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I am not looking for a total answer for the problem. I have written some code and it is not working like it should. The basic problem is to make a simple pinball program. The outside limits are at x=30 to x=70 and y=10 to y=110. There is a function that has been provided for us, but i am not adding it to the code here just to simplify it. So, the ball starts on the line of y=10 and either bounces to the left or right and is supposed to reverse direction as soon as it hits the other walls. As soon as the ball hits y=10 then it stops.
hold on;
%This is the staring points x(1)=50; y(1)=10; %Direction in which the ball will move %right 1 %left -1 dx=1; dy=1; x_dir=[-1 1]; y_dir=[-1 1]; xdir=x_dir(randi([1,2],1)); ydir=y_dir(randi([1,2],1));
%while y(j)>=10 means game over, the other if statements are meant to bounce the ball off of that line.
j=1; while y(j)>=10; x(j+1)=x(j)+dx*xdir; y(j+1)=y(j)+dy*ydir; if x(j+1)<=70; xdir=-1; ydir=y_dir(randi([1,2],1)); end if x(j+1)>=30; xdir=1; ydir=y_dir(randi([1,2],1)); end if y(j+1)>=110; xdir=x_dir(randi([1,2],1)); ydir=-1; end
plot(x,y,'bo');
j=j+1;
end
hold off
I think my problem is at line 34. Which is: y(j+1)=y(j)+dy*ydir;
This line is saying the the y line can be either a negative direction or positive direction, but when the program starts it should be going in the positive y direction. When I changed it to: y(j+1)=y(j)1
the program would freeze. I am really just learning this program and I will be using it throughout my time at college. I would really like to know what I have done and what I need to do just to make the program at least start correctly.
Thank you,
Bruce Headley
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Bruce Headley
el 22 de Mzo. de 2011
Walter Roberson
el 22 de Mzo. de 2011
if j == 1; ydir = 1; end
then continue on with your
y(j+1)=y(j)+dy*ydir;
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Bruce Headley
el 23 de Mzo. de 2011
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