[StratComm]

Originally posted by Getter Robo G
I'm probably the only one but you just confused the hell out of me...

.                         This is fighter >
This is same facing (Ship- Orion) 4-3-2-1 (to Space)  for launching yes?

for landing..            (Ship-Orion) 1-2-3-4 < (fighter from Space)

That's how you explained it (as I translated) but you might be wrong buy your numbering as ONE of these paths leads away from the ship (I just really got confused now if 1 actually means FIRST (start path here)...I would guess the bottom one.

  (I'm not gonna deal with this for a long time, but woudl like to understand it eventually...)

Sorry, I forget that people have to translate what I say.  To use your notation, it's...
(Ship-Orion) 4-3-2-1 > (Fighter to Space)

[Darkhill]

Got some time to play around with this some more but still having problems.  It looks like the ship goes to the start of the path when landing.  But instead of following the path to the hangar it flys right to the end point.  The hangar on this ship is not out in the open, fighters have to fly around a outcroping to reach the hangar.  I've got like five paths so I have enough, any other suggestions?

[TrashMan]

you prolly messed the direction...

that, or you placed a path too close to the hull..

[StratComm]

Do they launch correctly?  Ships may very well not land according to the path.  However, I think colission is disabled so you shouldn't have to worry about them being too close to the hull.

[Darkhill]

Launching craft seem to go through the hull in the same place they land.  Point 1 is furthest out and point 4 is right inside the hangar.  Radii on the points are what they are supposed to be.  How far out from the model should the first point be?

[Roanoke]

just wherever it looks right. Is you're opening wide enough ?