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Well, if you measure the time until you wave hits, i'm not surprised you can calculate the exact ATA :-), since you youself wrote the code that advances the wave. I was actually talking about the time of the corresponding onBulletHit?-event... --Mue |
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Well, if you measure the time until you wave hits, i'm not surprised you can calculate the exact ATA :-), since you youself wrote the code that advances the wave. I was actually talking about the time of the corresponding onBulletHit?-event... --Mue I did not write the above paragraph to surprise anyone with my brilliant ATA calculation, but rather to help newbies or the mathematically challenged like myself not to make these mistakes :-) It's actually very easy to make mistakes in both calculating ETA and measuring ATA. In the ETA case I found I was simply using ETA = D / V. I would not be surprised if a lot of people actually do that. In the ATA case, I had misaligned my waves by advancing the bullet immediately by the robot radius (=18), instead of 20-3*Power. That radius thing was something I read about on this Wiki a long time ago. After correcting this I could visually confirm (using RobocodeGLV014) that the waves were perfectly aligned with the actual bullet. You are right aligning to an onBulletHit? event is a different story. That's why I couldn't reproduce that bug you mentioned. If I recall correctly, I also had problems with aligning onBulletHit? events with my previous bot Ender. --Vic |
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