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I need a mathematical formula that I don't know where to find.
I'm programming a rocket launcher for a game, and I want inverse-square blast damage, but the problem is that it has potentially infinite damage and knockback.
So, I want to give the explosion origin a size as well as have a blast radius.
Now, knockback is a vector, so it can be calculated in the same way as gravity; inverse square outside the explosion, and another known formula inside the explosion.
However, damage is not a vector. As it does not cancel itself out in any way, it should have a different formula to knockback inside the explosion origin, same for outside.
What do?
Connor Scott
Have you tried using 1/(1+x^2) instead of 1/(x^2)?
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Nolan Smith
A proper solution would allow me to reuse the same damage calculations for a bunch of other weapons which work very differently.
Josiah White
Then I'm going to need all the variables that you are working with.
Landon Harris
The distance of a point to the centre of the explosion, and the radius of the origin of the explosion (basically, the radius of the explosive charge).
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Grayson Gomez
I am guessing that you can not create a previus "If" in which you put the damage to zero whenever the distance to the center of the explosion is bigger than the explosion radius. Right?
Ryder Sanchez
You're mixing up the explosion origin radius with the explosion radius.
If you have a ball of TNT a couple metres in diameter, and you detonate it, the explosion origin radius is 1 metre.
The explosion radius is fuckhuge.
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