Nestrel 5700 Ballistic Solver

A mod that adds Nestrel 5700 handheld weather meter and ballistic computer. Made as a personal project out of spite that there wasnt any similar mod. This is a beta version, with unfinished animations and stance, and with lots of improvements to come. Ballistic solver uses loaded weapon/ammo data and is currently being tuned.

Works best with standard projectile weapons. Some modded ammunition may need validation or its results might be wildly inaccurate. Scope zero and exact target range are handled separately.

Known unsupported/untested weapons/scopes/ammo:
WCS Scopes - some of their reticle markings may not match the displayed MRAD correction.

Report any issue/feature request to GitHub: https://github.com/mebelekeziak/nestrel-issues/issues

Usage is simple:
Equip your desired weapon, ammunition, and scope.
Range the target using a laser rangefinder, estimation, or another method.
Set your scope zero to the closest useful distance. (Also should work with advanced zeroing system)
Equip the Nestrel, hold R to inspect it, then use your mouse to interact with the device’s Up/Down (not your keyboard) buttons until you reach the SOLUTION page.
Set the exact target range using the device’s Left/Right buttons. Range changes by -/+1m.
Red resets range to your current scope zero.
Enter opens TARGET SETUP (Only from SOLUTION page).
In TARGET SETUP, Up/Down cycles between TR (target range) and Ideg (inclination in degrees).
Left/Right changes the selected setting. TR changes by -/+1m and Ideg changes by -/+0.5°.
Ideg is entered manually (and can be obtained from RHS laser rangefinder binoculars). Positive values are uphill and negative values are downhill.
Red resets the selected setting. TR resets to your current scope zero and Ideg resets to 0°.
Enter or Settings confirms the values and returns to the SOLUTION page.
An asterisk next to range means Ideg is not set to 0°.
F6/F7 can also change range by -/+1m.
Read the displayed elevation and L/R correction.
Return to your rifle, apply the correction, and shoot.