Why did the shell miss where your reticle was pointing?

Celivalnya — Gunnery Range is a free shooting trainer for tank games. It runs in the browser, nothing to install. The shell flies from the server-side reticle, not from yours — see for yourself what a snap shot, an unfinished aim, lead and a blind shot really cost.

Needs a computer with a mouse. The file can be sent to a friend and opens in any browser, even offline.
Celivalnya: a moving target, the lead circle, your reticle and the server reticle, and the breakdown of the last shot
Blue circle — where to aim with lead; pink dashes — the server reticle; at the top — the breakdown of the shot you just fired.

Five modes

Single target

Aim time, snap shots and dispersion on a stationary tank. Watch the server reticle lag behind a fast turn.

Pop-up targets

Tanks peek out from behind houses one at a time — you never know which one. Finish aiming while it is exposed.

Moving target

Heavy, medium and wheeled light tanks drive between houses. Lead that accounts for shell flight time and the server.

Angled peek

A tank peeks out at different angles. Penetration of the lower plate, turret cheeks and side is calculated from the armour angle.

Blind

The tank is no longer spotted: the reticle “falls through” behind it, the gun elevates and the shell goes high. Learn where to aim to hit.

Every shot explained

A picture and a verdict, as in the mod's report: snap shot, not aimed in, too little lead, overshoot, network or plain dispersion.

Measurements, not forum myths

The mod: analysis of your real battles in development

The same breakdown as in Celivalnya — but for your real battles: why each shell went where it went, where you were showing your side when you got spotted. Then advice on what to practise, and a check in your next battles whether it got better.

The mod is still being tested. Follow t.me/tankcoach so you don't miss the release.

For testers: you sign in to the mod with your in-game nickname and a key issued by VasiliyM. Want to take part — message us on Telegram. To change the key to your own — go here.