Here are 4 screenshots of the problem.
http://www.geocities.com/wolronweb/bullets.html?1065080474000
All of the shots were fired from the position I am standing in the first image. All of the projectiles are identical except that they are traveling at different velocities (There are several different kinds of shots that were fired, such as single shot or burst shots.)
The line of shots circled in red, blue, and yellow shows a line of rapid fire shots that were fired (at high velocity) from right to left in one continuous sweep. You can see that the part of the line that is circled in red is twice is far as the blue section and the blue section is that same distance from the one yellow bullet(which you can see stopped directly in front of me).
You can see from the third image that all of these shots stopped exactly the same distance from where I fired them (from the left in that image) instead of continuing into the wall.
You can also see in the second and third images that even the slower velocity shots still stop at incremental points.
http://www.geocities.com/wolronweb/bullets.html?1065080474000
All of the shots were fired from the position I am standing in the first image. All of the projectiles are identical except that they are traveling at different velocities (There are several different kinds of shots that were fired, such as single shot or burst shots.)
The line of shots circled in red, blue, and yellow shows a line of rapid fire shots that were fired (at high velocity) from right to left in one continuous sweep. You can see that the part of the line that is circled in red is twice is far as the blue section and the blue section is that same distance from the one yellow bullet(which you can see stopped directly in front of me).
You can see from the third image that all of these shots stopped exactly the same distance from where I fired them (from the left in that image) instead of continuing into the wall.
You can also see in the second and third images that even the slower velocity shots still stop at incremental points.