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can anyone make this cog?
2001-05-31, 11:32 AM #1
is there anyway i can make the rail det and conc give a push about as high as force jump with two stars on it, when the bullet hits the ground near someone. but without increasing the damage amount.

and is there any way to remove every item from a map right when it starts. like all the ammo and weapons health sheilds.

thnaks
2001-06-02, 1:15 PM #2
For the first one, just edit thier templates and change the "Force" value to a higher number.

I don't think you can do the second one.
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2001-06-02, 2:33 PM #3
Yes the second one is very easy ...
2001-06-03, 8:49 AM #4
Look in the rail det and conc .cogs, and look in the "Fire" section. It should say apply force or something, and you have to edit that somehow.

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2001-06-03, 11:22 PM #5
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Look in the rail det and conc .cogs, and look in the "Fire" section. It should say apply force or something, and you have to edit that somehow.</font>


THat's for the recoil of the gun Murry, not the amount of the force that is generated from the blast.

To the first one, just edit the "force" part of the explosion templates for the rail gun and concussion rifle.

For the second one ... well, I think it's possible to do it by editing the powerup cogs for the ammp powerups to delete themselves when a certain trigger is sent to them. Try adding this in the powerup cogs

Code: 
created:
   powerup = GetSenderRef(); //identify the powerup
   return;

trigger:
   if(GetSourceRef() == 10000) //is it the right trigger?
   {
      destroything(powerup); //if so, kill it!
   }


Of course, I'm assuming that you'll have to use another cog to send out this trigger. You don't have to use "10000" if you want. BTW, I did not test this out so if this doesn't work, don't run crying to me about it.

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