1. What is Artillery Elevation in Hell Let Loose?

In Hell Let Loose, artillery elevation refers to the vertical adjustment needed for artillery shells to reach their target at a given distance. The elevation is measured in mils (milliradians).

2. How Does the Calculator Work?

The calculator uses the standard artillery formula:

Where:

• Distance — The distance to target in meters
• 24 — The standard mils adjustment per 100 meters in Hell Let Loose

Explanation: This formula provides the basic elevation needed for standard artillery shells in the game.

3. Importance of Accurate Elevation

Details: Correct elevation is crucial for effective artillery use in Hell Let Loose. Too little elevation and your shells will fall short; too much and they'll overshoot the target.

4. Using the Calculator

Tips: Enter the distance to your target in meters. The calculator will output the required elevation in mils. For best results, use with the in-game artillery calculator tool.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Does this work for all artillery in Hell Let Loose?
A: This formula works for standard artillery shells. Some specialized ammunition may require adjustments.

Q2: How accurate is this calculator?
A: It provides the basic elevation needed. Wind, terrain, and other factors may require minor adjustments.

Q3: What's the maximum effective range?
A: Artillery in Hell Let Loose is typically effective up to about 1500 meters.

Q4: Should I account for target elevation?
A: Yes, targets at higher elevation may require slightly more elevation, while lower targets may require less.

Q5: How do I measure distance in-game?
A: Use the map grid (each square is 200m × 200m) or rangefinders if available.