[Coding] Balistics/zeroing [WIP]
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BloodBane611
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VipersGhost
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I spoke with a vet and he said that US soldiers and most NATO armies start out with their weapons at 300m and then tailor it to their liking. He also said most marksmen/snipers start at 300-400 but adjust depending on their needs.
Again, awesome stuff fellas...this is going to rock once it comes out. I can't wait to see a nice video once it's cleaned up. Thanks!
Again, awesome stuff fellas...this is going to rock once it comes out. I can't wait to see a nice video once it's cleaned up. Thanks!
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Mosquill
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Jonny are those just for testing? Or do you want me to make them as final versions already?Jonny wrote:We are not using the barrel anymore, zangoo, we are using animations to change the angle.
What about the G3? It would be the same as the sniper/DMR if we set those the 400.
I think assault rifles to 300, G3 to 400, Sniper/DMR to 500, to show the differences properly.
EDIT:
Mosin@400
m - 0.03475
h - 0.05
v - 870
θ - 0.226
SV-98[MEC/PLA]@500
m - 0.058986
h - 0.05
v - 830
θ - 0.285
If anyone has better values for the centre-of-barrel to centre-of-scope length (h) please post it. It wont go in if we dont know about it.
And if you want scope height, I can always measure it on models.
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nedlands1
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Why? It takes a few lines of code to change the angle/position with the barrel system.Jonny wrote:We are not using the barrel anymore, zangoo, we are using animations to change the angle.
A useful titbit relating to the G3A3:
"Distance between optical axis and theoretical bore axis (due to mounting)... 87.5 mm [for the G3A3 with the 4 x 24 telescopic sight]" (Source: http://www.drzero.org/cetme/pdf/g3sm.pdf).

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RasdenFasden
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Shouldn't the SKS have a longer range because it's designed to be accurate? I'd say 300 meters...Jonny wrote:SVD is going to 500, it needs a long range.
SKS is going to 100, due to irons.
AK47 is going to 250, due to factry zeroing.
We do not need absolutely final ranges before it has been play tested, but we do need it done.
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RasdenFasden
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It's a semi-auto battle rifle with an assault rifle cartridge. Why should it be zeroed for short ranges?Jonny wrote:SKS is for defensive purposes. So no. Its also a carbine, not rifle.
You can argue all you want, but we want a finished version so the ranges will be revised later.
It fires the same round as the AK-47, yet it has a longer barrel and a more accurate mechanism. It sure as hell should be zeroed for longer ranges.
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nedlands1
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300m battlesight for the SKS. 100 to 1000m graduated sight in 100m increments. A picture: SKS rear sight assembly

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DeltaFart
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KP
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A few bits of info:
G3A3
The G3 rear sight has a notch that is used for 100 metres, and three apertures used for 200, 300 and 400 m. Since there is an aperture used on the model, you should use one of the last three.
The bullet used by the G3 is the 7.62x51 NATO round (a 9,5 gram bullet), with a muzzle velocity - according to Wikipedia - of 800 m/s (or 2625 feet/s).
AK-74M
The AK-74M's sights can be adjusted from 100-1000 metres (but I haven't found anything on the increments yet).
The bullet used by it is a 3,2 gram, 5.45x39mm round called the 5N7, which has a MV of 900 m/s (2953 ft/s).
G3A3
The G3 rear sight has a notch that is used for 100 metres, and three apertures used for 200, 300 and 400 m. Since there is an aperture used on the model, you should use one of the last three.
The bullet used by the G3 is the 7.62x51 NATO round (a 9,5 gram bullet), with a muzzle velocity - according to Wikipedia - of 800 m/s (or 2625 feet/s).
AK-74M
The AK-74M's sights can be adjusted from 100-1000 metres (but I haven't found anything on the increments yet).
The bullet used by it is a 3,2 gram, 5.45x39mm round called the 5N7, which has a MV of 900 m/s (2953 ft/s).
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