Tynker—Physics and Cloning

Update: 2013-06-13

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Let’s look at two very nice features of Tynker. The physics feature allows you to have falling objects and accurate projectile motion, combined with adjustments for gravity, friction, density, gravity, and much more. Cloning lets you have multiple instances of actors (like Scratch sprites), without having to duplicate code.

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Tynker—Physics and Cloning

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Tynker—Physics and Cloning

Dave Briccetti

Tynker—Physics and Cloning