Math Functions

[ClockworkDice]

I want to use trigonometry functions in my scripts, is there any way to do that? Thanks.

[Evilsack]

I smell some sort of aimbot being conjured up.

[ClockworkDice]

I didn't even think of that, but that could totally work. I'm actually trying to script a helicopter and need to use the angle of the helicopter to determine what force to apply to it. For example, if the helicopter is tilted slightly to the right it would fly to the right with slightly less force going upwards.

I've currently got hoverboard type vehicles working but I want to have it act like a real helicopter.

[TheOriginalCj]

This is mostly just creative thinking in C#. If the object is going to stay at a constant Y, this is much easier to script for. If not, then this isn't something I can solve so easily. Or perhaps I'm misinterpreting something here.

Do you already have an idea of what you want to do, but you're not sure if SFD has functions you need? Or do you need some insight as to how to solve this? Either way, we're here to help.

[ClockworkDice]

I already know how I would implement the code, I just need to know if SFD has sine cosine and tan functions that I can use. If they don't I won't be able to accurately calculate the x and y Velocities using the angle.

!	Message from: TheOriginalCj (Merged Double Post)
	Oh hey, I figured it out. Math.Cos(), Math.Sin(), and Math.Tan() are the functions. Didn't know that as I'm new to C#. EDIT: It worked, should I close this thread or leave it open in case anyone else has the same question?

[TheOriginalCj]

Nope. Usually when something is resolved we lock it. So... Locked...