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    Attaching AntiAir on Hydrocarbon System

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    • K Offline
      killerfrog2222
      last edited by

      Hey there,

      in recently tried to attach an SAM on my UEF Hydrocarbon System and failed successully.

      What I did:
      1.) added a new Bone in Blender and created a vertex group with the same Name

      2.) make changes in Script.lua File
      ---> this is what i added-->

      local WeaponsFile = import('/lua/terranweapons.lua')
      local TSAMLauncher = import('/lua/terranweapons.lua').TSAMLauncher
      },
      UEB1102 = Class(TStructureUnit) {
      Weapons = {
      MissileRack01 = Class(TSAMLauncher) {},

      3.) then i copied the Weapons section from the SAM Launchers Blueprint into the Hydrocarbon Blueprint and set my new Bone as Rackbone and Muzzlebone at the same time...Moreover i made a few changes in Categories, Defence and so on...

      Are there more things to do or does anybody know which mistake i made?
      The Blue AntiAir-Range-Ring is there, but i think this is only because of the fire category in my blueprint...Its absolutely not shooting or something...

      I know its a giant space for Mistakes, but maybe anybody knows what i did wrong...

      Here are my Script.Lua and my Blueprint File:

      Script.txt Blueprint.txt

      Thank you!

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      • JipJ Offline
        Jip
        last edited by

        I have no idea how to solve it, but I love how you said you 'failed successfully' - that is the right approach to thinking about it 😄

        A work of art is never finished, merely abandoned

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