TrajectoryResult

Struct TrajectoryResult 

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pub struct TrajectoryResult {
Show 20 fields pub max_range: f64, pub max_height: f64, pub time_of_flight: f64, pub impact_velocity: f64, pub impact_energy: f64, pub projectile_mass_kg: f64, pub line_of_sight_height_m: f64, pub station_speed_of_sound_mps: f64, pub termination: TrajectoryTermination, pub points: Vec<TrajectoryPoint>, pub sampled_points: Option<Vec<TrajectorySample>>, pub min_pitch_damping: Option<f64>, pub transonic_mach: Option<f64>, pub angular_state: Option<AngularState>, pub max_yaw_angle: Option<f64>, pub max_precession_angle: Option<f64>, pub aerodynamic_jump: Option<AerodynamicJumpComponents>, pub mach_1_2_distance_m: Option<f64>, pub mach_1_0_distance_m: Option<f64>, pub mach_0_9_distance_m: Option<f64>,
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§max_range: f64§max_height: f64§time_of_flight: f64§impact_velocity: f64§impact_energy: f64§projectile_mass_kg: f64

Projectile mass used to derive full-state observation energy.

§line_of_sight_height_m: f64

Height of the horizontal line of sight in the solver’s ground-referenced frame.

§station_speed_of_sound_mps: f64

Station speed of sound used for Mach observations and transition flags.

§termination: TrajectoryTermination

Explicit reason the integration stopped; consumers must not infer this from the endpoint.

§points: Vec<TrajectoryPoint>§sampled_points: Option<Vec<TrajectorySample>>§min_pitch_damping: Option<f64>§transonic_mach: Option<f64>§angular_state: Option<AngularState>§max_yaw_angle: Option<f64>§max_precession_angle: Option<f64>§aerodynamic_jump: Option<AerodynamicJumpComponents>§mach_1_2_distance_m: Option<f64>

Downrange distance (m) of the downward Mach 1.2 crossing (station speed of sound), populated identically by all three solver paths (Euler/RK4/RK45). None if the trajectory never crosses 1.2 while descending (e.g. launched already below 1.2, or the solve terminates while still above it). MBA-1405: feeds mv_calibration_window.

§mach_1_0_distance_m: Option<f64>

Downrange distance (m) of the downward Mach 1.0 crossing. None if the trajectory never goes subsonic within the solve. MBA-1405: the far edge of the MV calibration window (mv_calibration_window) is this distance.

§mach_0_9_distance_m: Option<f64>

Downrange distance (m) of the downward Mach 0.9 crossing. None if the trajectory never crosses 0.9 while descending. MBA-1405: feeds dsf_window_start. NOTE: unlike the 1.2/1.0 crossings, this one is intentionally NOT reflected in the historical flat transonic_distances Vec threaded through crate::trajectory_sampling::TrajectoryData — existing consumers of that Vec interpret it strictly as {1.2, 1.0}, so this field is the only place the 0.9 crossing is recorded.

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impl TrajectoryResult

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pub fn position_at_range(&self, target_range: f64) -> Option<Vector3<f64>>

Interpolate position at a given downrange distance (X coordinate, McCoy). Returns the interpolated (x, y, z) position at that range. If the target range exceeds the trajectory, returns the last point.

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impl TrajectoryResult

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pub fn observation_at_range_checked( &self, distance_m: f64, ) -> Result<TrajectoryObservation, TrajectoryObservationError>

Return a checked full-state observation at an in-range downrange distance.

Unlike Self::position_at_range, this method never clamps an out-of-range request to the final point.

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pub fn sample_observations( &self, interval_m: f64, max_samples: usize, ) -> Result<Vec<TrajectoryObservation>, TrajectoryObservationError>

Sample checked observations on a regular distance grid and include the exact terminal point once.

Regular grid points are strictly before the actual reached range. If the terminal is off-grid it is appended; if it is on-grid it appears only as the final terminal sample. max_samples lets protocol layers enforce a limit smaller than the engine-wide hard cap.

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impl Clone for TrajectoryResult

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fn clone(&self) -> TrajectoryResult

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for TrajectoryResult

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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