What is the command...

[Loki278912 0]

is it like "Flyinspeed" or "Flyatspeed"

[<COPPERHEAD) => 0]

As far as I know, you can't specify a speed. I think there's only "limited", "normal" and "full". I could be wrong, though (and I hope I am, because I've wanted to specify speed too)

[USSoldier11B 0]

Make sure you are editing with "Advanced' options, not "Easy".

There is no field for speed in "Easy" mode. Click where it says "Easy" in upper right corner in editor to change it.

[LordZach 0]

this SetSpeed "x";

replace x with these minus the "s

"FULL"=full speed ahead

"NORMAL"=normal speed

"LIMITED"=Slow speed

[Guest]

I think i've seen

this SetSpeed n

also with n as any number , and i guess it's in air miles per hour

[Guest]

There's another useful command

this FlyInHeight n

but i don't know if it's in feet, yards or meter

[LordZach 0]

i think everything in OFP is metric

[Loki278912 0]

yeah my paratroops are getting spread out all to hella nd gone, so i think ill slow it down just before they jump

[shadow 6]

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Dark_Soldier @ April 13 2002,11:17)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">There's another useful command

this FlyInHeight n

but i don't know if it's in feet, yards or meter<span id='postcolor'>

OFP uses the metric-system. All distances and speeds are in 'meters' and 'km/h'.

[Loki278912 0]

so youre always 3 times as high and half as fast