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-	[[Category:tutorials]]	+	#REDIRECT [[Tutorial:Cosine]]
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-	Some sine and cosine program. Check it out. More of example code, but useful anyway.	+
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-	Note that this is code for Fenix versions [[0.93]] and up. Should the code work for other versions as well, be so kind to note this here.	+
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-	== Example code ==	+
-	<pre>	+
-	Program cosine;	+
-	Const	+
-	seconds = 2.3;	+
-	ball_width = 20;	+
-	ball_height = 20;	+
-	screen_width = 320;	+
-	screen_height = 200;	+
-	screen_depth = 8;	+
-	screen_fps = 60;	+
-	cos_factor = 2000;	+
-	sin_factor = 4000;	+
-	timer_spawn = 0;	+
-	timer_ball = 1;	+
-	Begin	+
-		+
-	// make the movement a bit more smooth	+
-	set_fps(screen_fps,0);	+
-		+
-	// spawn a ball process every <seconds> seconds with random colors.	+
-	timer[timer_spawn]= seconds*100;	+
-	Repeat	+
-	if(timer[timer_spawn]>=seconds*100)	+
-	timer[timer_spawn]-=seconds*100;	+
-	x = new_map(ball_width,ball_height,screen_depth);	+
-	map_clear(0,x,rgb(rand(0,255),rand(0,255),rand(0,255)));	+
-	ball(x);	+
-	end	+
-	frame;	+
-	Until(key(_esc))	+
-		+
-	// kill all other remaining processes and exit	+
-	let_me_alone();	+
-	exit();	+
-		+
-	End	+
-		+
-	Process ball(graph)	+
-	Private	+
-	int start_time;	+
-	Begin	+
-		+
-	// remember starting time	+
-	start_time = timer[timer_ball];	+
-		+
-	// position the ball according to the passed time (timer[timer_ball])	+
-	Loop	+
-	x = screen_width /2 + cos((timer[timer_ball]-start_time)*cos_factor)	+
-	* (screen_width /2-ball_width /2);	+
-	y = screen_height/2 + sin((timer[timer_ball]-start_time)*sin_factor)	+
-	* (screen_height/2-ball_height/2);	+
-	frame;	+
-	End	+
-		+
-	End	+
-	</pre>	+
-	Used in example: [[set_fps]](), [[new_map]](), [[map_clear]](), [[rand]](), [[key]](), [[let_me_alone]](), [[cos]](), [[sin]](), [[timer]], [[x]], [[y]]	+
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-	This will result in something like:<br>	+
-	http://wwwhome.cs.utwente.nl/~bergfi/fenix/wiki/cosine.PNG	+
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-	Or with seconds=0.25; cos_factor=6000;sin_factor=2000 something like this:<br>	+
-	http://wwwhome.cs.utwente.nl/~bergfi/fenix/wiki/cosine2.PNG	+
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-	Try fiddling around with the parameters yourself and she what you can conjure.	+

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