sixstrings5859
Charter Member
How do i limit the gunnery range to a reasonable range for bombers during night fighting ? Somewhere i've read about this subject here before.
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gunnery range for night missions
- Thread starter sixstrings5859
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Ok look here in the guns folder,
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<UnitData>
<General Allegience="2" LongName="" ShortName="303 Browning" ModelName="" BlastDamageScale="1.0" ImpactDamageScale="1.0" FireDamageScale="1.0" Priority="2" Type="gun" EnteredService="01/01/1939" BlastDamageMod="0" ImpactDamageMod="0" FireDamageMod="0" Category="weapon" Country="britain" mass="10.8862">
</General>
<GunStations/>
<Description String=""/>
<Loadouts/>
<DamageBoxes/>
<Systems/>
<Gun GunType="gun" Range="300"SoundName="c303" Rate="19" MuzzleVelocity="745" TimeAlive="2" Noise="0.2" DefaultWeapon="303calBrowning_round"/>
</UnitData>
Change this to something less and the gunner will fire at ranges at the distance you list. be sure you delete the bdp file.
Ok look here in the guns folder,
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<UnitData>
<General Allegience="2" LongName="" ShortName="303 Browning" ModelName="" BlastDamageScale="1.0" ImpactDamageScale="1.0" FireDamageScale="1.0" Priority="2" Type="gun" EnteredService="01/01/1939" BlastDamageMod="0" ImpactDamageMod="0" FireDamageMod="0" Category="weapon" Country="britain" mass="10.8862">
</General>
<GunStations/>
<Description String=""/>
<Loadouts/>
<DamageBoxes/>
<Systems/>
<Gun GunType="gun" Range="300"SoundName="c303" Rate="19" MuzzleVelocity="745" TimeAlive="2" Noise="0.2" DefaultWeapon="303calBrowning_round"/>
</UnitData>
Change this to something less and the gunner will fire at ranges at the distance you list. be sure you delete the bdp file.
sixstrings5859
Charter Member
Worked like a charm ! Thank you Sir !!
Daiwilletti
Charter Member
Gidday, in past threads this has been discussed. I find that the enemy AI skill level also affects the range at which the enemy guns start to fire. I've had enemy aces engage with me at greater distances than the "range" value in the gun xdp file.
Another thing I've tried is to edit the "timealive" value, as sometimes there is a big mis-match between the "range" value and the timealive" value. For example for a bullet travelling at 745 metres per second, a time alive value of 1.0 gives a theoretical maximum effective range of 745 metres. I don't know if the game models a slowing of the round/projectile over time? If the physics allow the projectile to slow, then a timealive value of 1.0 would give an effective distance of less than 745.
Another thing I've tried is to edit the "timealive" value, as sometimes there is a big mis-match between the "range" value and the timealive" value. For example for a bullet travelling at 745 metres per second, a time alive value of 1.0 gives a theoretical maximum effective range of 745 metres. I don't know if the game models a slowing of the round/projectile over time? If the physics allow the projectile to slow, then a timealive value of 1.0 would give an effective distance of less than 745.