Can time to be introduced in gravity function?
Can time to be introduced in gravity function?
Would it be possible to incorporate time into the gravity function like we can add "r" and "pi" etc?
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Re: Can time to be introduced in gravity function?
I think I could squeeze it in there, though I can imagine it might run pretty slowly (some of the optimizations I've made wouldn't work too well for multiple variables).
I'm curious, was there any particular setup or equation you had in mind?
I'm curious, was there any particular setup or equation you had in mind?
Re: Can time to be introduced in gravity function?
I would like to be able to transform gravity from being a fixed force to being dynamic and fluid. For that, I need time incorporated into gravity as I need to give it speed to exist.
As in, if gravity is indeed a distortion in space time, that distortion is affected by the speed at which the object is going at.
Einstein rejected Newton's gravity law because Newton considered gravity to be a instantenous force, regardless of distance.
I want to make gravity... travel in space.
Sigh.
I know I sound completely crazy...
As in, if gravity is indeed a distortion in space time, that distortion is affected by the speed at which the object is going at.
Einstein rejected Newton's gravity law because Newton considered gravity to be a instantenous force, regardless of distance.
I want to make gravity... travel in space.
Sigh.
I know I sound completely crazy...
Re: Can time to be introduced in gravity function?
I need to be able to multiply gravity by sin(t) with t being time! Is this really impossible?
Re: Can time to be introduced in gravity function?
Can there be an update on this? At this point I'd sell my soul to have this feature in. Seriously. Take it. It's yours if I can have time incorporated in the gravity function!
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Re: Can time to be introduced in gravity function?
That'll be one soul, please.
(Version 0.32.9 is up on Humble, use a lower-case 't' to write time into the force law)
(Version 0.32.9 is up on Humble, use a lower-case 't' to write time into the force law)
Re: Can time to be introduced in gravity function?
Soul shipped! I sincerely thank you from the bottom of my heart. Merry Christmas or whatever holiday you celebrate!