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Maths homework. As a matter of fact, I'm going to ask you what do you think the best F1 game out at the moment is. I say F1 2000 from EA.
Gradient = Rise/Run. In the equation of a straight line of the form y = mx + c, the gradient is denoted by the constant m. Hope that helps as I did it as part of my Maths degree. And maths will always be very important in gameing, as no software can be developed without it. With more powerful mathematical ideas being developed in the future, gaming can only benefit. For example, fractals were put on the shelf for 20 years until it was found that their algorithms could be applied to saving file applications, thereby speeding up download and file transfer protocol procedures, which led to the WWW.
I could say bad things to you for bringing that up DAN_UK, do you like maths?? it's ruining a whole 3 hours of my college life, who ever made key Skils compulsary HUH?? don't answer that.
I don't like F1 games are only any good when you race a touring car, or rally ca ron the same track, thats an old Saturn game i used to play by the way, not somehting I just imagined.
I don't like F1 games are only any good when you race a touring car, or rally ca ron the same track, thats an old Saturn game i used to play by the way, not somehting I just imagined.
Gradients, the steepness of a line.
Something about y=3x if I remember...
Something about y=3x if I remember...
Grand Prix 3.
Hello! Anyone? Not another one of these are happening again!
F1 2000! Despite some crap graphics, and stupid AI no way, F1 RAcing Championship looks better.
Maths homework. As a matter of fact, I'm going to ask you what do you think the best F1 game out at the moment is. I say F1 2000 from EA.