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|    eripe to lui wolff    |
|    Re: One Spreadsheet to Rule Them All    |
|    27 Nov 18 18:16:02    |
      From: eripe.dk@gmail.com              On Sunday, November 25, 2018 at 4:07:49 AM UTC+7, lui wolff wrote:       > Hi, folks. Just found the group from rho and i'm astounded. You're awesome.       >        > I've been worldbuilding for a while and I figured (since i want to be as       accurate as possible) that I want precision on everything.       >        > I've since started a Great Spreadsheet to automatically calculate everything       you may need to know about space warfare to worldbuild.       >        > Things I want it to have are:       >        > - Sensor capabilities (detection threshold) and ranges (detection,       identification and targeting), including optical telescopes, near-IR scopes,       far-IR scopes, anomaly detectors (such as a MAD), x-ray scopes, gamma ray       non-focused scopes, active and        passive RADAR and LIDAR, etc.       >        > - Projectile weapon systems with precise muzzle velocity and kinetic energy,       and energy cost in case of railguns       >        > - Energy weapon systems with precise energy measurements.       >        > - Ship propulsion types with precise specific impulse, energy output, IR       emission, etc.       >        > - Other things, many other things.       >        > Anyone ever done that? It sounds like a very useful thing.       >        > Lui Wolff              Look at the game "Children of a dead earth", and the blog       https://childrenofadeadearth.wordpress.com/              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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