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Modding, Mission Design, and Coding => FS2 Open Coding - The Source Code Project (SCP) => Topic started by: Hudzy on June 27, 2002, 12:03:58 pm
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I don't know if this idea has already been put forward, but here goes anyway. :) How about a function that could lock your missiles so that you couldn't accidenty shoot one off if they were locked. It's not an earth-shattering change I know, but there's nothing more frustrating than being in a fighter with a low secondary capacity, armed with Tornados, and suddenly you shoot a volley of eight and that's like a third of your payload gone. :( Plus recently, my joystick tends to take the game into its own hands, firing when it likes, changing target when it likes etc. :mad: So that lock feature would be useful for me. Anyone else agree?
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Originally posted by Hudzy
I don't know if this idea has already been put forward, but here goes anyway. :) How about a function that could lock your missiles so that you couldn't accidenty shoot one off if they were locked. It's not an earth-shattering change I know, but there's nothing more frustrating than being in a fighter with a low secondary capacity, armed with Tornados, and suddenly you shoot a volley of eight and that's like a third of your payload gone. :( Plus recently, my joystick tends to take the game into its own hands, firing when it likes, changing target when it likes etc. :mad: So that lock feature would be useful for me. Anyone else agree?
what would be useful is that you buy a new joystick methink :p
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Yeah true. But maybe I can't afford one just now. Plus you get such features in aircraft today.
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Hang on....you've got a fire wait time of 2.5 seconds. If thats not long enough for you to depress the trigger than something is kinda wrong. I always fire volleys of eight anyways :)
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It was a joystick problem it seems. Especially now that the stick part of it has come off :doh:
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If it annoys you that much, just add 'no_dumbfire' in the flags of every seeker weapon.......
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Which would make some kind of sense! :D
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Originally posted by Hudzy
Plus recently, my joystick tends to take the game into its own hands, firing when it likes, changing target when it likes etc. :mad: So that lock feature would be useful for me. Anyone else agree?
If it's just targetting things that are in your field of view then you've probably got auto-target on (at least I think that's what that does).