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This is Electric Field Hockey, where you are contesting for the Coulomb Prize! This is a game based off one I saw in my Physics class, and it isn't easy.

Instructions are in game.

This uses an equation (KQq/d^2) to determine the net force in the X and Y direction of the Puck, and then accelerates it accordingly, assuming each charge is 1 Micro-Coulomb each and the Puck is 1KG. I messed with the constants a little bit to make it faster and more entertaining, but people don't know that. If the puck hits black, it stops.

In Freeplay mode you can mess around, and try and make the puck do weird things. Try getting it into a straight line, never ending cycles and so one. Can you make a spiral?

You have ten charges, 5 Negatives and 5 Positives. Use them wisely. If you don't wish for them to have any effect on the Puck, put them in that upper left corner.

Love it, and enjoy the wonders of Physics!

Here it Is! --> http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/TheSaint/911850

Last edited by TheSaint (2010-03-02 17:35:16)