# Natural laws for motion. (Think Flash5 days or Processing)

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**Created:** [March 1, 2010, 7:08pm UTC](https://forum.kirupa.com/t/natural-laws-for-motion-think-flash5-days-or-processing/305672 "2010-03-01T19:08:33Z")\
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Do you remember everyone had crazy experiments back in the day?

Id like to explore some algothrithms but i dont really know where to look.

If i wanted to create a spring system, i could read all about Hookes Law for example. This is physics. However, Drawing a Spiral is not physics and is essentially Maths.

What are these things called. There is bound to be a whole host of mathamtical stuff out there relating to all types of motion or other effects. I do find maths interesting, but i physically canny handle looking at another right angle triangle!