April 6th, 2004
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Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps. 
Join Date: March 26th, 2004 Location: Schenectady, New York Status: Waiting... Rep Power: 25 | Re: Using chinook and huey to lift stuff. You have to know where to attach the cable. On each vehicle it's generally in the center. On the tank it's near the 2nd position gunner. On a Jeep it's near the weapon. On a PBR it's near (or on) the roof of the driver's position.
Use alt-fire (right mouse button by default) to lower the cable. Keep it pressed down. Watch your cable hud (bottom right) to see how long to attach (yellow bar) and if you have attached (green light). You'll hear a click when it attaches. Let go of the right mouse button and take off. Make sure you remember to gain altitude or else you'll be dragging the vehicle all over the jungle.
Gaining altitude is dependant on the vehicle you're lifting. A Jeep weighs considerably less than a PBR. A PBR weighs less than the MSP boat (mobile spawn point). The MSP weighs less (though not much) than a tank.
Fire up Operation Hastings as a LAN/Local game, hop in on your own and practice like crazy. I'm almost good enough to airlift a vehicle out of a hotzone. Almost. |
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Last edited by Padre; April 6th, 2004 at 08:09 PM.
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