Obviously, if you are knowledgeable in fighter aircraft (or any aircraft for that matter) you know that in turns of any degree they bleed energy or momentum and subsequently loose speed. Some fighters more than others (F-15 being the best at maintaining energy and the F-14 probably being the worst). What I've been trying to explorer is how to implement into BF2, obviously in a turn you loose maybe 10 ingame units of speed at the most, and adding drag in the code has no effect whatsoever (neither does changing mass, or inertia) on energy in turns.
So what I have in mind, is implementing a engine at the front of an aircraft, that receives input through pitch, but does not respond at lower speeds inorder to not interfere with taxing and the sort (I know there is a code for this somewhere..)
What do you guys think?
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Rhino
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AquaticPenguin
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Re: Energy bleed in jets
Sounds good to me. Good luck in trying to implement it ^_^
Incidentally, wasn't there a plan by the guys doing combined arms to try and improve the way the jets gain lift?
Incidentally, wasn't there a plan by the guys doing combined arms to try and improve the way the jets gain lift?
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Rhino
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Re: Energy bleed in jets
the "CA" method is already there in PR and what Drunkenup was referring to in the post above but doesn't do much, unless there was a new method that never went further than the drawing board but if there was, haven't heard of it.AquaticPenguin wrote:Incidentally, wasn't there a plan by the guys doing combined arms to try and improve the way the jets gain lift?
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Re: Energy bleed in jets
before I begin, do you guys know how to raise the flight ceiling in map?
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Rhino
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Re: Energy bleed in jets
Ye its:
Put that in the init.con of the map.
BTW I would advise you to use the "Test Airfield" map I made for testing aircraft, although I've just realized its missing that line of code from it's init.con so you will need to put in in, but other than that, best map for testing jets on
https://www.realitymod.com/forum/f354-c ... eased.html
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physics.airdensityzeroatheight 5000BTW I would advise you to use the "Test Airfield" map I made for testing aircraft, although I've just realized its missing that line of code from it's init.con so you will need to put in in, but other than that, best map for testing jets on
https://www.realitymod.com/forum/f354-c ... eased.html
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Drunkenup
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Re: Energy bleed in jets
I downloaded the map, had trouble at first because it kept crashing with a ambienteffect file.. but it works now and I got CliveWil's F-14 in it too. Works like a charm.'[R-DEV wrote:Rhino;1675642']Ye its:
Put that in the init.con of the map.Code: Select all
physics.airdensityzeroatheight 5000
BTW I would advise you to use the "Test Airfield" map I made for testing aircraft, although I've just realized its missing that line of code from it's init.con so you will need to put in in, but other than that, best map for testing jets on
https://www.realitymod.com/forum/f354-c ... eased.html
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Drunkenup
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Re: Energy bleed in jets
anyone know of a command that'll have a engine not effect a object until x speed? nothing in the editor seems to do what they are named or are incomprehensible to understand what they might do..


