Post number #1027489, ID: 3be503
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What can I use to turn x y position or direction to a number from 1 to 360 of sorts
Post number #1027601, ID: 07baf3
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Polar coordinate system?
Post number #1027602, ID: d844ba
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welcome to NHK
Post number #1027608, ID: f04e00
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plus sin, cos, yeah. >>1027601
Post number #1027688, ID: 064a38
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>>1027601 how so?
Post number #1027776, ID: 07baf3
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>>1027608 Yep! >>1027688 Instead x and y the Cartesian coordinates use polar angle phi = arctan(x/y), that changes in interval [0,2pi] in radians or in [0°,360°] of degrees, and radius r = sqrt(x^2 + y^2), of course.
Post number #1027785, ID: 1efc2c
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>>1027776 ...I dont feel like using these symbols. anything else i can use that is just x and y? like can i change phi to something else or arctan or ^2?
Post number #1027857, ID: 45125d
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trig math
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