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Original comment by djbar...@djbarney.org
on 22 Feb 2012 at 10:55
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This has certainly allowed bots to use the artillery but there needs to be a
better solution to allow the player to use the weapon as well.
Original comment by djbar...@djbarney.org
on 26 Feb 2012 at 7:38
See "mods\fh2\objects_weapons_server.zip\Weapons\Common\". AI templates could
be added here:
artillerycamera_de\
artillerycamera_gb\
RightClickCameraSwitch\
Original comment by djbar...@djbarney.org
on 4 Mar 2012 at 5:36
Artillery marker ? AI template could be used to call in artillery a'la the
smoke marker in AIX2 (although that homes in a missle).
"mods\fh2\objects_weapons_server.zip\Weapons\Projectiles\artillery_marker\artill
ery_marker.con"
Original comment by djbar...@djbarney.org
on 4 Mar 2012 at 5:46
Been looking at this in game again. The "solution" to the problem of not having
artillery spotting is such a basic hack it's actually more elegant and
dignified to leave the artillery as it is in normal MP until a proper solution
is made.
1. The raised viewpoint looks ridiculous because the view is through the
eyepiece that should be at ground level. This breaks immersion psychology.
2. Most large artillery pieces can be switched to AP rounds. The raised view
makes it impossible to target close in armour with AP rounds.
3. Obstacles in the way of firing cannot be seen in the raised view so it's
quite common for the player to blow themselves up with HE rounds. Stupid !
The solution to this entire problem is actually quite simple (well now I can
see it). Desert Conflict has a feature that has a camera on missiles so you can
SEE where the weapon is firing. I think there is a short delay after the round
explodes at it's target location. This should successfully replicate "spotting"
in single player in a form that is usable and DIGNIFIED.
Important: Permission must be sought from the Desert Combat team to use their
feature. I have not seen it used in any other mod apart from maybe Eve of
Destruction. Even if learning from the feature is not stealing it's simply
polite just to ask anyway.
Original comment by djbar...@djbarney.org
on 17 Jun 2012 at 4:34
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
djbar...@djbarney.org
on 22 Feb 2012 at 10:54