July 27th, 2001
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| I'm too cool to Post
Join Date: July 27th, 2001 Rep Power: 0 | Quote:
Originally posted by Lewie: Well first off, it's called 'Bullet-Time' because, despite the apparent lack of fancy camera angles, you are still allowed to AIM in real-time. People do have a point though, in the fact that you hear the bullets the same time you see them. Really the sound of a bullet is made by a very small sonic-boom, when the bullet breaks the sound barrier, so you could see it before you heard it. |
Incorrect... the sound you hear is not from a sonic boom, it's from the explosion that happens to be taking place inside that gun you are holding. the speed of sound, at sea level on a 70 degree F day is something in the neighborhood of 1129 ft per second... not all guns fire a bullet that has that kind of muzzle velocity...and in lots of case it's subtantailly less than that, in the neighborhood of 800-900 ft per second.
-kirt
[This message has been edited by kirt (edited 07-27-2001).] |
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