if you wanna thank someone, thank Kendog84 for researching that lol

@Pakdaaircraftindustries glad it helped lol

@Monarchii hm... This makes complete sense actually! Yeah I can use it!

okay so rundown on cannon damage(I'm qualified for this, trust me) :

• [1]) it IS tied to velocity, with impactScalar multiplying it(e.g. 1,000m/s+1iS = 1,000dmg, 1,000m/s+0.5iS = 500dmg)
• [2]) okay, so this is where it gets funky... see the numbers up there? thats the theoretical max damage if you're lucky... see, after that basic calculation, RNG also either divide it by 1, 2, or 3! so 1,000dmg could be 500dmg, or at the worse, 333dmg..
• [3]) that being said, explosives are a wildcard because it doesn't deal damage in terms of health but something else entirely unseen. sometimes it doesn't do things, sometimes it does ALL the things.
• [4]) explosive shells w. no explosiveScalar does a decent convincing good capped shell since it doesn't ricochet at steep angles
  

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anyway for your question, it's the velocity of the base cannon divided by 1, 2, or 3.

@Graingy it's the result of the game silencing me

@Pakdaaircraftindustries that probably results in integer overflow.

@Graingy yeah I know , I set bullet scale to 1E+100 sometimes lol

@Pakdaaircraftindustries I made one that broke the game.

@Graingy i made one that could destroy the USS beast in a single hit a time ago lol

IIRC damage for non-explosive shells is tied entirely to velocity, calibre being entirely visual. That is to say, don’t use them for machine guns because they will absolutely shred anything they hit, unfortunately.

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