Aculaud

Remember the original demo mission, Ambush? Remember how there was that M113 there that would kill you if you killed any of your own guys? This is the kind of thing i want to emulate. Its just that theres a TON of friendly units where you start in this mission and it'd be a bitch and a half to name them all for use with not(alive) commands. Matter of fact, due to all of them that are there, the player probably wouldnt last long anyway. I was just wondering if there was a way to be sure of that?

I'm trying to build up my chest, cause iv got this bare spot right over my breast bone where theres no flesh (got eaten away when i had an intestonal parasite). So which excercise would build the most muscle in the most efficient way for that area?

Ahhhh, beautiful. Thanks, all.

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Major Fubar @ Sep. 14 2002,21:04)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE"></span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Paratrooper @ Sep. 14 2002,14:16)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE"></span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Major Fubar @ Sep. 14 2002,14:11)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">217 pages, and the arguments still haven't progessed?<span id='postcolor'> Please don't spam this thread, as you can see there is enough waffle in it already! Â <span id='postcolor'> Why is my opinion spam? My view that this thread has long outlived it's relevance and is getting nowhere is perfectly valid.<span id='postcolor'> With this, i agree. Want the synopsis on the Mid-east? Tribes war with eachother, countrys get invaded, terrorists bomb things, people die, others ignore them, the US does its back-handed policing, repeat.

Id like to see the uniforms differentiated just a bit between units. Like, we could have grenadiers with their sleeves rolled up, maybe some lighter riflemen arent wearing their jacket or something. They just all look the same right now. Except for the face, they're all just clones of eachother. No ones fat, no ones shorter than anyone else, or anything.

The sweat on my face soon was combined with a great gust of attack chopper propelled wind. The cold that i fealt on my face was the first time i fealt good all day. After sleeping four hours last night, loosing $230 to our grenadier in a game of poker (though i still believe the bastard was cheating), getting over run by AQ and Taliban infantry, and loosing nearly all of my unit, THIS was a sweet sense of heavenly. I closed my eyes, and pointed my face up to where the chopper was flying and let the strong breeze that followed wisk away all the dirty moisture. I opened my eyes again to see the white haze fade into fire. I saw men retreating. Men who would have surely been the end of us. I released my tense grip on the small of my rifle stock...and took a long, deep breath. I looked around. Everyone was just standing there, catching their wind. I looked at the lieutenant. He was breathing heavily. "Alright, saddle up. We still need to get out of here. I think theres a--". I heard our medics radio. "Whoevers down there, i say again, a transport is coming for you. Stay there. Over." Thomas adjusted his headset. "We copy, who is this, over?" "This is Major Richard Franklin, your friendly neighborhood airstrike, assuring you we have your asses covered. Just sit tight. Out!"

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (DayGlow @ Sep. 13 2002,19:43)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">You do need to rest the muscles. That's when you build them up, not during the workout. Basically lifting weights causes micro tears in the muscle fiber. The body reacts to this by rebuilding the tissue, and more for the precieved increase in work the muscle has to do. This takes time. When I lift I rest each bodypart 4 days before I lift again. I find this works quite well for me. Most important is to listen to your body.<span id='postcolor'> Somebody say Amen! (been watching too much christian television.....you know, for comic relief)

Ahhhh, gracias!!

I was told how to do this once before, but a search turned up nothing, so i need to know again. I need a trigger to activate when the player leaves a vehicle. I know you need to make the game varify weather the unit is in the vehicle first, so how do i do this?

Ya know what? Never mind, i fixed it. The script didnt suck, CamSetRelPos sucks!

