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# Projectile Motion
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This is a 2D implementation of the physical formula for projectile motion.
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$$ x(t) = x_0 + \frac{1}{2} a_x t^2 + v_{0x} t $$
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Also, during the shock with the ground, the projectile will lose some energy.
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This is simulated with a coefficient of restitution.
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Then, when not bouncing and only sliding on the ground, the projectile will lose energy due to friction.
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## Requirements
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- Java (6 to) 8 (max, recommended)
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- NetBeans (highly recommended)
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Java Applets have been dropped with Java 9. So you need an older versione to run this project.
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Java 8 is the preferred version. Until Java 6 should be ok.
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Problems running the project are expected, applets are deprecated and not supported by modern browsers.**
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This is a NetBeans Project. Using NetBeans isn't mandatory but recommended for the built-in applet runner.
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You can run the GrigliaApplet.java class with netbeans.
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[NetBeans Instructions](https://netbeans.apache.org/tutorial/main/kb/docs/java/javase-jdk8/)
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Alternatively, you can use IntellijJ IDEA with the [Applet runner plugin](https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/16682-applet-runner) (not tested).
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## Installation and run
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Clone the repo:
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```bash
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git clone git@gitlab.com:stefanorossiti/projectiles.git
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```
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Run `AppletProiettile.java` with your preferred IDE (NetBeans is recommended)
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using
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java 8.
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## License
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All my work is released under [DBAD](https://www.dbad-license.org/) license.
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