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2017-03-13T18:57:11Z

Calculating jump height: update

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	== Calculating jump height ==		== Calculating jump height ==
	Jump height is determined by the gravity and jump velocity settings on the server (see [[Server Variables]] for details). Note that the jump velocity and gravity may be altered by flags ~~including [[Flag List\|Low Gravity]] and~~ [http://bzflag.org/documentation/flags Wings].		Jump height is determined by the gravity and jump velocity settings on the server (see [[Server Variables]] for details). Note that the jump velocity and gravity may be altered by flags like [http://bzflag.org/documentation/flags Wings].

	:Max jump height = -(_jumpVelocity)<sup>2</sup> / (2 * (_gravity))		:Max jump height = -(_jumpVelocity)<sup>2</sup> / (2 * (_gravity))

2017-03-13T15:26:38Z

Calculating jump height: updated link to official documentation

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	== Calculating jump height ==		== Calculating jump height ==
	Jump height is determined by the gravity and jump velocity settings on the server (see [[Server Variables]] for details). Note that the jump velocity and gravity may be altered by flags including [[Flag List\|Low Gravity]] and [~~[Flag List\|~~Wings]].		Jump height is determined by the gravity and jump velocity settings on the server (see [[Server Variables]] for details). Note that the jump velocity and gravity may be altered by flags including [[Flag List\|Low Gravity]] and [http://bzflag.org/documentation/flags Wings].

	:Max jump height = -(_jumpVelocity)<sup>2</sup> / (2 * (_gravity))		:Max jump height = -(_jumpVelocity)<sup>2</sup> / (2 * (_gravity))

2016-11-24T03:04:52Z

created see also

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	A typical BZFlag player can reliably jump a bit more than 90% of the maximum jump height.		A typical BZFlag player can reliably jump a bit more than 90% of the maximum jump height.

			==See also==
			* [[Comparison of map objects]]
			* [[Map making]]
			* [[Map FAQ]]

	[[Category:Map Making]]		[[Category:Map Making]]
	[[Category:Concepts]]		[[Category:Concepts]]

2015-03-02T11:12:49Z

Reverted edits by 173.192.81.187 (talk) to last revision by Yrogirg

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	===Figure 1===		===Figure 1===
	This image shows a typical map, with the origin and axis directions clearly marked out.		This image shows a typical map, with the origin and axis directions clearly marked out.
	[[Image:MapCoordinateSystem.png]~~] * [http://www.optimaweb.co.id/jasa-seo Jasa Seo~~]		[[Image:MapCoordinateSystem.png]]

	== Some useful measures at default settings ==		== Some useful measures at default settings ==

2015-03-02T11:07:02Z

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	===Figure 1===		===Figure 1===
	This image shows a typical map, with the origin and axis directions clearly marked out.		This image shows a typical map, with the origin and axis directions clearly marked out.
	[[Image:MapCoordinateSystem.png]]		[[Image:MapCoordinateSystem.png]] * [http://www.optimaweb.co.id/jasa-seo Jasa Seo]

	== Some useful measures at default settings ==		== Some useful measures at default settings ==

2011-01-13T08:30:48Z

Tank length is 6

2010-01-27T22:19:07Z

Doable is not a great word

2009-10-21T01:52:37Z

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	"north" on the in game radar is the positive Y direction in map coordinates.		"north" on the in game radar is the positive Y direction in map coordinates.

			===Figure 1===
			This image shows a typical map, with the origin and axis directions clearly marked out.
			[[Image:MapCoordinateSystem.png]]

	== Some useful measures at default settings ==		== Some useful measures at default settings ==

2009-10-21T01:41:53Z

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	A world unit is the basic unit of measure when dealing with BZFlag. World units have no real-world counterpart, as they are a purely virtual concept, but they can be though of to be equivalent to about 1 meter in length if you assume a roughly real world sized [[tank]].		A world unit is the basic unit of measure when dealing with BZFlag. World units have no real-world counterpart, as they are a purely virtual concept, but they can be though of to be equivalent to about 1 meter in length if you assume a roughly real world sized [[tank]].

	Many [[Server Variables]] are specified in terms of world units or world units per second.		All coordinates in the map file are specified in World Units. Many [[Server Variables]] are specified in terms of world units or world units per second as well.

			==Origin==
			The origin for the World coordinate system is the center of the map.

			==Orientation==
			World Units are oriented in a normal right hand rule coordinate system with positive Z being the "UP" direction.

			===North===
			"north" on the in game radar is the positive Y direction in map coordinates.


	== Some useful measures at default settings ==		== Some useful measures at default settings ==

2007-09-19T12:43:18Z

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	== Calculating jump height ==		== Calculating jump height ==
	Jump height is determined by the gravity and jump velocity settings on the server (see [[Server Variables]] for details). Note that the jump velocity and gravity may be altered by flags including [[Low Gravity]] and [[Wings]].		Jump height is determined by the gravity and jump velocity settings on the server (see [[Server Variables]] for details). Note that the jump velocity and gravity may be altered by flags including [[Flag List\|Low Gravity]] and [[Flag List\|Wings]].

	:Max jump height = -(_jumpVelocity)<sup>2</sup> / (2 * (_gravity))		:Max jump height = -(_jumpVelocity)<sup>2</sup> / (2 * (_gravity))