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">_cam = "camera" camcreate [0,0,0] _cam cameraeffect ["Internal","Back"] titlecut ["","BLACK IN",3] 0 fademusic 0 _cam camsettarget b1 _cam camsetrelpos [4,-60,1.5] _cam camcommit 0 ~25 3 fademusic 1 _cam camsettarget apache1 _cam camsetrelpos [15,15,-1] _cam camcommit 3.5 ~3.5 _cam camsettarget fort1 _cam camsetrelpos [75,75,20] _cam camcommit 4 ~4 _cam camsettarget fort1 _cam camsetrelpos [-90,-250,55] _cam camcommit 6 ~6 _cam camsettarget lst1 _cam camsetrelpos [-150,-450,155] _cam camcommit 6 ~6 _cam camsettarget pbr6 _cam camsetrelpos [-100,30,20] _cam camcommit 8 ~8 _cam camsettarget pbr5 _cam camsetrelpos [100,-30,35] _cam camcommit 6 ~6 _cam camsettarget b2 _cam camsetrelpos [65,180,40] _cam camcommit 9 ~9 _cam camsettarget t1 _cam camsetrelpos [-95,-90,55] _cam camcommit 12 ~12 _cam camsettarget t2 _cam camsetrelpos [300,145,60] _cam camcommit 15 ~20 _cam camsettarget pbr6 _cam camsetrelpos [3,3,4] _cam camcommit 10 ~10 _cam camsettarget pbr6 _cam camsetrelpos [-3,-3,4] _cam camcommit 10 ~10 _cam camsettarget fort1 _cam camcommit 10 ~10 _cam camsettarget pbr2 _cam camsetpos [getpos t2 select 0, getpos t2 select 1, 30] _cam camcommit 10 ~15 _cam camsettarget pbr4 _cam camsetrelpos [5,10,2] _cam camcommit 8 ~30 5 fademusic 0 titlecut ["","BLACK OUT",5] ~5 _cam cameraeffect ["terminate","Back"] camdestroy _cam endintro = TRUE<span id='postcolor'> I get THEE most unpredictible results from this script EVER! Sometimes it points at the wrong thing all together, other times, it goes clear accross the map to a place way out in the ocean. I'm sure its just one little thing iv overlooked, but would someone please tell me what it is about this thats messing things up, if you can see anything?

Anyone planning on making an AC130 spectre gunship now that we've got the c130? AC-130

The sound of my M14 DMR was perminantly imprinted on my brain by now for sure. Second to last mag. I was backed into a small cliff face facing my former position. They were too close. I unclipped my scope, and used the iron sights. I tried as hard as i could to be accurate, but there were so many. Last round fired and tagged a raggie in the shoulder. I pulled out my 1911 and finished him, using the last rounds on another that had crept up to my right. There was no time. I grabbed the battered Taliban man's weapon and emptied it. It was enough to keep their heads down long enough to re-load my M14. I was about to fire, but something happened before i could. Now, there had been times when i wasnt too fond of the 101st airborne, but i could have kissed Vasquez's gunner for what he did. The sound of fully automatic fire was created above me. I saw a dotted line appear on the scene in front of me. Sometimes the dots were a light brownish color, and other times the dots were dark red. He paused for a moment. "What the fuck are you waiting for, marine? Move it!". He was a corporal, but there was no time for seniority. I did exactly that. I picked up the AK47 and slung it, put my colt back in its holster, grabbed my rifle, and got up to see Vasquez coming toward me. The three of us hauled ass back to where Lieutenant Hutchinson was laying.

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Aaron Kane @ Sep. 13 2002,18:18)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Oh, and when you work out, dont just do it for like a year and then stop. Â My bench press dropped by like 30 or so pounds just over the summer cause I didnt lift outside the schoolyear <span id='postcolor'> Yeah, totally. If i can help it, i dont stop for more than a day at a time. And when i have to for longer, i try and keep it up with pushups.

"Iv got it! Iv stopped the bleeding!", Corporal Thomas, our medic, yelled. With that, he got beside me and helped. There was almost a baricade of dead bodies about fifty or so meters in front of us. Thomas put his M16 up on a rock and started laying down fire. The battle was overwhelming. Every time we had to stop and re-load was an open invitation for an enemy bullet. I hadn't noticed, but all of our gunfire with the exception of a few M16's, myself and an M240 gunner had stopped. My action clicked loudly indicating my weapon was empty. I stooped down behind the rock, and reached for another magazine. I knocked it against my helmet to shake off any sand, and locked it into my rifle...and then a dead body cought my eye. Not Taliban or Al Queda...this one was ours. And then one led to another...and another and another...and another. My unit was gone. A soldier came running over to me. "My unit is gone! Its me and our gunner! We have to leave, now!" Vasquez was alive. "Our Lieutenant is hit. He comes with us! I'll cover you." I said back. He went over to thomas and got the lieutenant back on his feet. The 101st airborne gunner had the M240 i heard. He came over to me, and we started retreating back the way the patrol first came, laying down fire as we went. I heard our medic, in between the gunfire, on his radio. "We're almost gone! Where is our air, god dammit!?"

