Problems with TS logics

Lin Kuei Ominae · Seth **Joined**: 16 Aug 2006 **Location**: Germany

Rico wrote:

lol, I thought he meant as in they dont land on the ground, only the helipad like in RA2

Landable=no Wink

\EDIT
forget it, i tested the key and it doesn't works.
it makes the aircraft unselectable.
so another one for you to fix Hyper. Wink

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Rico · Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 3:37 pm Post subject:

Yer.... I tryed that once before, only just remembered lol

ZoidZilla · Shrapnel Sniper **Joined**: 16 Apr 2008

The *FireFLH key seems to use the vehicle center as reference instead of the turret. This causes real trouble if the turret is not in the center of the vehicle and makes it impossible to get a good *FireFLH offset.

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djohe · Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 10:05 am Post subject:

ZoidZilla wrote:

The *FireFLH key seems to use the vehicle center as reference instead of the turret. This causes real trouble if the turret is not in the center of the vehicle and makes it impossible to get a good *FireFLH offset.

Yeah that one is pretty annoying also. It can be seen for example on these: Hover MLRS, Disruptor

This is also a reason why I dont like to use TurretOffset in my personal mod.

Was this not one of those things that was fixed in Redalert 2/YR

Reaperrr · Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 5:55 pm Post subject:

Lin Kuei Ominae wrote:

PoseDir is corrupt. I tried 0 and nothing happened.

It is not, they just falsely documented it. It actually uses values from 0-255 to determine the facing.
0 Is NE, 32 is E, 128 is SW, 224 is N, and so on.

Crimsonum · Seth **Joined**: 14 Jul 2005 **Location**: Fineland

Reaperrr wrote:

Lin Kuei Ominae wrote:

PoseDir is corrupt. I tried 0 and nothing happened.

It is not, they just falsely documented it. It actually uses values from 0-255 to determine the facing.
0 Is NE, 32 is E, 128 is SW, 224 is N, and so on.

Really? That's something I've never heard about...any particular reason why it uses such values instead of regular 0-8?

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