Anyone Need a Sine & Cos Example?

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I see you is following my lead…

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Btw, this actually helps a bit. I think I understand it more…

I’m using it for moving platforms, moving text, velocity, alpha, rotation.

You can do anything with it…

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Wait, what. I just got my likes back, now it’s saying I only have a few left?!

What about secant, cosecant, tangent, and Cotangent? Lol.

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Coincidence, I just finished my example.

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Sin and Cos are used for plotting circles, but the others have their own uses.
For example, Atan was used for my Velocity to Angle example:

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Alright, for sin and cos, if I have the output of the expression go to x and y it goes diagonal, how would I flip it to go the other direction diagonal?

My random example goes, left to right, bottom to top, bottom right to top left. How would I do bottom left to top right is what I’m asking.

cos and sine are the same output if they both control X and Y at the same time,
If you want to flip the diagonal direction, you need to add 32 (180’) to either cos or sin.

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Also, I’ve tried subtracting a instead of adding to A in the expression.

also this is my education account, wouldn’t let me on the forums before because I had no email linked to the account. I might get my username changed to DinoDevloper on this account.

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Got it, thanks.

So A + 32 [expression stuff]?

Or how would put that in?

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You have to do X and Y separately
Both with sin, but one has the added value

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And the other has the - value?

Thanks, I know what you meant now and it works. : )

Not a coincidence, we both saw the opportunity at the same time on the discord, started and ended at the same time lol

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They ended up naming their child Sin, Cos Tan didn’t sound like a good name.

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Laff

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