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I think that the strategy you used in the rainbow programs of changing the density of lines might be interesting for Morin's "Throwing a ball" example and maybe other maximizing examples. Here is an illustration from Mathematica (not very good because I couldn't make dtheta small enough - parametricplot has too much overhead.
Table[Show[
ParametricPlot[
Table[{CosTheta*t, SinTheta*t - t^2/2}, {[Theta], 0,
1.5, s}], {t, 0, 3}, PlotRange -> {{0, 1.5}, {-.5, .5}}],
Graphics[{Text["x and y in
units of !(*SuperscriptBox[(v), (2)])/g", {1.3, .3}]}]], {s,
.1, .05, -.002}];
PS - sorry for putting the previous issue in the title - early in the morning here.
Was that what you were thinking of?
https://azgeorgis.net/rmg/morin/throwingABall.html
Added throwing a ball program