Now that I think of it a lot of physical movements can be represented by springs. For example, maybe jumping can be simulated by this equation.
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I think jumping would be a little more complicated since we'd need to factor in gravity and other forces involved. It'd be similar to how a constricted spring, aimed upward is released such that is expands and doing so bounces into the air. Then back onto the ground in a constricting motion.
Now that I think of it a lot of physical movements can be represented by springs. For example, maybe jumping can be simulated by this equation.
I think jumping would be a little more complicated since we'd need to factor in gravity and other forces involved. It'd be similar to how a constricted spring, aimed upward is released such that is expands and doing so bounces into the air. Then back onto the ground in a constricting motion.