No . That was fixed early on . <| sep |> Well , you can figure out the sin , cos , and tan for a 45 angle with relative ease . You know that if you have a triangle with two equally sized sides , that your side lengths are 1 , 1 , and root 2 . So sin 45 cos 45 1 root 2 , and tan 45 1 . Ptlomey , who was a famous Greek astronomer , developed his trigonometry tables off of other known sines , and a few other relationships that he came up with for figuring out the sines and cosines of small angles . There are a bunch of identities out there for figuring out sinx and cosx , so you could start with sin 45 and figure out sin 46 off of that , and then sin 47 and so on and so forth . <| sep |> The Sarcophagus never gave me any regular scare , but damn , it has something about it . I don ' t think I ' ve ever played anything with anything like it . It was almost like the time I did urban exploration in an old glassworks .