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Rotations in C#

RedXIV · 2008-12-16 15:53:33

I know i should know this but i've spent ages looking at stuff online and it's just not clicking with me. Would anyone mind explaining how i can get a ship to fly around a screen with the ability to change the direction at any time? I know i need a directional vector and a velocity but for some reason i'm hitting a wall…

16-12-2008 3:53pm

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I know i should know this but i've spent ages looking at stuff online and it's just not clicking with me. Would anyone mind explaining how i can get a ship to fly around a screen with the ability to change the direction at any time? I know i need a directional vector and a velocity but for some reason i'm hitting a wall after that. I don't need code, just how to do it is fine

Thanks
Red

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#2 16-12-2008 6:16pm

KStaford

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If you are using GDI+ to draw the objects, there is another class (I think its Drawing.2D) that provides a Matrix object. The two work beautifully together to rotate objects.

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