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| вернуться в форум | What does this mean? Послано Sure  5 янв 2013 15:03Who can explain "The captain can’t rotate the weapon aiming system.",please?Re: What does this mean? The captain can't rotate angleRe: What does this mean? Послано Sure  5 янв 2013 15:10Does it mean that the system can only shoot at targets both coordinates of which are integers on just one line?Re: What does this mean?  
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Re: What does this mean? Послано Sure  5 янв 2013 15:54What??Sorry, I can't see what you say.
 
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Re: What does this mean? "laser can shoot at targets both coordinates of which are integers"
 Any target with both integer coordinates in new coordinate system can be destroyed.
Re: What does this mean? Послано espr1t  5 янв 2013 16:07Really? This ought to be one of the most confusing statements I've ever seen, if this is true..."The captain can’t rotate the weapon aiming system."
 How come I can be at point (0, 0) and shoot at (1, 0) and (0, 1) if I can't rotate the aiming system?
Re: What does this mean? You are not in point (0,0) - you are in the space near the planet. :) And all the points including (0,0) are on the planet's surface.Re: What does this mean? Послано Sure  5 янв 2013 16:17Are you Sure? But I got Wrong Answer many times. If it is true, I think the second answer must be less than 0.5*sqrt(2). Am I right?Re: What does this mean? Послано Mes  5 янв 2013 16:56Then is it true that every two pads can both be destroyed if they are equal after the decimal point?Re: What does this mean? This is true, for example, for pads with positive coordinates. Pads (0.0, 0.3) and (0.0, -0.7) can both be destroyed too.Re: What does this mean? Послано Mes  5 янв 2013 17:03I see. Thanks :) | 
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