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Please give specific instructions (a tutorial would be best) or at least say what to change from the normal pmi process for a pelican or wraith on how to PMI both of those vehicles into bloodgulch.

just do the same thing, but extract the meta of both wraith and pelican, add both ere mod2.metas to the model decrappper and then when you go to rebuild add bother there .vehi.meta and .mod2.meta

tried exactly that... got senor el exceptiono

then you screwed up somehow =\

...i did exactly as i would if i were just injecting a wraith or just injecting a pelican. but i saved both metas instead of just one, as u said. Then, when i decrapped, I added both .mod2.meta files and chose the vertices, indices, and BSP from bloodgulch that i had extracted, as I would if doing individually. When I rebuilt, I pasted the saved meta files (all the folders in there) for both vehicles and gulch. I then added all the files in \vehicles\pelican and \vehicles\wraith. Exception when I started the game in gulch.




Also, how do I make rockets homing with your HMT plugins?

ok you dont NEED to add all the files youll have less of a chance getting an exception when you only add the .vehi and the .mod2 all the others get added automaticlly

adding everything doesnt increase the chance of an exception dude... i always add everything when i rebuild with 1 vehicle. Never got an exception.

homing rockets:

in the [Proj]Projectile tag it should be a value, just change that to change how much they home/how much they turn to line up to a target.

if you don't see it in phenomena's new plugin set, try the old plugin, i know it will work with the old plugin for sure.


the only thing i'm wondering about homing rockets though is how i would make them home if you were aiming close enough (not distance, but accuracy) to your target while zoomed?

i know about the "only apply auto-aim when zoomed" checkbox, but it still doesn't seem to work that well...

how do i get the old plugins back

i upgrade my proj plugin... look in the plasma colour thread