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FPSC Classic Scripts / Flying vehicles

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Cyberwolf
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Posted: 19th Jul 2008 12:23
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I was wondering what script would make a car follow a waypoint and fly.

Do you have to edit the entity script?
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Posted: 19th Jul 2008 17:03 Edited at: 19th Jul 2008 17:03
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It can be done, but what have you come up with so far? we will not help unless you try soething yourself. This is for help, not requests. I do not want to be eam, and I am not, but these are the rules. Show me something and I will help.

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Indicium
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Posted: 19th Jul 2008 20:33
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First, get plys Mod v1.07 for vehicles, Write a script, using movefore commands and rotateenity , and Moveup (is that a command?)

Have a try at scripting it yourself, and as i want flying vehicles for my game, i will also try
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Posted: 19th Jul 2008 21:18
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It would be very jerly, since fpsc does not support, flying, or even ground vehicle physics.

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Plystire
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Posted: 20th Jul 2008 01:26
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He said he needs it to follow a waypoint.

Here's something you can try:

1) Set up the waypoint system for it to follow
2) Change your car entity into a character entity. (Edit the FPE file for this)
3) Now give your car the "follow.fpi" script.


That outta do it.


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Posted: 20th Jul 2008 04:39
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Also, could he set physics off? That might make the car fly better, and not be affected by gravity.

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Cyberwolf
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Posted: 20th Jul 2008 16:37
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I've edited the FPE file and changed it into a character, and then I put the follow.fpi script in. I then put the waypoints in.

When I tested the game, the vehicle sort of bounced in the air.

???
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Minimovies Inc
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Posted: 21st Jul 2008 01:38
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That's probably because the character FPE contains an effect that causes the character bounce slightly. The same way when you walk, you also bounce slightly up and down. Just a theory though...

I also wanted cars and and hovering vehicles in one certain level, but I didn't know how... I'll try it.

A starting Games Designer. Need levels, characters and anything drawn and designed? Let me know...
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Pyr0 technician
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Posted: 24th Jul 2008 00:09
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I got the car to move by making a waypoint and setting its physics off and its main script to follownorotate.fpi, but it didn't fly, just went along the ground. Also remember the wheels don't move round, unless you have your own model where they do...

i r teh n00b
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xXThe Dead OneXx
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Posted: 27th Jul 2008 16:27
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did anyone try using the appearnogravity script???

Offset a little to the left. Or was it the right?
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