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Originally Posted by TheDarkWraith
You're hung up on something. The code I posted is a linear function. I tested it in the debugger to ensure it was linear. Giving available light as 0.499999 results in minimum signal strength of original minimum signal strength. Giving available light as 0.283 (game's nighttime value) results in minimum signal strength * 3.0. Giving available light as 0.3915 (half-way point) results in minimum signal strength * 1.5.
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At last we are talking again the same (universal) language: numbers
Quote:
Originally Posted by TheDarkWraith
How is that not linear?
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you forget something:
our extremes are
minimum signal strength and
minimum signal strength * 3.
Divide both terms by
minimum signal strength and you get 1 and 3. The midpoint between 1 and 3 is not 1.5; it is 2
Maybe (yet another) graphical comparison between my function (in blue) and your one (in red), can help:
