Wohoo! Tilted Sin/Cos trails!

I’ve found a way to make tilted Sin/Cos trails!

Like this:

I think it’s pretty amazing!
Here’s the code:


(you have to “set speed to:[the angle you want]” before the repeat block)

It’s not too complicated🙂

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Wow that’s really cool! I haven’t used sin and cos before! Nice job :D

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That feeling you get when you see complicated code and don’t know what it means…
“Face palm.”

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@Gilbert189 didn’t you needed something like this for your paintbrush?

Or did I misunderstand you?
:grinning:

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Yes!!!

Thank you so much! My way was much more complicated than this! :smile::smile:

I’ll give you credit in the project, thanks so much!

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I experimented with it a little, and it looks like you have to experiment a little before getting the result you want
(Like changing these:

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Okay, I’ll experiment with it! Thanks! :smile:

This helps a lot! My version had like 8 values… :sweat_smile::joy:

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Pro tip: Tap on pictures to make them bigger.

You should add that, and this code is amazing! :wink:

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Cool!

I did the same thing in my [Atom Model] (atom model by SUPERSWAGGY88) project :stuck_out_tongue:

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Nice! Angled sine and cosine, finally! Good job!

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What is wrong with my code?



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Change the value “Turn” in the sin/cos slots to the object’s rotation! :D

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That works for the oval, but I’m already using a rotation value for the animal’s face. When I use a rotation value, the oval works, but the face gets messed up.

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Ah! Then just replace the “Turn (4) Degrees” block with an “Increase (Turn) by 4” block. :D

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Thanks, but it’s not working. I don’t know what’s wrong. I’ve never had this much trouble with my code. Oh well, patience. :smiley:

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Yes! Yes! Yes! I got It! Thank you soooo much @Gilbert189; you really helped! :smiley:

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Ok! I did this, and it worked. (After a lot of hard work)

Now, I have to make a -45 degree tilted trail. Not sure how to do that. :grin:

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Can someone help please? :smile:

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You just have to change one of the numbers multiplied with the sin or cos bubble to a negative one!

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This code makes a 45 degree sin and cos oval. I can’t seem to recreate it at a -45 degree angle. Can someone help?

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