Sensitivity table

Sensitivity	Min Angle Increment	Max Safe Angle	FP Error Resistance	Notes
0.015329656	0.010986328150167549	4096	19
0.02291165	0.011718749952352192	65536	10	divides 360/2560, divides 105
0.05041994	0.01464843758474699	16384	6	divides 105
0.058765005	0.015625000070380216	262144	7	divides 360/2560, divides 105
0.07446537	0.01757812503956477	32768	24	divides 360/2560
0.105954506	0.021972656475458405	8192	5
0.3371454	0.07812500017976287	262144	21	divides 105
0.48226407	0.14062500202935316	262144	4
0.6336643	0.23437499984665044	262144	49	divides 105
0.694255	0.2812499966956044	524288	5

Notes

For all sensitivities in this file, your boat angle will not get messed up by a mod 360 operation.

For all sensitivities in this file, you can fix your boat angle by entering a boat after its initial rotation (without F3+C, assuming your boat angle is 0).

Column descriptions

• First column: Sensitivity (this is what you should copy to your options file)
• Second column: Minimum angle increment
• Third column: Maximum angle before massive floating point rounding errors occur (bigger = better)
• Fourth column: A measure of resistance to floating point rounding errors for angles less than the maximum in column 3 (bigger = better)
  • All sensitivities listed here are very resistant to floating point rounding errors for angles less than the maximum in column 3.
  • The fourth column should only be used as a tiebreaker when deciding which sensitivity to use.

Special notes

• “divides 360/2560” means that you can fix your boat angle by entering a boat during its initial rotation.
• “divides 105” means that your boat angle will not get messed up if you try to turn over 105 degrees in either direction when in a boat.