Gravity Inconsistency

Koya · Before February 2015

This may be a little bit tricky to explain, there is a symmetrical gravity track, yet when you enter, you will end up on the left loop - from starting both left and right sides.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1ynBGsFXMY[/youtube]

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Squad wrote:

main_gi wrote:
What?
0 stars, I see no difference.
Did you not understand?
both the right and left loops are symmetrical, yet if you are in the box and don't press anything, you will end up on the left side - inconsistent physics.

Last edited by Metatron (Aug 8 2012 4:19:15 am)

theditor · Before February 2015

:O

Nice bug you found there!

Arceus64 · Before February 2015

...I don't know what to say, you summed that up pretty clearly.

Nou · Before February 2015

Yay for inconsistent physics! We've known for a while that this is going on but we were never able to prove it. This is some good evidence right there.

killingpepper123 · Before February 2015

Yes it is. Inconsistent physics for the win!

Flobalob · Before February 2015

killingpepper123 wrote:

Yes it is. Inconsistent physics for the win!

I think you mean 'FTW!!'.

DJDavid98 · Before February 2015

You divided by zero, didn't you?

main_gi · Before February 2015

What?
0 stars, I see no difference.

Koya · Before February 2015

main_gi wrote:

What?
0 stars, I see no difference.

Did you not understand?

both the right and left loops are symmetrical, yet if you are in the box and don't press anything, you will end up on the left side - inconsistent physics.

XxAtillaxX · Before February 2015

I'd assume this is just because of an inequality in acceleration.

Notes:

> Find the time it takes to fall 4/5 blocks. (tf)
> Use that time to find what speed it must have to travel a horizontal distance of 48.50 pixels.

Horizontal Velocity: tf cos(41)
Vertical Velocity: tf sin(41)

CHARLIEISSOCOOLLIKE · Before February 2015

No game is complete without maths and physics

?tilla wrote:

I'd assume this is just because of an inequality in acceleration.
Notes:
> Find the time it takes to fall 4/5 blocks. (tf)
> Use that time to find what speed it must have to travel a horizontal distance of 48.50 pixels.
Horizontal Velocity: tf cos(41)
Vertical Velocity: tf sin(41)

So does that mean that is should be the same both right and left side?
I should probably play more before commenting on this stuff.

XxAtillaxX · Before February 2015

CHARLIEISSOCOOLLIKE wrote:

No game is complete without maths and physics
?tilla wrote:
I'd assume this is just because of an inequality in acceleration.
Notes:
> Find the time it takes to fall 4/5 blocks. (tf)
> Use that time to find what speed it must have to travel a horizontal distance of 48.50 pixels.
Horizontal Velocity: tf cos(41)
Vertical Velocity: tf sin(41)
So does that mean that is should be the same both right and left side?
I should probably play more before commenting on this stuff.

It should be, but in this scenario it is evidently not, the physics for velocity and acceleration isn't completely perfect.

CHARLIEISSOCOOLLIKE · Before February 2015

?tilla wrote:

CHARLIEISSOCOOLLIKE wrote:
No game is complete without maths and physics
?tilla wrote:
I'd assume this is just because of an inequality in acceleration.
Notes:
> Find the time it takes to fall 4/5 blocks. (tf)
> Use that time to find what speed it must have to travel a horizontal distance of 48.50 pixels.
Horizontal Velocity: tf cos(41)
Vertical Velocity: tf sin(41)
So does that mean that is should be the same both right and left side?
I should probably play more before commenting on this stuff.
It should be, but in this scenario it is evidently not, the physics for velocity and acceleration isn't completely perfect.

So it is only a difference of something very small and hardly measurable.

XxAtillaxX · Before February 2015

CHARLIEISSOCOOLLIKE wrote:

?tilla wrote:
CHARLIEISSOCOOLLIKE wrote:
No game is complete without maths and physics
So does that mean that is should be the same both right and left side?
I should probably play more before commenting on this stuff.
It should be, but in this scenario it is evidently not, the physics for velocity and acceleration isn't completely perfect.
So it is only a difference of something very small and hardly measurable.

I'd think so, probably just off by a decimal of a pixel, so only two integral values being changed would fix this.

Different55 · Before February 2015

Moved to Bug Reports and renamed topic to something more descriptive and shorter.
SQUADFS - EE does some wierd things. [look inside] -> Gravity Inconsistency

Tako · Before February 2015

devanwolf: Try not to double-post unless it's necessary. Consider this your warning.

Master1 · Before February 2015

@devanwolf, that first one isn't a glitch. That's supposed to happen.

@op, hmm... so it seems that left arrows are slightly stronger than right arrows... This might be useful...

devanwolf · Before February 2015

So this will be fixed?

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