Hello,
HiDeceleration is for the player inertia ; lower value => more inertia
SpeedConversion alters the players' left/right speed conversion. The lower it is, the more the player will feel to be stuck in the mud.
DeltaE = change of elasticity for topspin ball
CoF = Coefficient of Friction
CoR = Coefficient of Restitution ; it's the equivalent to TE2013's Elasticity.
You'll find the CoF & CoR here :
https://www.itftennis.com/media/4420/20 ... ooklet.pdf ; "Figure 3. Court Pace Rating conversion chart." on page 33
However, ITF did an over-simplification with its ratings, so I put some additional CoRs.
So CoR0 is the one of the ITF at 16° incoming angle at 30 meters/second on impact for the vertical speed. But in some cases, it's better to define the CoR at some other angles ; by default, CoR1 is to indicate the ITF Vertical Ball Drop Test (90° angle, 7 m/s).
To define even more precisely the bounce, you can add CoR2 which is for the highest theoretical possible CoR of the surface (0° angle, 0m/s), and CoR3 which is for the Fast Vertical Drop (90° angle, 20m/s).
You can also enter your own angle & speed for the CoR, in case you find other data, eg :
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CoR1 = 0.76 44 12
This means the CoR is 0.76 for an impact at 44° with 12m/s of vertical speed.
By putting "weird" values on several CoRs, I simulated a kind of rubber surface (ie: the bounce was higher or lower than expected, depending on the incoming angle), which was pretty funny...
If you put too weird values, you'll get really strange stuff happening, though...
Posted: 08 Oct 2021, 18:18