Ballistic Shell AFM?

[Silver_Dragon]

I check the FW-190D-9.LUA and encounter shell and weapons definition before FW-190D-9. My surprise was when to see the parameters of the projectiles, these are defined like a ballistic coefficient model or internal ballistics were implemented. This would be a kind of SFM / AFM for ballistic projectiles.?

 

Example extracted of FW-190D-9 LUA

 

declare_weapon({category = CAT_SHELLS,name = "MG_13x64_APT",

user_name = _("MG_13x64_APT"),

model_name = "tracer_bullet_green",

v0 = 710.0,

Dv0 = 0.0080,

Da0 = 0.0004,

Da1 = 0.0,

mass = 0.038,

round_mass = 0.09,

explosive = 0.0000,

life_time = 7,

caliber = 13,

s = 0.0,

j = 0.0,

l = 0.0,

charTime = 0,

cx = {1.0,0.912,0.7,0.25,1.80},

k1 = 4.8e-08,

tracer_off = 1.5,

tracer_on = tracer_on_time,

smoke_tail_life_time = 0.5,

scale_tracer = 1,

cartridge = 0,

})

[sobek]

Sorry, but what actually is your question?

[GGTharos]

Guns had 'AFM' since Ka-50.

 

This would be a kind of SFM / AFM for ballistic projectiles.?

[Silver_Dragon]

ho, thanks, I thought the AFM of the guns was one thing and another AFM of projectiles (artillery projectiles, antitank projectiles). I did not know that the AFM were implemented from Ka-50.