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FPSC Classic Models and Media / Can I make my tanks move? If so, how do I?

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ash grinder
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Posted: 25th Nov 2007 12:42
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Hi all, I was unsure where to post this (as I did a search before posting). Boy, I gotta tell ya just how much fun I'm having. I absolutely enjoy FPSCreator and 'am getting better at my craft.

I created a tigertank (based upon the 'damaged' one in FPS (looks great, and in winter-camo.

I have been wondering about what Im going to say for a long time but here goes: Is there a script that someone knows of that I could use to make my tank move, much like say, a pace script? Orrr, is there a way to make em move using waypoints? Does anyone have an example that they could show me?
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Goodman84
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Posted: 25th Nov 2007 15:39 Edited at: 25th Nov 2007 15:40
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Give the tank Ai scripts. *NOTE: This will be a bit buggy certain things wont work the way you think. It will act like any other character unless the script is modified properly.*

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Shim Kangrey
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Posted: 25th Nov 2007 18:05
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adding to what goodman said :
it is possible, you would just need to compile a script. I know pretty much nothing about scripting, but you would need to make a "pace" script without the assigning the tank arms and legs. It is a process, and I hope someone that knows more than me can explain this better

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CoffeeGrunt
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Posted: 25th Nov 2007 19:41
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easy, (if you think FPI scripting is!). even easier if this was in the scripts section, Y'know!

a simple waypoint following and shooting script would work fine!

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ash grinder
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Posted: 26th Nov 2007 09:26
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Hey thanks guys.
Yeah, the scripting route seems to be the way to go. I haven't done it yet though, I first have to convert my script done in Notepad over to *.FPI.

Any advice on how to do this? Do I just save the file extension as *.FPI?
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