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--- modding:function:syscalcfiresolution [2012/03/17 01:18] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ modding:function:syscalcfiresolution [2014/12/27 04:40] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-Discuss this page on this pages TalkPage
+Discuss this page on this pag's [[sysCalcFireSolution Talk Page|Talk Page]]
-sysCalcFireSolution
+=== sysCalcFireSolution ===
-See sysCalcFireSolution at Xelerus
+See [[http://xelerus.de/index.php?s=functions&function=356|sysCalcFireSolution at Xelerus]]
-Syntax	 (sysCalcFireSolution targetPos targetVel speed)
+^ Syntax | (sysCalcFireSolution targetPos targetVel speed) -> angle or nil |
-Arguments	 targetPos - the vector position of the target
+^ Arguments | targetPos: the vector position of the target |
-  targetVel - the vector velocity of the target
+^ | targetVel: the vector velocity of the target |
-  speed - the speed of the projectile
+^ | speed: the speed of the projectile |
-Returns	 angle or nil
+^ Returns | angle or nil |
-Category	math, weapon
+^ Category | math, weapon |
-Description	 A very useful function when using sysCreateWeaponFire. Automactically performs all trigonometry required to properly lead a target (assuming it moves in a straight line at constant speed)
+^ Description | A very useful function when using [[modding/function/syscreateweaponfire|sysCreateWeaponFire]]. |
-Example (sysCalcFireSolution (objGetpos aTargetobj) (objGetVel aTargetObj) (objGetVel gPlayerShip)) will return the correct angle to fire a projectile in order to hit aTargetObj)
+Automatically performs all trigonometry required to properly lead a target (assuming it moves in a straight line at constant speed)
-Return to Functions list
+=== Example ===
+<code lisp>(sysCalcFireSolution (objGetpos aTargetobj) (objGetVel aTargetObj) (objGetVel gPlayerShip))</code>
+Will return the correct angle to fire a projectile in order to hit aTargetObj
+ Return to [[:Functions]] list