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Originally Posted by makman94
the tool is having as output only the acute angles . if target is 'coming' to you the AoB is the acute angle ,if target is 'moving away' from you the AoB is 180-acute angle
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I've just made a test to verifiy if I have understood your explanation abaout acute angle. If I'm wrong tell it.
I tried the single mission where you have to sink the Courageous. The distance was 5000 m while the ship is 250 m long. The number of bars in the horizontal line was 27, so the corresponding number on the interior ring (that gives yuo the aob) was over 90. Since the number corresponding to 90 was 23, I counted the other 4 degrees going back from 23 to 19. Number 19 corresponded to 55, so I made 180-55=125.
Is it right?
P.S.: Whit this computation I shot a discharge of 3 torpedoes which came very very close to the rudder of the carrier... Next time it will be better
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