Thought it was unused. Oh well[R-DEV]piepieonline wrote:Yes, in the ninja kit
Aside from that, I don't believe so? Why..?
Updated front page, removed links, added 3d mine marker from other thread
Edit: Link is broken for 3d mine marker aargh
I haven't seen this tutorial used, thought to share. It's gamelogic.novehiclesomit for gamelogicinit.con. Never used it, so don't know it's pro's and con's.
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[b]"Its not dependent on the map but on the mod. A mod supporting the 'noVehicles' option from servers should have the 'gameLogic.noVehicleOmit <vehicle>' statements in the gamelogicinit.con like this:
gameLogic.noVehiclesOmit Ahe_ah1z
gameLogic.noVehiclesOmit Ahe_havoc
gameLogic.noVehiclesOmit Ahe_z10
gameLogic.noVehiclesOmit Air_f35b
gameLogic.noVehiclesOmit Air_j10
gameLogic.noVehiclesOmit Air_su30mkk
gameLogic.noVehiclesOmit Chthe_z8"
[/b]My priority above all else is to now get the weapons animations fluid using fadein and fadeout. Rather than wasting time researching about weapon weights, I decided to use phale's ones:
0.2-0.3 for pistols, 0.3-0.4 for assault rifles, carbines, and SMGs, etc., and 0.5+ for machine guns, sniper rifles, rocket launchers, etc.
Reason being
1) It wastes time and it's frustrating to cross reference every weapon (I already made a list of all weapon weights in a .doc)
2) Easier to decide what weight feels normal for the weapon and class, like insurgents because insurgents can be from poor backgrounds, making their handling of the AK-47 different than compared to a trained soldier
3) Also good for contributes to use when they are designing new weapons, instead of wasting time looking for weapon weights.
Now, the better question. What advantages do I get from these fadein, fadeouts?
-Smooth Transition of firing, zoom in and zoom out when walking
-Running Animation is transitioned slowly, giving a more realistic effect of weapon weight simulation
As soon as I get started on it, I will upload it.
) that does it.
I remember exactly I asked this question, and you and [R-DEV]Rhino answered it and he said he did it for the Mosin Nagant Scoped version by I think splitting the reload animation into chunks, have the system load the 2nd and 3rd part of the animation, and load them in together with the .tweak. I don't fully understand it, and it looks complicated to do.
But I'll do a test by firing it 40 times, on local with bots. And you are right, c4 does work but there's the odd bug that makes it not work from time to time because of the collision meshes not present. And it happens on hilly areas too I notice. Changing the collision mesh at the 2nd part from Mesh to Point below the penetrategroup I think is the correct code.
