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fruitbat 04-21-2012 05:58 PM
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Originally Posted by ATAG_Bliss (Post 412853)
I take a laser level and hang it on the side of my monitor to make straight long distance way points lol. Seriously it works great :)
i'm old school, use a chalk line.

ATAG_Bliss 04-21-2012 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted by fruitbat (Post 412868)
i'm old school, use a chalk line.
That's just too messy :grin:

Osprey 04-21-2012 06:23 PM
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Originally Posted by ATAG_Bliss (Post 412764)
I don't think you quite understood what I was saying. Basically lets say you have a flight path including taking off and landing. But soon figured out you need to add another way point inbetween the last waypoint which would be landing. Without inbetweening you would either be moving the landing waypoint and changing it then adding on to it, or deleting it all together adding your other waypoints to finish it.

Inbetweening is simply allowing you to add way points inbetween the 1st and last waypoints you have for an object.
I understood it perfectly, but there are other ways to be that quick. I would be quicker clicking the one before then just adding it myself, then editing it manually or hitting the chevron copy marker.

ATAG_Bliss 04-21-2012 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Osprey (Post 412886)
I understood it perfectly, but there are other ways to be that quick. I would be quicker clicking the one before then just adding it myself, then editing it manually or hitting the chevron copy marker.
Oh I C. I swear it didn't use to work that way. Clicking a waypoint in the middle used to add on to the last way point and mess the rest of em up.

Heck yeah that's a lot easier lol. I wonder if there's some silent steam updates going on?

http://img829.imageshack.us/img829/1498/atagserver.png

5./JG27.Farber 04-22-2012 01:33 AM
Bliss! WTF!? Is that the ATAG server mission? How many objects and AI?

salmo 04-22-2012 05:03 AM
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Originally Posted by ATAG_Bliss (Post 412764)
I don't think you quite understood what I was saying. Basically lets say you have a flight path including taking off and landing. But soon figured out you need to add another way point inbetween the last waypoint which would be landing. Without inbetweening you would either be moving the landing waypoint and changing it then adding on to it, or deleting it all together adding your other waypoints to finish it.

Inbetweening is simply allowing you to add way points inbetween the 1st and last waypoints you have for an object.
Not so mate. You can add a single new waypoint without having to alter the landing waypoint. Click on the second last waypoint, then ctrl-LeftMouseClick to create a new waypoint.

hc_wolf 04-22-2012 06:02 AM
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Originally Posted by 5./JG27.Farber (Post 413033)
Bliss! WTF!? Is that the ATAG server mission? How many objects and AI?
Humm Yes that's my mission on the ATAG server 2 at the moment. No loss in fps or anything handles great on the server.

About an extra 280 buildings (targets)
3000 other objects, flak etc.
about 20 + trains on both sides of channel

Bomber groups of up to 18 as grouped objectives and a few ground supply movig objectives.

All coded into the single .CS file using about 3000 lines of coding. I do not call on any folders for additional missions and there is no stutter as new larger groups or objects spawn.

ATAG_Bliss 04-22-2012 07:43 AM
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Originally Posted by 5./JG27.Farber (Post 413033)
Bliss! WTF!? Is that the ATAG server mission? How many objects and AI?
:lol::lol::mrgreen:


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