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Gaussian random makes it so the projectile has a much higher chance of aiming at the target rather than to the sides (missing), regardless of the given angular diameter. Right now it uses a uniform random function which makes the sides (aka missing the target) just as likely as hitting the target. Gaussian just generally works nicer for mob projectile accuracy. NMS also uses gaussian for projectile aim.
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Gaussian random makes it so the projectile has a much higher chance of aiming at the target rather than to the sides (missing), regardless of the given angular diameter. Right now it uses a uniform random function which makes the sides (aka missing the target) just as likely as hitting the target. Gaussian just generally works nicer for mob projectile accuracy. NMS also uses gaussian for projectile aim.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: