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This would make mirroring real moons much much easier because currently the equation used to calculate the time for a moon to complete an orbit is incorrect. (if you look at the code, orbital time is relative to the third power of the average orbital distance which isn't correct. T^2 = R^3 which gives a ^ 1.5 relationship not ^ 3. It also makes it way way harder to work out how to get a specific orbital time. i.e suppose you want to remake Io in AR. Good luck getting the orbit time correct by guessing the parameters needed.
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This would make mirroring real moons much much easier because currently the equation used to calculate the time for a moon to complete an orbit is incorrect. (if you look at the code, orbital time is relative to the third power of the average orbital distance which isn't correct. T^2 = R^3 which gives a ^ 1.5 relationship not ^ 3. It also makes it way way harder to work out how to get a specific orbital time. i.e suppose you want to remake Io in AR. Good luck getting the orbit time correct by guessing the parameters needed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: