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Tyre slashing
Posted: 2007-03-21 11:33
by some_random_panda
Yes, this has been posted before (I did a quick search), but nothing seems to be changing.
If the tyres of a car are knifed repeatedly, there is a hissing sound, but nothing happens. In vanilla, the tyre (strangely) sinks into the wheel hub, causing some clipping of the models, but at least the speed and manoeuverability are compromised.
The tyres should, when damaged, make the car slower and eventually stop the car from moving at all from excessive rim damage (there are however certain tyres that will compensate for some of the lost air, resulting in a slightly improved top speed). This would be a way of disabling the cars, just like blowing the tread off a tank.
(also, why can the same tyre be knifed repeatedly with the same hissing sound after 3 or 4 stabs?)
Posted: 2007-03-21 12:21
by El_Vikingo
It's only a sound effect, no more, no less.
Posted: 2007-03-21 17:13
by Expendable Grunt
Wow I never noticed the tire slasshing bit...
Posted: 2007-03-21 17:17
by Thunder
its only a sound effect, it also makes a glass breaking noise if you hit the head lamps
Posted: 2007-03-21 17:19
by JL
would be cool like .. well the rockstar games grand theft auto series.. is it possible to make the wheels / tires seperate objects on the vehicles? then you could shoot them and they would go flat
Posted: 2007-03-21 22:09
by Krawkfaagel
To bad they wouild also lag behind your vehicle.
Would look like som kind of car from a cartoon... *meep* *meep*
Posted: 2007-03-21 22:22
by .:iGi:. Eggenberg4Ever
We could also do wing-mirror snapping, key-along-the-Hummer's-paintwork & potato up the Abram's exhaust.
PR-Vandalism FTW!!
Posted: 2007-03-21 22:27
by Sneak Attack
all the vehicles in that game (except the habeeb car with Pirelli P-zeros,P-zero is an extremely low profile tire, found on Ferrari and Lamborghini and stuff) have built in tire pressure systems, if you hit a nail or your tire gets shot or w/e a compressor will continuously pump air into it so it doesnt go flat, unless you have a huge *** hole or something, it wont go flat.
Posted: 2007-03-21 22:30
by 00SoldierofFortune00
some_random_panda wrote:Yes, this has been posted before (I did a quick search)
Maybe because you spelled tire wrong?
LOL, j/k.
Posted: 2007-03-21 22:39
by Sneak Attack
lol thats how foreigners spell it
tyre
kurb
colour
other ones i cant remember
Posted: 2007-03-21 23:09
by .:iGi:. Eggenberg4Ever
It's "kerb"
Posted: 2007-03-21 23:41
by Sneak Attack
ok
Posted: 2007-03-21 23:58
by workingrobbie
Sneak Attack wrote:lol thats how foreigners spell it
tyre
kurb
colour
other ones i cant remember
You mean the correct way
"Tire" is when you get weary. *nods sagely*
Posted: 2007-03-24 11:00
by some_random_panda
workingrobbie wrote:You mean the correct way
"Tire" is when you get weary. *nods sagely*
I live in Melbourne too.
Posted: 2007-03-24 15:19
by ArmedDrunk&Angry
tire
color
theater
we took your language and we are not giving it back.
Posted: 2007-03-24 15:41
by Top_Cat_AxJnAt
AHhh wAHHHH are cant take this sht any more, no really when google tells me this:
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q= ... arch&meta= and
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color it stings and hurts on the inside!!!! COLOUR COLOUR COLOUR COLOUR wahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
This is the final straw *shudders* for abuse of the ENGLISH language i am calling the Fuzz and you are all going to be doing some serious time, all 300 million of you and if you dont think we have enough room, think again:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/6367013.stm!
sorry....so how do you cause tyres to "flatten", "burst" in PR at the moment, i have seen them sink into the ground but i dont know why it happens - damage, calibre rounds, number of times - what?