RPM

Vetal_stalker

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• Dec 29, 2021

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Is there any possible way to make a proper 600+ RPM?
It's ok with values below and equal 600 rpm, but if I set it even to 601 it doesn't seem to work well, making the gun shoot too fast.
I made a short video about this problem. The first AK is 600 and the second one is 601.

 

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NamoPlayz

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• Dec 29, 2021

• #2

Idk you should suggest the owner (@Protoxy) or maybe ask him. but yeah it doesn't work properly.

 

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CrazyGunner

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• Dec 29, 2021

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I think it is impossible because it based on Minecraft's tick rate which is 1/20 secs.
600 RPM = 2 Ticks
1200 RPM = 1 Ticks
300 RPM = 3 Ticks
They're literally fixed numbers, and yes, if you adjust from 600 RPM (2 Ticks) to 601 RPM, it will count as 1200 RPM (1 Ticks) somehow.

 

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Protoxy

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• Jan 3, 2022

• #4

@CrazyGunner is totally right

 

Vetal_stalker

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• Jan 3, 2022

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Protoxy said:

@CrazyGunner is totally right

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So there's nothing can be done?

 

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CrazyGunner

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• Jan 3, 2022

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Vetal_stalker said:

So there's nothing can be done?

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Yes, nothing can be changed. You can choose RPM only 1200, 600, 300 and so on.

 

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CrazyGunner

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• Jan 7, 2022

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Ugh, I think I calculated them wrong, but now I know which RPM stands for which tick rate.
1 Tick = 1200 RPM
2 Tick = 600 RPM
3 Tick = 400 RPM
4 Tick = 300 RPM
5 Tick = 240 RPM
6 Tick = 200 RPM
and so on...
You can calculate them by divide 1200 with the number of tick you want to know.