Values used for certain equations

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Variables
const float	global::equations::kVelocityScalar = 0.1

const float	global::equations::kTimeSizeRatio = 0.025

const float	global::equations::kMassAlphaRatio = 41.166

const float	global::equations::kMassAlphaOffset = 130.84

const float	global::equations::kAlphaMinimum = 50

Detailed Description

Values used for certain equations

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Variable Documentation

◆ kAlphaMinimum

const float global::equations::kAlphaMinimum = 50

The lowest that the alpha value is allowed to be, for reference 0 is completely transparent and 255 is completely opaque

◆ kMassAlphaOffset

const float global::equations::kMassAlphaOffset = 130.84

The offset for the equation of mass to alpha value
The equation used is Global::Equations::kMassAlphaRatio ln( clsCannonball::props.mass ) + Global::Equations::kMassAlphaOffset

◆ kMassAlphaRatio

const float global::equations::kMassAlphaRatio = 41.166

The ratio between mass and its alpha (transparent) value.
The equation used is Global::Equations::kMassAlphaRatio ln( clsCannonball::props.mass ) + Global::Equations::kMassAlphaOffset

◆ kTimeSizeRatio

const float global::equations::kTimeSizeRatio = 0.025

One second of holding down the mouse button = this many meters for the ball

◆ kVelocityScalar

const float global::equations::kVelocityScalar = 0.1

Changing this effects the ratio of the line to the velocity when creating a cannonball