How can i edit the trajectory of projectiles fired from a vehicle? Becuas ein my longsword, the chain gun rounds cross each other in mid-air.

I'll look around in guerilla a bit.

is the way the markers in the models are pointing i think

so can I just import the gbxmodel into 3ds, edit the markers, export and compile a gbx model and use it?

wat does any of that have to do with "projectiles and direction"

He said markers, not nodes. Markers are only stored in the gbxmodel.

its not the markers or nodes. its halo trying judging the distance and redirecting the projectiles to meet inside the reticle from the primary triggers. not much you can do about it except adjust accuracy

I figured it was something like that. It makes sense, since twin projectiles always seem to cross over at a certain distance.

i have an idea. if its the curving of the projectile's flight path, than placing the markers facing OUTWARDS, not straight, would make the projectiles fire out, and then swerve in to meet the target, giving compact line of fire at a long range, perfect fire at a certain range, compact range, and up close dogfights a wide range and once again at a far distance, an expanding range for a chance of hitting something...

if the direction of the markers is ignored, the only solution is making all the weaponry from the center of the aircraft, or else have homing or falling projectiles (see banshee, longsword missiles, and longsword "nuke" bomb, respectively).

oh so a gun firing like this looks right?
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Edited by Advancebo on Sep 17, 2008 at 06:55 AM

well excuse me for trying. it might make sence for unguided rocket projectiles or plasma bursts.

Hm...

Well, bobbysoon edited the seraph, and he made it shoot straight out instead of crossing so early.

i was getting to something like that. that shows at least something is possible.

yeah, though. the seraph is almost useless because of that feature. so do you think that one might be able to script that porjectiles go in a continuous line or something like that?

dunno.