Grenade/explosive damage fading
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2013-05-09, 06:27 PM
(This post was last modified: 2013-05-09, 06:56 PM by Victor.)
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RE: Grenade/explosive damage fading
Using reciprocals with an exponent in x will cause a different shape:
![]() plot (x+1)^-1, (x^2+1)^-1, (x^3+1)^-1, (x^4+1)^-1 from x=0 to 10, y=0 to 1 Now, what if we put exponents into the entire denominator? ![]() plot (x+1)^-1, (x+1)^-2, (x^2+1)^-2, (x+1)^-1/2, (x^2+1)^-1/2 from x=0 to 10, y=0 to 1 Also, for guns, the bullet has kinetic energy. If the energy loss is constant, the speed will be affected like a square root: (proposed fading for "bullet" weapons) However, in the graph, 1 on the x-axis represents when the bullet stops. ![]() plot 100*sqrt(1-x) from x=0 to 1 Best regards,
Victor //victorz.ca Code: Your antithesis compares favorably with any high magnitude of pwnage. (-you > |p|, you < -|p|) |
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