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400mm is the maximum possible penetration; usually the real value is less due to inefficiencies such as a non-perpendicular impact.

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400mm is the maximum possible penetration; usually the real value is less due to inefficiencies such as a non-perpendicular impact.

 

I agree! I am stunned that someone bothered to simulate this using this way while other "inaccuracies" are present.

 

Any other info on the coefficients and their importance?

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It is not. AFAIK the simulation of the actual explosive itself isn't that complex. You simulate it by setting penetration to some average value (for now).

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From a quick test I 've done, the coefficient that seems to affect the area that the damage is applied, is the HE1 which is multiplied by expl_mass.

 

Of course the expl_mass value is the most important because its the actual damage done but the HE1 is very important too since it may degrade or multiply the damage effect.

 

I 'LL CONTINUE THIS IN A NEW THREAD IN RESEARCH

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