[SEnergy]

feet? mile? meter? yard? or anything else?

[admantis]

A meter. Being said, San Andreas is only 3x3 kilometers big.

[SEnergy]

so if my velocity is x = 0.03, y = 0.03 i'm moving total of 0.06m/s ? or how exactly does it works?

[admantis]

Assuming that your velocity is (x: -0.2) (y: 0.5) you can use the pythagorean theorem:

speed = sqrt((-0.2)^2+(0.5)^2)
speed = 0.5385

This thread really doesn't belong in this section.

[SEnergy]

yes, but I was wondering, what's that 0.5385 ? m/s ?

actually I'm using this

fSpeed = floatsqroot(floatpower(fPos[0], 2) + floatpower(fPos[1], 2) + floatpower(fPos[2], 2)) * 100;

and it seems to be pretty much realistic as km/h

(when I'm going backwards with motorbike it displays 5km/h (1,39m/s)

[DiDok]

Quote:

Originally Posted by admantis A meter. Being said, San Andreas is only 3x3 kilometers big.

6x6 actually (-3000,-3000)->(3000,3000)

[AntonioStyles]

It is meter.

[Mauzen]

Velocity got another unit, not m/s. People say velocity*195 is about the km/h, so velocity*50 is m/s. So the velocity unit is something like m/0,02 seconds, maybe m/playertick.