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Die Alive @ Sep. 13 2002,06:10)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE"></span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Aculaud @ Sep. 12 2002,15:57)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Also, what flavor of soymilk did you try? Cause i dont even touch anything but the chocolate stuff.<span id='postcolor'> There's different flavors of soymilk? Â I think I tried the "milk" flavor one<span id='postcolor'> lol!! Yeah, the plain stuff is gross. I dont even like that stuff. I go for chocolate ALL the time, and to a lesser extent, when i'm mixing it with something, vanilla. Other than that, i use vanilla rice milk for breakfast. Try different brands too. Trust me, some master good taste a HELL of a lot better than others. For example, Silk is just about the best stuff around. You should see if you can find some.

I value my life too, and so did all the people that died in the attack, but we cant let that blind us from the truth that that amount of people die every single day all over the rest of the world. Jude Law put it really well in Enemy at the Gates. He said "Its just something we all have to accept.....Everyone has their time."

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (DarkLight @ Sep. 12 2002,07:57)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Things a lot worse happen each day and nobody gives a fuck about them.<span id='postcolor'> Yup. Only in the good ol' US of A does it make headlines and is milked for all its worth by government controlled media for years to come. Bush is saying "My fellow americans, i want you to remember something. Remember this day. Because it is this day........that will serve as our excuse to bomb the shit out of the middle east."

Hey man, the first thing my doctor told me about how to cope with diggestive issues is Do What Works. So go for it. Also, what flavor of soymilk did you try? Cause i dont even touch anything but the chocolate stuff.

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (DarkLight @ Sep. 12 2002,08:37)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">You have enough information of all the ppl that posted here, now tell us what happened to you? Â It sounds pretty gross so i'd love to know it in detail! Â Perhaps some pics too!<span id='postcolor'> LOL!! Well, i dont have any pics....too incapacitated to get the camera...didnt really want to remember any of that anyway... And you may not believe it, but i wasnt joking when i said i got it from eating a lot of junk food and animal products. Trust me, i was in SAD shape. I went down to 80 and a half pounds as a 14 year old. I'm back to a healthy 140 now (and counting), but i'm always gonna be pretty slim. Anyway, i basically replaced water with things like Jolt Cola and Surge. Anything with a ton of caffeine in it. Id have towering bowls of icecream just for a snack, fast food made up the bulk of my diet, id go on candy sprees with friends and just get BAGS of it, i ate tons of cheese, etc. So i started getting these really bad upset stomachs. One led to another and another and another until i realized, "Hey, this is a problem". So i went to a doctor about it, he told me what was wrong, and i changed. It breaks down like this. Its actually scientifically proven that your blood type requires a certain diet. As it turns out, people with type A blood do considerably better on a vegitarian diet, so i took the next step and went vegan. I still have a really sensitive system, which i actually really like. I dont want to eat something and then have to play "Murder Mystery" 7 hours later trying to figure out what made me sick, i want to know NOW! So anyway, there ya go. This is what iv gone through the last 4 years.

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Tex [uSMC] @ Sep. 11 2002,23:50)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">little offtopic, but I saw this in a locked thread- best emticon ever: Alright, ignore me, I had to post it somewhere, thought that it might as well be here, because its sort of what I feel like doing to some of you guys when we argue this topic <span id='postcolor'> lol, thats great

Man, i'd be takin breaks if i were you. I just cant do it when i'm still sore.

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Tex [uSMC] @ Sep. 11 2002,23:27)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">If I aint sore at the end of my work out, I was doggin it.<span id='postcolor'> are you still sore the next day?

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Tex [uSMC] @ Sep. 11 2002,23:12)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE"></span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Aculaud @ Sep. 12 2002,06:34)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Well, iv been advised by professional trainers to put AT LEAST a day between each of your workouts. As for protien, lets see here....Tofu (tons of it!! ), broccoli, beans, brown rice, rice and beans together, peanuts, peanut butter, fortified soymilk, sprouted wheat bread, Gardenburgers (which have 15 grams per burger, and i eat about 3 at a time), other assorted nuts and seeds. Trust me man, iv got the protien  <span id='postcolor'> hmmpf, professionals? sound like professional pansies to me. You aint gonna build any muscle by resting. That may be a good strategy for people who are serious lifters, but doing some pushups every day isnt gonna kill you or anything<span id='postcolor'> Spoken like a true texan! Well, are you sore at the end of the day after youve done all that? Cause if not, than it should be a pretty steady routine for you. I try to push myself a little farther every time i work out, and if iv done it right, i can totally feel it by the end of the day.

Yeah, im 17. Not too worried about bulking up too much, i just want to cover the area i spoke of.