The Stadimeter Intel Thread

gutted · 03-28-10, 08:55 PM

i removed it because while doing it i realized how broke it was.

You can get it "somewhat" accurate by using the areas i showed earlier, but that reference might move slightly depending on how far away the ship is. In other words If you were to figure out the correct range for each tick mark on the left hand scale for a given mast height (by doing the math).. then put the stadimeter in those locations... the error can grow by a few hundred meters from 1 tick to the next.

Sooo. i removed it for the time being.

It wouldn't let me delete the first post, so i changed it's content's to this "request" and changed the thread title.. but title didn't change.

03-28-10, 08:55 PM	#1
gutted The Old Man Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: New Orleans, LA. Posts: 1,379 Downloads: 487 Uploads: 11	i removed it because while doing it i realized how broke it was. You can get it "somewhat" accurate by using the areas i showed earlier, but that reference might move slightly depending on how far away the ship is. In other words If you were to figure out the correct range for each tick mark on the left hand scale for a given mast height (by doing the math).. then put the stadimeter in those locations... the error can grow by a few hundred meters from 1 tick to the next. Sooo. i removed it for the time being. It wouldn't let me delete the first post, so i changed it's content's to this "request" and changed the thread title.. but title didn't change. __________________ Solution Solver 2.3.2 - Visual Targeting Tools & Aids

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