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physics problem
« on: 15 Dec 2002, 18:29:31 »
in order to see the tracers better, I have slowed the initspeed on one of my weapons to 250.

My question is: how do I change the mass of the bullet so that it travels in a more straight line?  I know that this is unrealistic, but I would to know if this can be done.
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