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Wing gun actual caliber

10.4k Bullozeee  1.6 years ago

So i measured the not resized wing gun with a fuselage. As i figure out that if the fuselage width is 2 and the height is 2, that means its 1x1 meters. So 2 in fuselage = 1 meter in real size. So to figure out the real wing gun diameter, i reshaped the fuselage down to the inner barrel of wing gun. The size matches when the fuselage width and height is at 0.13. So that means 0.13/2 = 0.065, so the wing gun actual diameter is 0.065 meters or 65mm or 2.56 inch which is quite humongous for a wing gun. so if u want it to be realistic i suggest rezise the width and height to 0.3 with fine tuner. So 65x3=195/10=19.5mm or 0.7677 inch

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    19,5mm is a cannon, not a wing gun.
    For 12,7mm: width/height to 0,1953846153846154
    For 7,62mm: 0,1172307692307692
    My math: (reversed the math above): 12,7 (wanted caliber) divided by 65 (original caliber) equals wanted size

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    83.1k MrCOPTY

    ≈20mm

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    10.4k Bullozeee

    @SILVERPANZER Wing gun sounds a lot better when at high firerate

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    @SILVERPANZER I find the wing gun better to aim in air-to-air combat, but for a tank, yes

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    10.4k Bullozeee

    @SPAircraftOfficial Ong bro did the math, thanks

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    28.6k Dragoranos

    ↓ pin this

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