who can measure the acceleration of gravity in frhd

there is air friction in frhd, so idk how to do

 

better question, why do you need to know

 

its not that deep bro

 

RedOrBlue I'm pretty sure he measured the acceleration while falling

 

Why?.....

 

what's the number of the acceleration

 

I'm bored

 

and how did he do it

 

this is the formula to determine the velocity of a free-falling biker, given t in seconds


velocity is measured in units per second where 1 unit is equivalent to one small grid box

i just approximated a formula that would fit with what i found from testing over 2 years ago (https://pastebin.com/ehacacpT)

 

From the game code, you accelerate at a rate of 0.03 grid units per tick^2. There are 60 ticks er second, so do the math and the acceleration is exactly 108 grid units per second^2. (There are only 30 frames per second, but two ticks happen each frame unless you're in slow motion)

Every tick, your velocity is multiplied by 0.99 for the air resistance, so every frame it's multiplied by 0.99^2 = 0.9801, which is super close to RedOrBlue's 0.98.
Here's the exact formula for the bike's velocity over time as it falls (assuming I didn't mess up the math):

 

178.2 is the actual value for terminal velocity? huh cool

 

wheelie skatespeare

 

https://www.freeriderhd.com/t/967523-how-tall-is-the-rider
Is there a better way to calculate this? I might look at this closer later.