[Cornflower Blue இڿڰۣ-ڰۣ—]

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Dim rad As Double
      Dim deg As Double
Dim sin As Double
      deg = 15.0
      rad = Math.PI * deg / 180.0
      sin = Math.Sin(rad)

Wrong, to convert deg to rad you do this
rad = (Math.PI / 180) * deg;

Did any of you study in school?

[sqsgkrlhdwg]

Wrong, to convert deg to rad you do this
rad = (Math.PI / 180) deg;

Did any of you study in school?

Hahaha. This is THE SAME THING.

(Math.PI / 180) deg
Is the same thing as :

(Math.PI deg) / 180

And no, I do not study at school anymore. I'm too genius for them ...

This thread is a f**** joke ...

[Cornflower Blue இڿڰۣ-ڰۣ—]

Hahaha. This is THE SAME THING.

(Math.PI / 180) deg
Is the same thing as :

(Math.PI deg) / 180

This thread is a f***** joke ...

"(Math.PI / 180) * val" is how I always do it and how everybody I know does it, I didn't even read your post, just saw it wasn't the clean/my way of doing it, so I assumed it was wrong

Your way does work, sorry for not reading I guess xD