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Old 08-08-13, 06:27 AM   #7
gap
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If anyone can make some GR2 objects I can place then anywhere on the map using the inbuilt object editor program.
I can try.

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... Shoals ...
Isn't terrain editor the best way to simulate them?

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... rocks ...
How high do you want them to be?

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... wrecks ...
Shouldn't be a problem either: as long as wrecks are stripped-down versions of the existing ships, cloning them shouldn't pose any problem (no need to go through the boring controller remapping process).

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... lighthouses ...
There was this beautiful high-detail lighthouse made by flakmonkey for SHIII:





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http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/down...o=file&id=1337

If you ask for permission to use it, I can try porting it to GR2 format

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They wont do anything , just for eyecandy .
What is the point to add them, if they are just dummies. In my opinion rocks, wrecks, etc. should have collision spheres (and be placed far OH's shipping lanes), and lighthouses should have working lights
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