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Vehicle and Terrain threads Discussions about environment and vehicles in CoD |
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Some charts to prove it maybe?
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hehehehe even better, I can suggest books
http://www.amazon.com/Fundamentals-A...0035029&sr=8-1 or, just to make it easier (for some of our thicker forum members..) http://www.amazon.com/Physics-Dummie...0035004&sr=8-1 If you want an empirical demonstration of what I'm saying, get yourself a cooling fan and a matchstick. The fan will simulate the slipstream of the propeller and the matchstick will be your puff of smoke.. light the matchstick, put it in the slipstream of the fan and see how long the smoke lingers.. |
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I can't quite believe this thread has reached three pages... O.o
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Oh gawd is this still going ............
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Just watch any gun-cam videos, and one can see the smoke which comes out from an A/C when hit comes out smoothly. It doesn't just appear and then disappear. This should be a relatively easy fix, it's not something major (unless the damage effects in-game are not future-proofed). I'm not bothered if the OP has trolled before. I saw the other topic and laughed, but despite the phrasing here, what he is pointing out is an issue that was in the original Il-2, and is clearly in CloD, too. |
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not too hard to find by yourself, TBH Obviously effects like the smoke vortex are complex to model, but it shows the general idea. This applies to all smoke, BTW. Notice that when an A/C crahses in CloD, some of the smoke disappears very quickly. |
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