making a ghost fly
making a ghost fly
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Here is what you do
YOu have to go to Vehicles and select Ghost. In the top of that section, there will be a little box(Vehicle ID) with 6 selections, Ghost/ wraith is selected.
Change the ID to Banshee.
Then the ghosts should fly!
Change the ID to Banshee.
Then the ghosts should fly!
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there is a post that lets all vehicles fly so go look at it its somewhere around here
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dude if youre tooo lazy to clikc a few buttons then go away and figure it out yourself
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this is a PM dalecooper sent me so i don't take credit it was his idea but anyway here it is....
...You can't just swap physics, it messes things all up. You have to swap out a particular string in the vehicle meta. I did this for ghosts in my most recent mod.
In any map, go to the meta offset for the banshee + 2F4. That should take you to a string starting with 0500 0000. You need to write down the whole string, 18 groups of 4 digits long. Then go to the meta offset for the vehicle you want to fly, again +2F4. You should see a string starting with 0100 0000 CDCC (for a warthog), 0400 0000 6666 (for a ghost), or 0000 0000 295C (for a scorpion). Replace this all the way through with the banshee string you wrote down earlier.
Footnotes: meta offsets for vehicles can be had from IronForge's list. To add 2F4 to an offset, use your Windows calculator and make sure you're in Hex mode.
Additional note: some vehicles don't fly well, particularly as you start messing further with their speed and handling. I was trying to make very fast flying ghosts for my mod, but I ran into an issue that the ghost's heavy front end was making it hard to fly without crashing into the ground. Here's where I would suggest getting into HMT3 and messing with the physics a bit. I solved that particular issue by relocating the center of weight (x axis) more towards the back - i.e. a smaller value. On the std banshee, the center of weight on that axis is actually a negative number; it has a tendency to want to climb in the air, whereas the ghost wants to fall.
...You can't just swap physics, it messes things all up. You have to swap out a particular string in the vehicle meta. I did this for ghosts in my most recent mod.
In any map, go to the meta offset for the banshee + 2F4. That should take you to a string starting with 0500 0000. You need to write down the whole string, 18 groups of 4 digits long. Then go to the meta offset for the vehicle you want to fly, again +2F4. You should see a string starting with 0100 0000 CDCC (for a warthog), 0400 0000 6666 (for a ghost), or 0000 0000 295C (for a scorpion). Replace this all the way through with the banshee string you wrote down earlier.
Footnotes: meta offsets for vehicles can be had from IronForge's list. To add 2F4 to an offset, use your Windows calculator and make sure you're in Hex mode.
Additional note: some vehicles don't fly well, particularly as you start messing further with their speed and handling. I was trying to make very fast flying ghosts for my mod, but I ran into an issue that the ghost's heavy front end was making it hard to fly without crashing into the ground. Here's where I would suggest getting into HMT3 and messing with the physics a bit. I solved that particular issue by relocating the center of weight (x axis) more towards the back - i.e. a smaller value. On the std banshee, the center of weight on that axis is actually a negative number; it has a tendency to want to climb in the air, whereas the ghost wants to fall.
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