary422 Posts April 02 2015 19:25 GMT #86 On September 20 2014 01:23 JaKaTaKSc2 wrote: you can use this to make it easier! http://youtu.be/Q5Un-dV_iX8?list=PLiejbQlQAdGnLJ9sgT5pbBUUNciLeLI19 Is it possible that this currently does not work in LotV? Although I don't have the beta, I messed around with that LotV unit tester thingy, and holding down the alternate key for Smart Command didn't do anything. When I pressed the Smart Command key just once, it worked fine, just as if I had right clicked on the ground. It seems like it can't interpret the key held down as repeatedly pressed. Rapid fire and other stuff worked fine, though. Maybe I just did something wrong, but it can be a potential bug. Can someone with the beta test it?

Randomaccount#77123 United States5003 Posts April 02 2015 21:07 GMT #87 --- Nuked ---

DSK England1110 Posts April 02 2015 22:07 GMT #88 I came for a rough around the edges video guide, ended up being utterly confused with mathematical equations. Well done, keep up the good work, Sholip

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