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Re: Calculating Angle to fire at
While I agree that a table lookup would be a lot easier, why not go all out this year, and use the CPU that was given to you, and calculate on the fly. I know that is what my team is doing. While a hash table would be fast, it would be less accurate, and we are personally looking for going for the perfect bullseye at least 60% of the time.
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