1/1/2023 0 Comments Heading netlogoThe easiest way of doing this is anycodings_netlogo to add 90 degrees to the heading, anycodings_netlogo rotating everything clockwise, and, anycodings_netlogo since that would make a turtle traveling anycodings_netlogo (say) NE travel SE, thus reversing the anycodings_netlogo sign of the slope, we need to take the anycodings_netlogo negative of the result. anycodings_netlogo However, NetLogo measures a turtle's anycodings_netlogo heading clockwise from the vertical anycodings_netlogo axis, with zero "north", so we need to anycodings_netlogo adjust the heading before taking its anycodings_netlogo angle. I anycodings_netlogo have no idea why the B is there, it is anycodings_netlogo simply set and returned as -1, so a anycodings_netlogo simpler version would be to-report calculate-line Īnd it would be called by a turtle. The x and y in the arguments of anycodings_netlogo calculate-line refer to the current anycodings_netlogo position of the turtle, and angle the anycodings_netlogo angle between the turtle's current anycodings_netlogo heading and the x axis, measured anycodings_netlogo counter-clockwise with zero "east". (In anycodings_netlogo the simulated environment there are 4 walls anycodings_netlogo in total - 2 vertical and 2 horizontal)Īsk patches with HEADING NETLOGO CODEWhat must be done in order to 'read' the x anycodings_netlogo and y values of the current turtle's heading anycodings_netlogo and input those into the equations? anycodings_netlogo Similarly, how can a set of patches that anycodings_netlogo have been coloured to represent a wall, can anycodings_netlogo be converted into a line equation that will anycodings_netlogo be used to check possible intersection anycodings_netlogo (between the heading line equation and wall anycodings_netlogo line equation) ?įor example I have create anycodings_netlogo a line/segment of grey patches using the anycodings_netlogo below code to represent the wallĪnd given anycodings_netlogo it is straight, there must be a way to anycodings_netlogo convert this into a line equation (which anycodings_netlogo will haveĪ fixed y value - so that I will anycodings_netlogo only have to 'test' the x value against the anycodings_netlogo line equation of the turtle's heading. Perhaps a better starting point anycodings_netlogo would be the code below that I found in one anycodings_netlogo of the forums. I think what I am after is a bit anycodings_netlogo simpler. There is an interception lines example code anycodings_netlogo in the library (that I donâÂÂt anycodings_netlogo understand that well) which is using moving anycodings_netlogo segments. Then compare the anycodings_netlogo heading line equation with the line equation anycodings_netlogo of a wall (which will have either a fixed x anycodings_netlogo or a fixed y â depending on anycodings_netlogo whether the wall is vertical or horizontal) anycodings_netlogo I need to convert the heading of a turtle anycodings_netlogo into a line equation. How can we convert the heading, of a Netlogo anycodings_netlogo turtle, into a line equation (y = mx + c ) anycodings_netlogo so that it can be compared to another line anycodings_netlogo equation (eg that of patches representing a anycodings_netlogo wall) ?
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