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07-16-10, 03:34 AM
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Ace of the deep .
Join Date: Jan 2006
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[TEC] sunken ships .
[TEC] sunken ships . I havnt used the terrain editor but is it possible to place an object like a ship below water to act as a barrier to submarines . I am thinking that SH4 had them so maybe its possible .
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07-16-10, 03:53 AM
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The Old Man
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Right now as I have observed. Any ship sitting on the bottom sinks into the bottom and vanishes.
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07-16-10, 06:38 AM
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Ace of the deep .
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07-20-10, 02:10 PM
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The Old Man
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If you sink a ship in an area that is very deep. Instead of the ship sinking to the bottom, and then sinking through it, they usually vanish after a little while of sinking. Well, I was looking at the ships in goblin, and I realized that they all have a "crash depth" that's right "crash" not crush value of 300m. Goblin says they will take damage under this depth. I wonder if they are sinking to 300m and then disappearing when they take the damage. I have not messed around with changing the value yet, as I don't really have time right now.
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