Spring RTS Engine

KDR_11k wrote:You can force the unit to lock up when a secondary weapon that's slaved to the primary targets something in the COB, gets more complex if you want to add proper retargetting and all that. Good luck.

//At the start of the script
static-var innerRange;

//further down
AimWeapon1(heading, pitch)
	{
	//standard aiming stuff here
	if(innerRange==1)
		{
		set CHANGE_TARGET to 1;
		}
	return(TRUE);
	}

VarReset()
	{
	sleep 100;
	innerRange=0;
	}

AimWeapon2(heading, pitch)
	{
	innerRange = 1;
	start-script VarReset();
	return(TRUE);
	}

lurker wrote:If the arty is big enough, it's trivial to keep it from aiming low or aiming vertically enough; it just needs an if angle < blah in the script. All the posts here have been about setting a specific range, which is tricky.

lurker wrote:If the arty is big enough, it's trivial to keep it from aiming low or aiming vertically enough; it just needs an if angle < blah in the script. All the posts here have been about setting a specific range, which is tricky.

REVENGE wrote:Well, did OTA have a tag for doing so?

Guessmyname wrote:...Okay, this is entirely theoretical, but...
Set up your artillery weapon as normal. Use the 1st weapon slot for this.
Add a second, dummy weapon (I'd use weapontype=melee; for this) with no damage and the 'inner range' you want.
Then, in the script... (an example script)

FLOZi wrote:No it didn't.