Please help!
I am trying to make a projectile or at least rebuild piet's proton beam to make it damaging all hardpoints at the same time, just like eclipse's superlaser in FOC does. Is that possible in EAW?
1 option would be to have the super laser as a normal projectile, use a particle model for the projectiles look, and in the coding put the damage at about 90000000 and also put this line in:
Ehh... I tried this line out in every possible way (in projectile and proton beam) and it's useless. Both still damage only one hardpoint at the time. I even tried to copy that from Harmonic bomb's projectile:
changing these numbers to much bigger ones I made something that destroy only one hardpoint of the target and everything in range of blast (all hardpoints). It just doesn't make sense...
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I tried to do the same thing some time ago. I believe the problem is that the Superlaser and Piett's Energy Weapon aren't projectiles in the usual way. They are coded as some kind of own special effects with own textures and only work with their assigned special ability. I have looked for a UnitAbilities.xml or something that way, but I didn't find anything useful. The best recommendation I can give you is to use the Superlaser for the Accuser instead, with a longer time for reload, due to balance issues. Otherwise you need to find the database for the unit abilities, that would be awesome of course.
I tried make it many times with the EAW Alliance 1.6 mod without success, you only will obtain a superlaser to destroy one hardoint by one fire and only a few times it will destroy more from one hardpoint on one fire. To see a full superlaser I recomend you play FOC.
I have looked for a UnitAbilities.xml or something that way, but I didn't find anything useful. The best recommendation I can give you is to use the Superlaser for the Accuser instead, with a longer time for reload, due to balance issues. Otherwise you need to find the database for the unit abilities, that would be awesome of course.
Morgion, there is an xml called Abilitys.XML that comes with the smg eaw/foc xml editor, it is in a folder called cofigdata.
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