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I am sure that the description of how the sensor works is correct, but I can't reconcile this with the fact that there is one point near the center of the scree
by chrisBob 11y ago
I am sure that the description of how the sensor works is correct, but I can't reconcile this with the fact that there is one point near the center of the screen that will always register a hit. I used to aim for the tree branch and hit ducks every time.
- zingermc 11y agoI wonder if your gun's sensor was picking up a reflection in your room. Maybe there was a bright lamp in just the right spot behind you. You can even see an example of this in the gif -- look at the white spot in the top right corner of the TV.
- chrisBob 11y agoThe gun doesn't sense a bright spot. It senses the difference. It must be dark then bright.
- brianwawok 11y agoWhich a lamp reflection in the middle of the screen would be. I.e. entire screen is black, then for the white part its the real duck - and then your lamp reflection.
- thefreeman 11y agoNo, the point is the place the gun is pointed to needs to first go black, then white. If it is a static reflection of a light that area will never be filled in with black. They do mention in the article that early versions of the game may not have had this protection, so that could be the case with OP.