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In the august lwpro, Joe Dox wrote a article for just this scenario.
Can't remember all the formulas, but it is worth checking out if you can.

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On Sun, 20 Aug 1995, Adrian Onsen wrote:

>     I have a wheel, and this wheel, has to ROLL for a certain distance,
> then SLOWLY come to a stop. How do I accomplish a smooth stop rather than
> a sudden stop. (A smooth loss in velocity)In Imagine there was an option
>                           Adrian Onsen
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