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Hi Guys.
I have a question, does Planet Calypso exist as a sphere or cube ?
First off, I have 2 website references, 1st is This. It shows how to convert spherical coordinates into Cartesian coordinates and second, and here, 36 seconds into the trailer.
Planet Calypso diameter, 8836km ie 8836000m ie radius of 4418000 km
Rotational Period - 4 hours, if this is true and it is a sphere. The mismatches in ratio of x to y makes sense.
Check this out
Using the 1st web link provided and a best guess, If x, y and z are equal on the Cartesian plane, they are all equal to 2550033m. x,y, or z = r/sqrt(3)
Total size of Calypso x grid = 3289198.204m
Total size of Calypso y grid = 2459667.518m
x by y grid ratio = 1.337253178
For each second of game time that passes the planet moves x 228.416542m y 170.8102443m, assuming that there is no tilt of the axis, I am assuming (never performed this kind of math b4)
My question is where is the rest of the planet ?
If my math is incorrect, please let me know....
I have a question, does Planet Calypso exist as a sphere or cube ?
First off, I have 2 website references, 1st is This. It shows how to convert spherical coordinates into Cartesian coordinates and second, and here, 36 seconds into the trailer.
Planet Calypso diameter, 8836km ie 8836000m ie radius of 4418000 km
Rotational Period - 4 hours, if this is true and it is a sphere. The mismatches in ratio of x to y makes sense.
Check this out
Using the 1st web link provided and a best guess, If x, y and z are equal on the Cartesian plane, they are all equal to 2550033m. x,y, or z = r/sqrt(3)
Total size of Calypso x grid = 3289198.204m
Total size of Calypso y grid = 2459667.518m
x by y grid ratio = 1.337253178
For each second of game time that passes the planet moves x 228.416542m y 170.8102443m, assuming that there is no tilt of the axis, I am assuming (never performed this kind of math b4)
My question is where is the rest of the planet ?
If my math is incorrect, please let me know....