So it's like integer function - just the other way .This means that instead of rounding to the nearest whole number, you take the next largest number. So ceil(75.2) would be 76.
However, the spansh fuel calculator seems to behave as though it's using round(fuel) instead of ceil(). Haven't tested the in-game calculation yet but it's gonna be in the noise anyway of course
Edit: I decided to check it. I found that spansh is of course correct and matches the game's calculation - so the fuel consumption is really:
round(5 + (distance * (cargo_weight + tank_weight + 25000)) / 200000)
Surely this bug has been fixed by now though?[Edit: I just checked and yes it is fixed, yay]
how much the fleet carrier consumes for LY?
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Depending on the programming language actually used, yes.
Effectively ceil (or the programming language's equivalent) is a function that does the following: (This is a simplistic version, that would in practice only handle positive numbers correctly, but it's late and I can't be bothered to write the negative number handler part)
If INT(x) <> x
result = INT(x) +1
else
result = x
