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zangoo wrote:i think that the so called network issue is becuase there is a diffrent animation for 1p and 3p, so the guy with the 1p animation sees the bullet go and hit the target. the other guy sees it come out of the gun, it is zeroed like it should be but the gun is pointing in a slightly diffrent direction. need to test this some how.

[R-CON]nedlands1 wrote:Apparently the Abrams tank suffers a similar problem with it's main cannon. What is a hit appears not to be from the driver's perspective. I suspect it is an inherent problem with "multifirecomp" weapons.

zangoo wrote:barrel has nothing do to with it, the m1a2 like most other guns, tanks, ect use

ObjectTemplate.fire.fireInCameraDof 1

so it makes it come out of the center of your screen, no matter where the model barrel is pointing.

[R-CON]OkitaMakoto wrote:Interesting. Just a question for my own mind:

If their numbers dont match and you start rotating the turret around and around in the same direction, does the alignment get even more off for people watching you? As in your rotation will eventually overtake what everyone else sees and you could possibly be looking forward while everyone thinks you are looking behind you?

This would rarely happen as most times you go back to center front the same way you spun around, or you dont just sit and spin in a circle 50 times...

just wondering simply curiosity

Mosquill wrote:Yes, it makes it come out of your screen, and that's how you see it. But everyone esle see it coming out of the barrel and going in different direction. That's why camera's rotation and barrel's rotation should match.

RCMoonPie wrote: Although I am wrong in my physics explanation, it is possible with todays higher powered rifles, loads, and rounds to obtain shots with flatter tragectories(less arc)to strike targets before the "bullet drop".