I created a glorified Physics formula Calculator

majormatt

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Actually, I did some time ago, but I didn't want to show you guys here until Physics 101 hit version 1.0.0



You can calculate out (46) common Physics formulas and find the inner variables in most of the formulas. Oh, each formula has an accompanying graphic to actually show the formula. Also, there is a unit conversion feature, resistor color band calculator, and a series-parallel resistor circuit tool.



PS - Check out Physics 101 Pro

pyr3

More screenshots! That's the one thing I hate about sites that want you to download their program but they don't even show you what it looks like. You at least showed us what it looks like, but post some screenshots of the program in action. Make them speak volumes about what the program can do. More people will invest the time to tinker with it if you can sell them with the screenshots.

nebagakid

[quote]Originally posted by MajorMatt:

<strong><a href="http://homepage.mac.com/praetersoftware/praetersoftware.htm"; target="_blank">http://homepage.mac.com/praetersoftware/praetersoftware.htm</a>;



Actually, I did some time ago, but I didn't want to show you guys here until Physics 101 hit version 1.0.0



You can calculate out (46) common Physics formulas and find the inner variables in most of the formulas. Oh, each formula has an accompanying graphic to actually show the formula. Also, there is a unit conversion feature, resistor color band calculator, and a series-parallel resistor circuit tool.



PS - Check out Physics 101 Pro </strong><hr></blockquote>



This is a great piece of software, and i knew what all those ka-jink-ers were, i would probably use it. I am taking physics this coming year and this will help me..



Also, i would like to take this time to say I have a program with no practical uses:

Gurgel Doll Production Factory:

<a href="http://homepage.mac.com/nebagakid/gurgel_doll/"; target="_blank">Gurgel Doll Production Factory Page</a> <img src="graemlins/smokin.gif" border="0" alt="[Chilling]" />

jambo

Physics 101 X86 :eek:



You kept that one quiet Matt!! Maybe it should be called Traitor Software J/K



J :cool:

nebagakid

[quote]Originally posted by Jamie:

<strong>Physics 101 X86 :eek:



You kept that one quiet Matt!! Maybe it should be called Traitor Software J/K



J :cool: </strong><hr></blockquote>

OH SNAP! Wait, was this written in RealBasic? because they allow for cross platform and the only thing you have you to do is change the key commands

<img src="graemlins/smokin.gif" border="0" alt="[Chilling]" />

majormatt

Physics 101 X86 (runs 5 minutes then quits/expires after 30 days) is there to tease PC users because I'll never make a full version.



Bwuhahahahahhaha!



More Screenshots. That's a good idea, I'll wait to Jaguar comes, so I'll be able to show all the features in "new aqua"

paul

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Did you ad the .Mac graphic: or did apple add it?



and where the hell were you a year ago when I took physics!!! <img src="graemlins/hmmm.gif" border="0" alt="[Hmmm]" />

majormatt

I added the graphic.



Where? I was probably right here in this very computer seat. I came up with the idea in December, but didnt start making it till March.

majormatt

I added in the screenshots as requested:



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