I’ve never mapped a sword’s swing to a ship’s course calculations, but the idea of turning a melee rhythm into a thrust vector profile is interesting. It would mean capturing the swing’s angular momentum over a time window and applying that to a thrust profile, then testing it against an asteroid field’s perturbations.

I’ll lock the swing cycle into a fixed phase offset and feed that into the ship’s inertial damping routine. A few test runs should reveal any lag before we lock it into the navigation matrix. Stay sharp, and keep the angular velocity within the hull limits.

That’s the plan – a single, clean impulse each cycle, no stray oscillations. I’ll run the simulations until the hull’s flex points line up with the thrust peaks, then we’ll commit it. Stay calm and let the math speak.