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Re: SolidWorks Tip: Projectile Motion of Ball

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Originally Posted by BA SW View Post
it would be easy to add drag. Additional forces can be added in the simulation
I couldn't see what you were doing on the screen in the video. Can you add a force that varies with the direction and magnitude of the ball velocity?

Air drag (and possibly backspin/topspin for some shooters) can have a nontrivial effect on the flight path of this year's game piece (because of its large size and light weight).



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