centrifugal Force ?

dominik

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Mar 9, 2012, 11:27:23 AM3/9/12

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Hey list,

I'm trying to achieve an effect where particle will check if the rotational
force is enough to unstick from this surface. I think it will be base on the
centrifugal Force, but I'm not sure.

Someone know if it has already exist as a compound, if yes where I can find
it? I take a look on wiki about these Physic stuff and it look really
complicated J.

Thanks!

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patrick nethercoat

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Mar 9, 2012, 11:37:58 AM3/9/12

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You could keep it simple with a velocity check rather than worry about rotation.

wavo

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Mar 9, 2012, 11:43:48 AM3/9/12

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Hello,

only testing the velocity!

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dominik

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Mar 9, 2012, 11:57:38 AM3/9/12

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Yep thx, I will go with this J. Simple and effective !

Alok Gandhi

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Mar 9, 2012, 2:29:01 PM3/9/12

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If I you want to replicate a physical model for this, just make the force equal to particle mass * velocity * velocity / distance between partice and centre of you sphere or whatever circle you are using.

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