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Offline Trash Can Man

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Altitude
« on: 02 Aug 2005, 19:13:34 »
I want to start my plane out at 2000 this is what I used:

this setpos [getpos this select 0, getpos this select 1, (getpos this select 2) +2000]

but every time I go to test the mission, the plane heads for the deck...!  What am I doing wrong??

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Re:Altitude
« Reply #1 on: 02 Aug 2005, 19:21:32 »
You can use this:

NameofPlane FlyInHeight 2000

or

This FlyInHeight 2000

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Re:Altitude
« Reply #2 on: 02 Aug 2005, 19:21:32 »
combine it with a flyinheight command, although if a plane will go that high by choice is another matter ;)

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Re:Altitude
« Reply #3 on: 02 Aug 2005, 19:21:45 »
Is the plane's special set to "Flying"?
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Re:Altitude
« Reply #4 on: 02 Aug 2005, 19:45:22 »
Use :
Code: [Select]
this setpos [getpos this select 0, getpos this select 1, (getpos this select 2) +2000]; this FlyInHeight 2000Without the flyinheight, it's at 2000m, but it thinks it should be flying at the default, so heads down to 100 or whateveritis :P
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Re:Altitude
« Reply #5 on: 03 Aug 2005, 00:03:36 »
Use :
Code: [Select]
this setpos [getpos this select 0, getpos this select 1, (getpos this select 2) +2000]; this FlyInHeight 2000Without the flyinheight, it's at 2000m, but it thinks it should be flying at the default, so heads down to 100 or whateveritis :P
- Ben

this works great! thanks guys!