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Offline Insidious

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how to get a plane to drop bombs
« on: 17 Jun 2013, 23:18:57 »
i am trying to figure out how to get a plane to drop bombs. i am currently using the a-26 invader add-on. any help would be good. im new to this scripting thing.
thanks

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Re: how to get a plane to drop bombs
« Reply #1 on: 17 Jun 2013, 23:35:57 »
The bombs that a plane drops are the 'laser guided bomb'. I think you can get the plane to drop its bombs with the 'fire' command. Check the COMREF here for info on the various commands (though make sure you select OFP as the game).

You could also try one of the artillery/airstrike scripts available in the Editors' Depot. They're a very effective way of simulating an accurate airstrike.

Hope this helps (been a long time since I touched the OFP editor)

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