4.14 Release

[wheelsup_cavu]

Originally Posted by stovak

You can make fine adjustments with your z-move and mouse combo by changing the mouse speed.

In Controls under Mouse Move Object 3D, you can assign keys for Speed: Slow, Normal and Fast (F1, F2 and F3 by default).

I used it to put this gunner on top of a tower:

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Does the gunner still stay at the raised altitude if just the tower is destroyed?
I seem to recall that was a limitation with the lights so I suspect it is going to be the same with the gunner.


Wheels

[stovak]

Originally Posted by wheelsup_cavu

Does the gunner still stay at the raised altitude if just the tower is destroyed?

Unfortunately, yes. There is an option to have the gunner fall to ground level if you kill him, but if you only shoot out e.g. the gas container he is standing on then he will be left floating where he was placed. Not an ideal situation.

[Sita]

if i remember correctly there was few variants what can be with damaged model when it will destroyed .. stay .. placced on ground ... and disapear .. there is no physic unfortunately

[nic727]

Does the 4.13.4 to 4.14.1 patch include the two campaigns or not?

[Sita]

no, those two campaigns is separate thing.

[Blackjack]

I am hitting a "Winpcap programm detected" error when trying the installer with the notion to "uninstall it", but libpcac under linux is highly integrated into my system and overriding winpcap.dll to disabled in wine still detects it.

Is there a alternative way to extract the BIN

[dimlee]

Originally Posted by Blackjack

I am hitting a "Winpcap programm detected" error when trying the installer with the notion to "uninstall it", but libpcac under linux is highly integrated into my system and overriding winpcap.dll to disabled in wine still detects it.

Is there a alternative way to extract the BIN

I have no idea about Linux specifics, but I recall that it is not enough to just deinstall Winpcap. You might need to search and to delete manually associated files and libraries.