The basic ODA system that focused purely on aim wasplicated enough already, but taking into ount the influence of air currents, winds and breeze, temperature, and drag on the trajectory of his attack among other things to ensure an absolutely urate hit on the target made things much more difficult.
He had yet toe up with a way to ount for that. This was perhaps even more difficult than the base ODA system.
(''I only need to ount for the atmospheric condition whenever and wherever the Sonic Bullet is along its trajectory.'') Rui noted.
Only the atmospheric pocket immediately outside of the Sonic bullet could influence the sound pulse projectile at any given time, anything that was never going toe into contact with the Sonic Bullet would not be able to directly influence it.
(''In order to fully ount for the impact of the atmospheric conditions on the Sound Bullet, I need to know the precise atmospheric conditions that the bullet will face after it leaves my mouth.'') Rui noted. (''However, how can I know the precise atmospheric conditions that my attack will face in the future after it leaves my mouth, before they happen?'')
He would effectively need to predict the future to aplish such a feat. This was a nigh-impossible task for any Martial Artist, they were not prophets, after all.
However, this didn''t necessarily affect Rui.
(''Temperature for any given area is a constant gradient within short intervals of time, that''s not the issue.'')Belonging ? N?velDram/a.Org.
The issue was ounting for the forces of drag, pressure, and currents that would influence the trajectory of the projectile. Predicting that was much harder.
Thankfully, it wasn''t impossible.
(''All of these factors obey thews of physics, particrly, they arepletely predictable through the ssical wave equation and the equations of superposition and resonance.'')
All he needed was ample enough data on the initial conditions, and he could predict the manner and way in which the system of waves in the atmosphere would evolve. If he knew how it would evolve, then he could predict the influence that it would have on the particr trajectory involved, then he could ount for those influences and alter the trajectory and hisunch appropriately.
The equations were the easy part, although it had been a long time since he had finished his degree in physics, he still recalled the core of each of the subjects that he had studied, especially when his mind had grown more powerful in his second life.
The hard part was inputting all the relevant data from the Tempestuous Feel and the Seismic Mapping techniques into the relevant equations andputing the results in the briefest of moments. This was an incredibly difficult task even for Rui who was very confident in his mental math.<novelnext></novelnext>
(''That is where the Mental Embed technique will save my ass.'') Rui sighed.
This was the technique that involved embedding the mental and cognitive processes that urred in the brain when executing a technique, into the Mindmirror Brain, allowing thetter to aid the former in a parallel processing fashion. Even to this day, the Mindmirror Brain aided Rui with the processing of the VOID algorithm primarily, and the other techniques secondarily.
His confidence in mastering the ODA system to the point where it be practical to apply it in long-range battles and long-range attacks was high thanks to the Mental Embed technique and the Mindmirror Brain.
And with that, the conceptual basis of the uracy issue of the Sniper Project waspletely solved. All he needed to do was begin executing the concept and bringing it to life.
The first step was optimizing the ODA system''s algorithmic protocols. The protocols would decide the manner in which Rui would obtain the desired outputs. Optimizing this was necessary because Rui didn''t want to work with an inefficient process that would increase the time period and effort needed for him to ultimately obtain the desired results. Thus he needed to simplify the equations, and find as many functional shortcuts as possible in the math to ensure that the process was as simple as possible.
This approach was verymon in engineering. Referring to the purely theoretical basis of any given field that they were trying to apply was something that was tedious and inefficient. Engineers cut away all the useless redundancies that the theoretical physics nerds came up with, and extracted the very distilled essence of theoretical science that was needed to apply the science in practical applications. This left them with much simpler practical equations that would be the basis of their algorithms and programs of their development projects.
Rui was effectively doing the exact same thing, but with Martial Art instead.
He spent several hours developing the relevant and necessary simplified algorithmic protocols for the ODA System, he had been very careful and thorough, checking and rechecking his work over and over. The end product was two-phase which was still quiteplicated despite his best efforts. The first phase focused purely on uracy disregarding the effects of the atmosphere, and the second part dealt with atmospheric conditions. The second phase of protocols waspleted in his mind, he needed to execute them.
After all, he couldn''t predict that deep into the future, in fact, it was very limited. He could only calcte a few seconds at the very most. This meant that the sonic bullet could only travel for a handful of seconds before it crossed the degree to which Rui could predict it.
Of course, a few seconds was still a lot considering that the Sonic Bullet could cover a kilometer in that distance.
Meaning, if everything went ording to n, then Rui could urately snipe his opponents or targets from an enormous distance away!
Most long-range techniques did no go anywhere near as far as Rui suspected Project Sniper could,rgely due to range and uracy constraints, but Rui had ways of bypassing both. As long as everything went ording to n, of course.
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