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IMYSC2000T Joined: 17 October 2004 Posts: 237

30 October 2004 08:00 (UK time) Umm, I don't know if this is supposed to be the intended behaviour, but I've found that a few of the vehicles can be controlled by simply moving the mouse around and pressing the forward movement key and the vehicle or aircraft under the player's control will move towards the mouse pointer, which makes for smooth movement control, while most other vehicles need to be moved by using all the directional movement keys, without the aid of the mouse.... Is this the intended behaviour, or are will all vehicular control be modified in the future to make them all easy to control smoothly using the mouse pointer? You need to login to create posts in this thread.

IMYSC2000T Joined: 17 October 2004 Posts: 237

30 October 2004 08:16 (UK time) Sorry I guess what I really meant to do was to suggest that the player get the option of javing both kinds of movement, to choose which is better suited to his or her particular style of play or movement key arrangement(s).... Edit: And sorry about the double-post.... I missed the "Edit" button the first time around! :S Edited: 30 October 2004 08:17 You need to login to create posts in this thread.

fuzinavl  Official Sponsor Joined: 06 October 2004 Posts: 287

30 October 2004 17:10 (UK time) Hopefully it'll be fixed by 1.32. And you have the *kooh-tist* icon! Edited: 30 October 2004 17:19 You need to login to create posts in this thread.

Dave Man Joined: 19 October 2003 Posts: 374

30 October 2004 20:06 (UK time) What would really be neat is if you could use the mouse to control a gun, like a tank turrent, on certain vechiles while moving the vechile with the direction buttons, this could of course be just an option. You need to login to create posts in this thread.

Assain Joined: 02 November 2003 Posts: 979

31 October 2004 01:04 (UK time) See that other thread in suggestions on that subject =D! Also, airplains and hover move on converyors too! =P You need to login to create posts in this thread.

Assain Joined: 02 November 2003 Posts: 979

31 October 2004 01:10 (UK time) Disregard that post- wrong thread! =P except for the part about the suggestion thread You need to login to create posts in this thread.

IMYSC2000T Joined: 17 October 2004 Posts: 237

31 October 2004 01:33 (UK time) Assain: OK! fuzinavl: Heh thanks! I found that icon in the collection of avatars that are available through the forums when you register. I tried uploading my own, but it didn't work. So insetad I chose this one. Pretty cute eh?! Dave Man: That's an excellent suggestion, and I think it's be very useful. Of course like you said it would probably be best to keep that as an option. You need to login to create posts in this thread.

Dave Man Joined: 19 October 2003 Posts: 374

01 November 2004 13:33 (UK time) when you tried to upload an icon did you have a icon that could be used?(a jpg below the size limits and below the boundry limits) You need to login to create posts in this thread.

IMYSC2000T Joined: 17 October 2004 Posts: 237

01 November 2004 19:01 (UK time) Yes, I made sure the size and boundary limits weren't reached when I tried to upload my own JPG (and I tried it in other formats too). It still wouldn't show up though. I finally gave up on it and went with this cute little bugger. You need to login to create posts in this thread.

Dave Man Joined: 19 October 2003 Posts: 374

02 November 2004 13:35 (UK time) Yeah, your sprite is well different but neat. My sprite had to be shrunk(that's why it's unclear) it was orginally 340 by 500. You need to login to create posts in this thread.

IMYSC2000T Joined: 17 October 2004 Posts: 237

02 November 2004 19:33 (UK time) Yeah it kind'a looks like it's been shrunk from something much larger, 'cuz it's got a slight fuzziness to it. BTW what is that? You need to login to create posts in this thread.

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