add a chart showing the bullet drop for sniper rifles
BrainFooLong
Administrator
On the plan, but takes some time to integrate.
Greetz
Topicstarter
Guest
I used an equation that (I assume) DICE used for their drop calculations. It matches everything I've done so far but it might get a little inaccurate out to ranges of...let's say about 1700m? Anyways, these are the range: mil values I get, in 50m increments, out to 1000m.
150m: point blank
200m: .31 mil
250m: .43 mil
300m: .55 mil
350m: .66 mil
400m: .77 mil
450m: .87 mil
500m: .97 mil
550m: 1.06 mil
600m: 1.15 mil
650m: 1.23 mil
700m: 1.31 mil
750m: 1.39 mil
800m: 1.46 mil
850m: 1.54 mil
900m: 1.61 mil
950m: 1.67 mil
1000m: 1.74 mil
Topicstarter
Guest
The equation is nasty looking, but basically plug in the range for x and the answer that comes out is how many mils (bars on the scope) you aim up to have the bullet hit there.