INSTRUCTOR WAR
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Been working on formulas to find catch points. I came up with some formulas i thought i was happy with but my horizontal distance seemed to get farther off the more parrallel the slope were. example (-slope - -slope) take the difference and divide it into my vertical fill rate.
i found an exact method by converting my angles to gradian and using sine law thats a little more complicated. and ive ran across a few other formulas by carrusing through various D.OT. manuels. so
anyay just curious if any one was familiar with this or had a fool proof formula to find the catch point with nothing more than a proposed vertical fill rate, a propsed slope ratio and a existing % of fall or rise
i found an exact method by converting my angles to gradian and using sine law thats a little more complicated. and ive ran across a few other formulas by carrusing through various D.OT. manuels. so
anyay just curious if any one was familiar with this or had a fool proof formula to find the catch point with nothing more than a proposed vertical fill rate, a propsed slope ratio and a existing % of fall or rise
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