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Quoted from ""RobotMonkey""
There isn't a check for invalid filenames... so make sure that the title doesn't contain any characters that would be invalid.
Quoted from ""Symthic""
In silent mode title in the saved plots is always 'Famas' and damage 25 - 17
If you fix this I could generate all the plots.
I have my script almost ready for action.
Edit:
Distance of grid seems to broken too in silent mode.
The T-90 is a challenge, the BTR-90 is going to kill everyone in a 100 meter radius and go flying off a hill into a helicopter only to drive off while the corpse of the Cobra it just went through is being dragged through the beach on Oman.
The game will include a fully automatic An-94 launcher, literally firing Abakans at 600 RPM.
clicky
I expect rep.
If J3ST3R is dead, I think I just heard the entity that is grammar let out a sigh of relief...
To say nothing of the inordinate expense incurred by adding functionality to the gun that I may not ever use.
IKEA is the problem! Its all Desksdesksdesksdesksdesksdesksdesksdesks but oh, oh the second you say you want a table they chuckle and say "A table? You mean a kitchen table? How about a bedside table? Oh! Oh you must mean a dining room table!" and I'm like "NO! NO I JUST WANT A STANDARD, BLACK, BORING TABLE!" and they look at me then smile and go "You mean this? £170..."![]()
Also, why does the RANDOM thread have a topic?
Why do fish have legs?
Fucking dutch.
Quoted from ""Suiizide""
Hey, just an idea. Someone else on the forums whipped this up with help from Plotic and it was very much ignored. I like the idea of it though. Can this be incorporated in to Plotic? Sorry if there is already a similar feature. I'm not all that good with Plotic
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Quoted from ""Symthic""
Distance still doesn't seem to be working from ini or did the template change aswell?
Titles etc. are tho.
The recoil decrease actually should also be added.
Heres how:
Lets take an example of 0.5 vertical and 0.3 horizontal recoil.
Decrease would be 18, or 1.8 while shooting.
Weapon would have 800rpm rof.
Pixels per degree scale would be 1000
we start from point x1000 y1700
the first shot without spread would land at:
x = 1000 + 1000 * 0.3 = 1300
y = 1700 - 1000 * 0.5 = 1200
Then we draw triangle between following points:
1000,1700 (the starting point)
1300,1700 (horizontal recoil taken into count but not vertical)
1300,1200 (both recoils taken into account)
Now we need to know length of each side of triangle.
Base is of course 300px (amount of horizontal recoil)
Side is 500px (amount of vertical recoil)
Hypotenuse or what ever its called is
sqrt(300^2+500^2) = 583,09518948453004708741528775456
The amount of decrease in pixels is Scale*Decrease/(RoF/60)
1000 * 1.8 / (800/60) = 135
We need to go 135 pixels towards the starting point from the calculated point of recoil.
we need to draw another triangle to get the coordinates of this point, but we only know the lenght of hypotenuse (135)
The angle of every corner in the triangle stays the same so we can use the same lenght ratios for new triangle than the one we draw before so:
500/583,0951 = 0,85749305730746151013788316862893
300/583,0951 = 0,51449583438447690608272990117736
Then we use these ratios to calculate the the base and side of the triangle with hypotenuse of 135
side = 135 * 0,857 = 115,695
base = 135 * 0,514 = 69,39
The point where shot will land with recoil decrease is
x = 1300 - 69 = 1231
y = 1200 + 116 = 1316
Quite simple? -:>-
Are you able to add this to the code yourself?
Of course you dont have to draw the triangles, it's just there to show how the calculations are done.
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