Inverse sqare law?

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Mar 11 2007, 7:43 am
As your speed increases there is less delay between each step. So delay is invesle proportonal to speed. But is that realy true? If so what should I times it by? Would it work better and be more realistic using the inverse square law?
#1 Mar 11 2007, 12:59 pm
Atomixkid wrote:
As your speed increases there is less delay between each step. So delay is invesle proportonal to speed. But is that realy true?

Yes, quite obviously.

If so what should I times it by?

I'm really not sure what you're asking there.

Would it work better and be more realistic using the inverse square law?

There isn't any inverse square law related to speed and delay, just a regular old inverse. An inverse square is used for things like gravity and illumination.

Lummox JR