Hmm, I currently calculate the distance the wave has passed by, distanceToImpact? positive means it hasn't hit yet, negative it has already passed. All I really do is record it at waveSpeed (or there abouts) to aproximate the perfect factor, where as for you I would have to record at about -waveSpeed/2 (ranging from -5.5 to -9.85). But according to that I should check around waveSpeed*1.5? (Mind you I still plan to try my interpolation) --Chase-san
Assuming you have the fire time, location, and speed correctly, yes, I make the wave break when it's at (distance to enemy - (1.5 * wave speed))... 1 for the extra "wave speed" the bullet goes before checking for collisions, and .5 for the averaging of things. How often this ends up as a different bin is something I haven't tested, though, and it's probably fairly rare. -- Voidious
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