Precise MEA

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I looked at this, the problem it has is that it doesn't take into account that as the angle changes the wave will hit sooner. You could account for this I guess, but the iterative predictive methods are fast enough, I think.

Skilgannon08:56, 14 February 2012

Something like non-iterative linear targeting can account for varied bullet travel times. But the resulting code will probably be very bulky, like most non-iterative methods.

MN18:09, 14 February 2012
 

Well, I didn't use a noniterative method and I actually don't know how I could, but I now use a "binary search" for attack angles to get a precise MEA that doesn't take heading or velocity into account. I may make a page for it with diagrams, but for now you would just need to look at the code to see what I mean.

AW16:02, 8 March 2012

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I don't iterate to find the bullet flight time. By iterate I meant for my binary search.

AW20:30, 9 March 2012