How Angry Birds is using mathematics?
Twelve years on from the launch of the original Angry Birds game, Rovio Entertainment has just launched a brand new game - Angry Bird journey - in the franchise.
But considering how many versions of Angry Birds there have been at this point, is it worth your time? Certainly it is a cool new version, and it has attracted 1 Million+ downloads since its launch in 22 january 2022 with raving ratings by gamers that is above 4.6.
It is something called as 2D Newtonian Mechanics and the key equations goes like, dx = v*dt, dv = F* dt and F = (0,-1).
Angry Birds also incorporates rigid body mechanics for simulating the effect of successful shots on structures, which are supplemented by sound effects as an integral component of the gaming experience.
But considering how many versions of Angry Birds there have been at this point, is it worth your time? Certainly it is a cool new version, and it has attracted 1 Million+ downloads since its launch in 22 january 2022 with raving ratings by gamers that is above 4.6.
Let us quickly understand the mathematics behind behind the fights between those birds and pigs.
It is something called as 2D Newtonian Mechanics and the key equations goes like, dx = v*dt, dv = F* dt and F = (0,-1).
Here F representing a continuous downward gravity force and the slingshot controlled by entering the beginning position x and velocity v on the touch screen, and the parabolic trajectory of the launched bird determined by time-stepping The force F in Angry Birds Space has been generalised to gravitational pull from point masses, allowing for more shots.
Angry Birds also incorporates rigid body mechanics for simulating the effect of successful shots on structures, which are supplemented by sound effects as an integral component of the gaming experience.