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Title: flak and cannon
Post by: kobay on 21 Dec 2004, 10:55:15

hi every

please help me.......here is the question!

i place a cannon (flak or 88) on field then with my squad i have to find it.......when i get near the cannon with a trigger it should start firing......i dont care where but not at me

there is a command that make this?

thanks

Title: Re:flak and cannon
Post by: IO Warrior on 21 Dec 2004, 12:34:00

1. name the cannon something eg. mycannon
2. put a target (invisible helipads are really good) and name it something eg. mytarget

3. let the trigger start a script...

cannonfire.sqs

Code: [Select]

#loop
  mycannon dotarget mytarget
  ~1
  mycannon fire (weapons mycannon) select 0
  ?(mycannon ammo ((weapons mycannon) select 0)) > 0: goto "loop"


This would make the cannon fire at the target untill it is out of ammo.
The 1 second delay is representing the reload time of the weapon (this could vary from weapon to weapon but doesnt really matter in this case, the script will still work).

I hope this does work because i dont have the time to test it ;)

If you want it to fire somewhere far away try this:

cannonfire.sqs

Code: [Select]

#loop
  mycannon dowatch [getpos mytarget select 0,getpos mytarget select 1,100]
  ~1
  mycannon fire (weapons mycannon) select 0
  ?(mycannon ammo ((weapons mycannon) select 0)) > 0: goto "loop"

here instead of dotarget we use dowatch and make the cannon watch a position 100 meters above the target. That should make it fire quite far...

Title: Re:flak and cannon
Post by: kobay on 21 Dec 2004, 15:39:14

tnks so much IO

i'll try soon

hope works

UAH!

Title: Re:flak and cannon
Post by: Triggerhappy on 21 Dec 2004, 15:43:44

you could also use the fire command and then you won't need the addon

Title: Re:flak and cannon
Post by: kobay on 21 Dec 2004, 16:50:09

what do you mean with fire? Triggerhappy

(trigger init: namecannon fire)

sorry im not so inside editing

Title: Re:flak and cannon
Post by: Dubieman on 21 Dec 2004, 18:38:52

Either way would work, but Triggerhappy, I think IO Warrior meant a regular H (invisible). Its in the objects. I don't think he meant the addon, which is also another way to go without muchscripting except for deleting the addon target...

 So many routes to the same result...:P