i saw a gravity gun on thius website that let pull objects push and pick them up HOW???
seems kinda kool
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Gravity Gun question
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It was explained in the thread how to do it.
What you want to do is start with a weapon that has two projectiles (either use one that's already set up with two, or add a chunk). The sentinel beam is ideal for force related stuff (but it needs a chunk added) because of its continuous fire.
You'll want one proj to be fired from the gun like normal, but go to its jpt and decrease the damage and increase the force to whatever you want. You'll just have to experiment here--too high will give you a weap that will slam everything it hits into a wall, killing it.
You'll want the other proj to spawn on the other side of the target, so go to the proj's spawn coords and increase to X drastically (the grav gun that ExileLord made was set to x 1000). You may also want to lower the Z a bit to give it some lift (XL's was set to z -25).
In case you don't already know, the projectile will go to whereever the reticle is pointed, no matter where it spawns so you don't have to worry about turning it around or anything.
What you want to do is start with a weapon that has two projectiles (either use one that's already set up with two, or add a chunk). The sentinel beam is ideal for force related stuff (but it needs a chunk added) because of its continuous fire.
You'll want one proj to be fired from the gun like normal, but go to its jpt and decrease the damage and increase the force to whatever you want. You'll just have to experiment here--too high will give you a weap that will slam everything it hits into a wall, killing it.
You'll want the other proj to spawn on the other side of the target, so go to the proj's spawn coords and increase to X drastically (the grav gun that ExileLord made was set to x 1000). You may also want to lower the Z a bit to give it some lift (XL's was set to z -25).
In case you don't already know, the projectile will go to whereever the reticle is pointed, no matter where it spawns so you don't have to worry about turning it around or anything.