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In [[Galactic Empire]], a parsec is the smallest unit of distance. Each sector is 10000x10000 parsecs.
In [[Galactic Empire]], a parsec is the smallest unit of distance. Each sector is 10000x10000 parsecs.
Warp 1 is the speed of light, which is 153.846153 10000÷65  <ref>GEFUNCS.C lines 648-649:
ptr->coord.xcoord = ptr->coord.xcoord + ((ptr->speed * sin(degtorad(ptr->heading)))/65000.0);
ptr->coord.ycoord = ptr->coord.ycoord - ((ptr->speed * cos(degtorad(ptr->heading)))/65000.0);</ref>




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imp 2 = 3-4 parsecs / centock
imp 2 = 3-4 parsecs / centock


imp 3 = 4-5 parsecs / centock
imp 4 = 6-7 parsecs / centock
imp 5 = 7-8 parsecs / centock
imp 6 = 9-10 parsecs / centock
imp 7 = 10-11 parsecs / centock
imp 8 = 12-13 parsecs / centock
imp 9 = 13-14 parsecs / centock
imp 10 = 15-16 parsecs / centock
imp 15 = 23-24 parsecs / centock
imp 50 = 76-77 parsecs / centock
imp 99 = 152-153 parsecs / centock
warp 1 = 153-154 parsecs / centock
warp 3 = 461-462 parsecs / centock
warp 5 = 769-770 parsecs / centock
warp 8 = 1230-1231 parsecs / centock
warp 10 = 1538-1539 parsecs / centock


imp 15 = 23 parsecs / centock
warp 20 = 3076-3077 parsecs / centock


warp 50 = 7692-7693 parsecs / centock


warp 1 = 150 parsecs / centock
warp 70 (warp 4.464) = 10769-10770 parsecs / centock


warp 75 (warp 9.464) = 11538-11539 parsecs / centock


153.84




In real life, a [[wikipedia:Parsec|parsec]] is about 3.26 light years, or 30.9 trillion kilometers.
In real life, a [[wikipedia:Parsec|parsec]] is about 3.26 light years, or 30.9 trillion kilometers.

Revision as of 00:32, 13 March 2024

In Galactic Empire, a parsec is the smallest unit of distance. Each sector is 10000x10000 parsecs.

Warp 1 is the speed of light, which is 153.846153 10000÷65 [1]


imp 1 = 1-2 parsecs / centock

imp 2 = 3-4 parsecs / centock

imp 3 = 4-5 parsecs / centock

imp 4 = 6-7 parsecs / centock

imp 5 = 7-8 parsecs / centock

imp 6 = 9-10 parsecs / centock

imp 7 = 10-11 parsecs / centock

imp 8 = 12-13 parsecs / centock

imp 9 = 13-14 parsecs / centock

imp 10 = 15-16 parsecs / centock


imp 15 = 23-24 parsecs / centock

imp 50 = 76-77 parsecs / centock

imp 99 = 152-153 parsecs / centock


warp 1 = 153-154 parsecs / centock

warp 3 = 461-462 parsecs / centock


warp 5 = 769-770 parsecs / centock

warp 8 = 1230-1231 parsecs / centock

warp 10 = 1538-1539 parsecs / centock

warp 20 = 3076-3077 parsecs / centock

warp 50 = 7692-7693 parsecs / centock

warp 70 (warp 4.464) = 10769-10770 parsecs / centock

warp 75 (warp 9.464) = 11538-11539 parsecs / centock

153.84


In real life, a parsec is about 3.26 light years, or 30.9 trillion kilometers.

  1. GEFUNCS.C lines 648-649: ptr->coord.xcoord = ptr->coord.xcoord + ((ptr->speed * sin(degtorad(ptr->heading)))/65000.0); ptr->coord.ycoord = ptr->coord.ycoord - ((ptr->speed * cos(degtorad(ptr->heading)))/65000.0);