David Buck wrote:
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> Discussion is welcome.
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Something that I think has not been mentioned in this discussion so far
(unless I accidentally skipped it):
One of the interesting things of POV is that it is a great environment
to learn maths. Often you want to position two objects in such a way
that they touch each other or such that the combined surface is
continuous or... You can do this by trial and error, but soon you'll end
up motivated to learn how to solve a particular second order equation or
some equation involving sin() or tan().
Whatever direction a new SDL is going to take, it would be great if the
simplest subset could (still) be used in a high school math class. The
only thing we then need is someone to write something like 'Mindstorms
for high school students'.
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