[fysiks]

Originally Posted by wrecked_ S = 40 MPH T = 2 Hour D = S * T D = 40 * 2 D = 80 That's the formula, but you're right about it being more complicated (in CS) than he had portrayed it to be.

Thanks for doing the math for me. You do know where my name comes from right? .

[wrecked_]

Originally Posted by fysiks Thanks for doing the math for me. You do know where my name comes from right? .

Haha, I thought you were talking about the normal formula being more complex at first, which is why I did the math out. After I wrote the actual thing I came to the realization that you were probably talking about CS in the first place, but I just posted it anyway in case the other guy wasn't comprehending it. Then, I remembered that you didn't have down syndrome.

OOPSZ.

[grimvh2]

Originally Posted by wrecked_ S = 40 MPH T = 2 Hour D = S * T D = 40 * 2 D = 80 That's the formula, but you're right about it being more complicated (in CS) than he had portrayed it to be.

So wrong . You forgot the accelerating speed :p. That forumela only works on a constant speed ( wich it aint ).

[wrecked_]

Originally Posted by grimvh2 So wrong . You forgot the accelerating speed :p. That forumela only works on a constant speed ( wich it aint ).

If the math was implemented into a plugin, it would be done in PreThink. PreThink is called several times each second, so the accelerating speed generally wouldn't matter, since the PreThink calls would get the speed each frame, and the acceleration rate isn't very fast in CS.

Sorry if the explanation was a bit sketchy, I didn't really know how to explain it thoroughly.

[IneedHelp]

Originally Posted by Exolent[jNr] I've seen a unit->feet conversion or something similar on these forums before.

http://forums.alliedmods.net/showpos...40&postcount=9

I'm wondering from where did he got those values hmm

[drekes]

i decides to leave it in units, cause with my bad math skills it would be a miracle to calculate all that.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by drekes i decides to leave it in units, cause with my bad math skills it would be a miracle to calculate all that.

It's just one mulitplication.

[drekes]

yeah, but then i have to use number like 1,22222 and so on, way to difficult for me.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by drekes yeah, but then i have to use number like 1,22222 and so on, way to difficult for me.

What? Once you program it you don't ever have to "do the math" again.

[Exolent[jNr]]

Originally Posted by drekes yeah, but then i have to use number like 1,22222 and so on, way to difficult for me.

If you use those #defines from Emp's post, you don't have to do any math at all.
Just call the functions normally.

#define UnitsToFeet(%1)  (%1*0.08333232)

// ...

new iFeet = UnitsToFeet( iUnits );