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...dvanced scrolling platformer'''. This is a type of platformer where it has physics as a normal platformer, yet has elements of a scrolling platformer. define Platformer Physics (Jump Height) (Gravity) (Friction) (Running Speed)

set [turn v] to ((turn) * (.9)) // gradually slow down, as in real physics set [velocity v] to ((velocity) * (.9)) // gradually slow down, as in real physics

This tutorial shows how to make a simple physics engine where the sprite is not controlled by the arrow keys, as in [[Platfo Next make two sprites, one will be the one that uses the physics, and the other will be the one will be the ground that the sprite interacts

...a projectile launch simulation. A realistic game (provided other accurate physics is included). [[Category:Physics Tutorials]]

{{Scripting Tutorials A platformer is a [[simulation]] of actual physics that take place in real life. Objects fall, move, slide, jump, and bounce,

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...t definitions. It appears in many formulas in all areas of mathematics and physics. It is approximately equal to 3.14159. It has been represented by the Greek [[Category:Scripting Tutorials]][[Category:Math Tutorials]]

{{Scripting Tutorials * [[Physics Engine]]

To create certain movements, some operating systems use physics. To do this, first, create a [[variable]] called x velocity or something si [[Category:Scripting Tutorials|Advanced OS]]

{{Scripting Tutorials * [[Advanced Platformer Physics]]