14 years out of school and I’ve now found myself facing a geometry problem. Highschool told me this would happen and now I don’t have a clue how to solve it. Does Reddit hold any math teachers or programming wizards?
Aight so I’ve got two circular measurements in degrees (wind direction and direction the main sail is facing) Can be anywhere from 1 to 360
How could I possibly compare them to see how close they are in angle, and assign a value to it? Higher value for closer angles
If you’re sailing at 1° and the wind is blowing to 10°, okay cool you’re off by 9, adjust a little to the right and you’re good.
But if you go the other way, sailing at 1° and the wind is 10° counterclockwise th
Hey everyone. Ive been working on a melee combat system similar to Last oasis or Myth of Empires. These are third person games which use a system where once you've equipped a weapon from your action bar into your hands, moving the mouse to the left and left clicking will initiate a weapon swing from the left side. This happens for the right side, and top as well. They use this same system for blocking attacks as well, but tied to the right mouse button.
The issue im having my combat system is that it only holds that direction for a split second before reverting back to neutral position. Id like to be able to hold the blocking angle for as long as i have RMB held down, or until I input a ne
I’m just curious if anyone happened to loot a key tool filled with reserve keys last night on shoreline.
If by some sort of fatigued stupor I moved it out of my gamma for some reason and lost it?
Feels bad man
I was floored by how cool and unique the starting zone is. Plenty of things to explore, good variety in the landscape.
Once you leave it though, it’s basically the exact same map regardless of where you go, despite different titles of “grasslands” and “plateaus” and “rolling hills”
It’s just the same crap over and over again.
Has anyone discovered a zone that actually has some uniqueness to it like the original one?
Is there a way to increase the amount off ballistic ammo you’re able to carry loaded into a ship? I outfitted about Andromeda with 4 s4 ballistic Gatling to see how it performs and I noticed that the ammunition count is a mere 500 per gun. I feel like when this same gun was on the nose of my warden it had a count in the thousands.
Are there some sort of built in ammo crates in heavy fighters that I’m missing? You’d think a “gunship” would have a similar load
