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​Star and Planet Visual

A topic by DimaLink created Dec 24, 2022 Views: 314 Replies: 5
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Star and Planet Visual

Star And Planet Visual. I amde this visual animation in Qbasic 64. I am a fan of QBasic!

And this is visual. This is like animation, that is programmed in Qb64. So, this is a new attempt to show something in my YT channel. 

So, it has some parameters, that can be changed from a code. You see radius, coordinates and so on. 

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Wow, that sounds like quite the impressive animation you've created in QBasic 64! I'm glad you're a fan of the language. I'm sure it will be a hit on your YouTube channel. You must have spent countless hours staring at lines of code to create such a masterpiece Keep up the great work!

Thanks!! It is actually rather simple programm. But it reqires some math. That can be taken from internet. Formulas. And program is not so hard. But it is a simple simulation. So some parameters can be changed from code. And they are all indicated in the program. Radius of orbit for example. 

And this app was fun! You are right! 

We're all in the same boat as programmers! And who knows, maybe one day I'll be able to create my own QBasic masterpiece with the help of some internet formulas and a little bit of magic. Keep up the good work!

Of course you can!!! Go to: https://qb64.com/ And download QBASIC64! And try it out!  It is very exciting language from the 80s! And you know! I LOVE EIGHTIES, man!!!! So welcome to the club!!  And sugestion about formulas... it is formula of circle:

for(i=0;i<=360;i++){
float theta=(i*3.14)/180;
x=(int)(xc+(r*cos(theta)));
y=(int)(yc+(r*sin(theta)));
putpixel(x,y,WHITE);}

It is how to draw a circle. Point by point. It is main idea. Staret with Circle something.. or moving something by circle...

Yes, of course have fun! You are cool that you are having fun with programming!

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Wow, thank you for the QBASIC64 tip! I'll definitely have to check it out. I love the 80s too, it's the era of neon colors, big hair, and even bigger computers. And thanks for sharing the circle formula, I'll be sure to use it to draw circles in my next project or somthin. And don't worry, I'm always having a blast with programming, it's like a never-ending game of Tetris for my brain.