i'm not too sure this is the right place to put it but:
has anyone noticed the tank pop bug? if you try to drive your tank horizontally into a wall, tree or even sometimes the terrain the tank flies upwards and can sometimes get thrown up to the roof/dropped really hard. Can i fix this anyware?
tank pop bug
tank pop bug
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by starstriker1 » Thu Nov 13, 2003 1:05 pm
My guess is because of the tank weight and the force that it constantly applies downwards to compensate. Messing with that might work.
But I think the problem is inherent to grav vehicles. You can do a similar thing with a grav cycle. Even crazier is that the cycle cac actually go up COMPLETELY VERTICAL walls.
But I think the problem is inherent to grav vehicles. You can do a similar thing with a grav cycle. Even crazier is that the cycle cac actually go up COMPLETELY VERTICAL walls.
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by Lt Earthworm » Fri Nov 14, 2003 7:04 pm
If you copy one with just functions, then your ok. If you add datablocks, you are ok. Multiple datablocks with the same name will most likely cause a UE. Even if it doesn't cause a UE, you will get an error.
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by starstriker1 » Sat Nov 15, 2003 12:31 am
Doesn't it just overwrite? 
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