Metabunk's Refraction Simulator Explained @MickWest

Mick West | Metabunk's Refraction Simulator Explained @MickWest | Uploaded February 2019 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
A "how-to" videos that shows what the refraction simulator does, and how to use it.

Link to Metabunk Refraction Simulator:
metabunk.org/refraction

Discussion thread:
metabunk.org/simulating-atmospheric-refraction.t7881

Technical explanation:
youtube.com/watch?v=1mUXhNhij0Q

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