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Subject: Simple Formula Books?
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This may be a tad off-topic in many respects but it does relate to LightWave
and Modeler to some degree.  :)

Is there a decent book or two with various real-world formulas (ie: gravity
effects, wheel motion, ect) for the non-math majors in the world?  Though my
mind is under the influence of nutrasweet, I have (had?) some ideas of
plug-ins but not having a massive math background, I'm not sure what good
sources are.

I miss the stuff in PowerMacros...  :)

Thanks a bunch,
Dan

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