superscope preset tweaking

mharang · 20th August 2001, 23:26

Hey, anyone out there know a thing or two about the Superscope? I have a question. I am making an AVS preset that has two superscopes - both are Vibrating Worms. I wanted to know what values to change (and what to change them to) so that they will oppose each other while they move around. I keep fiddling with the initial t var, but it doesn't seem to be working. Any suggestions?

Scarface2k1 · 22nd August 2001, 13:23

im guessing something like t=t-.02

mharang · 22nd August 2001, 16:21

Thanks scarface. Actually I found another neat trick that works even better: change the Per Point formulas to the following for the second 'scope:

x=cos(2*i+t+3.14159)*0.9*(v*0.5+0.5);
y=sin(i*2+t+3.14159)*0.9*(v*0.5+0.5);

I just added pi radians (3.1415 radians or 180 degrees) to the existing settings. Looks like I solved my own problem! Thanks anyway.

Matt

LittleBuddy88 · 22nd August 2001, 17:56

Actually, it's even faster to use T=3.14159 in the Init row.

Linus

Scarface2k1 · 22nd August 2001, 19:54

NO! you need the t varible to change if you dont the super scope will stay in the same spot.

ParaNoya · 22nd August 2001, 22:27

There is even a way to make this happen by using just one scope, it's very easy. hehe.
Think about it I'll give you a hint you should use a dot scope with lines this isn't possible. Ah just another hint check out one of the scopes in my shallow silence preset in my latest preset pack at winamp.com here's the link: http://www.winamp.com/components/det...ponentId=73012

Scarface2k1 · 23rd August 2001, 14:25

wow.

20th August 2001, 23:26	#1
mharang Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Posts: 2	superscope preset tweaking Hey, anyone out there know a thing or two about the Superscope? I have a question. I am making an AVS preset that has two superscopes - both are Vibrating Worms. I wanted to know what values to change (and what to change them to) so that they will oppose each other while they move around. I keep fiddling with the initial t var, but it doesn't seem to be working. Any suggestions?

22nd August 2001, 16:21	#3
mharang Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Posts: 2	thanks Thanks scarface. Actually I found another neat trick that works even better: change the Per Point formulas to the following for the second 'scope: x=cos(2i+t+3.14159)0.9(v0.5+0.5); y=sin(i2+t+3.14159)0.9(v0.5+0.5); I just added pi radians (3.1415 radians or 180 degrees) to the existing settings. Looks like I solved my own problem! Thanks anyway. Matt

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22nd August 2001, 13:23	#2
Scarface2k1 Banned Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: i dont get out much so i dont remember Posts: 1,032	im guessing something like t=t-.02

22nd August 2001, 17:56	#4
LittleBuddy88 Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Posts: 66	Actually, it's even faster to use T=3.14159 in the Init row. Linus

22nd August 2001, 19:54	#5
Scarface2k1 Banned Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: i dont get out much so i dont remember Posts: 1,032	NO! you need the t varible to change if you dont the super scope will stay in the same spot.

22nd August 2001, 22:27	#6
ParaNoya Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2000 Location: HOEVUH!!!! (The Netherlands) Posts: 26	There is even a way to make this happen by using just one scope, it's very easy. hehe. Think about it I'll give you a hint you should use a dot scope with lines this isn't possible. Ah just another hint check out one of the scopes in my shallow silence preset in my latest preset pack at winamp.com here's the link: http://www.winamp.com/components/det...ponentId=73012

23rd August 2001, 14:25	#7
Scarface2k1 Banned Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: i dont get out much so i dont remember Posts: 1,032	wow.