eBalistyka0.1.22

Calculate bullet trajectories on Linux with eBalistyka, including wind drift, environmental effects, and sight corrections for practical shooting analysis and educational study. Its solver uses a 3-DOF model with spin drift and RK4 or Euler integration through the dart_bclibc C++ engine, while the Flutter interface draws on the Strilets ballistic calculator’s UI/UX.

Shooting profiles combine weapon, ammunition, and sight settings in reusable configurations. Guided weapon, ammunition, and sight wizards can optionally import data from the built-in collection, and trajectory tables can be viewed in the program or exported as HTML. Atmospheric conditions, wind, Coriolis effects, and target parameters can be included in calculations.

The reticle view presents an SVG mil reticle with live indicators for drop and windage, using theme-aware colours. Users can work with G1 or G7 multi-BC tables, define a complete custom drag curve, generate temperature-based muzzle-velocity correction tables for powder sensitivity, and select measurement units separately for each quantity. Adjustment displays can use arrows, signs, or letters, while profiles support native .ebcp and Archer Ballistic Profile .a7p import and export, with full backups available through Settings.

Published by Dmytro Yaroshenko as open-source Education software, version 0.1.22 targets Linux on x86_64 (amd64) systems and requires snapd. It is alpha software, so breaking changes, unfinished features, and rough edges are part of the current release.