<>Crippler<>

Had a bit of trouble with this myself, but I think I've sorted it now so I'll explain what I do. You've got the main C:\binarize folder, containing some files and folders like the bin.bat, binarize.exe. In this, you've got your addon folder (C:\binarize\palmgrove), containing all your stuff from your addon. Thats the simple enough bit. Now go to MS-DOS prompt (can do it from windows, no need to restart the PC in DOS mode thankfully), browse to your binarize folder, so it should look like this- F:\binarize> (with the blinking cursor) Now type binarize palmgrove palmgrovep3d You should get a load of crap appear as the program works away, but now you should have a folder in your binarize directory called "palmgrovep3d" which should contain the new (binarised) p3d files. Make sure you've got a copy of the original un-binarised p3d files somewhere, then paste the new (binarised) p3d files from the "palmgrovep3d" folder into your "palmgrove" folder, overwriting the old files. Should do the trick Crippler

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I'd say go for it- if anyone takes the stance that it is 'theft', then it could be argued from the postion of the 'reasonable steps' as in "have you taken reasonable steps to find/contact the owner?". I'd say that trying to contact the maker for 2/3 months is reasonable, and if the owner does see that they've been re-released and objects, you can always officially withdraw them from download if worse came to worse. So I'd say for you to release

In your CfgWeapons, you say - ammo="cstm_rpg"; but I think it should be ammo="cstm_rocket"; -so you're using the classname of the ammo Also I dont think you need the 'magazine' value in the cfgweapons either.

How about you select-all then change the scale- make it really huge- with a bit of luck you might get a bit of it onscreen which you could then grab hold of and pull into the right place, then gradually keep bringing the scale back down to normal?

Not sure if this is right, but have you tried messing round with the flashSize value in the CfgWeapons section? e.g flashSize=3.0;

As far as I know, the effect wont go as far as to create a true mirror-like reflection unfortunately. For example here I've turned the specular levels really high (a bit too high infact) -as far as I can tell, a really high shine level will get sharper, but it tends to expose all the separate polygons on the model

I've found Brsseb's tutorial site HERE to be extremely useful when I started out with addons -theres a lot of tutorials on there -I think theres one about making a weapon which contains a zip file with all the necessary bits- textures, model, config.cpp. You should be able to use this one and tailor it to your needs

Problem sorted note to anyone else who cant seem to see the effects:- you must be running with hardware T&L on! cheers fotmunch

Great work as always footmunch However, I'm not sure if I'm having complete success with the reflection effects on the F86 for example, initially I couldnt notice any reflections type effects at all, so I messed with the config and changed all the numbers to higher values, with no visible difference any ideas on whats going wrong?

Very nice a well made addon

Nice bass Pathy- though I'm more of a B.C Rich man myself -Maybe some 'Darkness' style arcs of electricity out of the top lol

Only tried the Hunter and the A6 so far and they're great I love the cockpits on both and especially like the Hunter's handling Great job

looking awesome guys

Looks good Miles about time a desert Herc came out