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Re: Dev's Limit Breaking 101 Techniques
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Is this an all or nothing 'fix' or can it be tied to the jump_out_hp?

In other words, changing this entry in server.dll would make the jump out points tighter across the board, ie. every jumpgate, every jumphole, etc. I can deal with that, it's better than what we have now.

It would be cool though to have it tied to the jump_out_hp for even a specific hole. My purpose for this would be to have players be able to jump INSIDE the lair core instead of possibly inside but more probably outside.


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can`t be a ini entry from a plugin ?

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adoxa thank you! thank you! thank you!

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Works like charm! Open in new window

Again, thanks adoxa.

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Jump Out Point allows each [Object] to have its own parameters (via a separate file, not within the [Object]).

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outstanding !

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Works like charm! Open in new window

Again, thanks adoxa.


I like the video. Is that in single-player or multi-player?
How'd you get out after undocking?

I was never able to get the generator/shield thing to work. ie. Kill the generators, the shield drops.


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server.dll 0876C0 500d = jump gate/hole x- & y-axis entry point adjustment ~adoxa
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I found this value when I switched the viewer to DOUBLE FLOAT (IEEE, 64bits). Is that correct? It stretches from 0x0876c0 to 0x0876c7. It's also a single value. How do you adjust for each (x and y) axis?

Thanks much for doing this Adoxa.

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Works like charm! Open in new window

Again, thanks adoxa.


I like the video. Is that in single-player or multi-player?

MP - the Dyson Destroy is next mission!
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How'd you get out after undocking?

Before HARD! Now EASY!

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I was never able to get the generator/shield thing to work. ie. Kill the generators, the shield drops.


One stuff kills with fuse other stuff that wears a SHIELD.

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Wow nice, thanks.

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@robocop: The original value is indeed double, used for both the x and y axes. Since I wanted separate values, the plugin makes patches to convert the double into single, thus also making room for another value.

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All right, if I'm reading the info correctly I need to:
- copy the plugin (jumpoutpt.dll and accompanying files) to the EXE folder
- add the jumpoutpt.dll reference to the library in dacom.ini and dacomsrv.ini and
- create a JumpOutPt.ini file in DATA\UNIVERSE with the following contents (example shown, not actual):

[JumpOutPt]
;default = 500, 500, -350 ; original values
Li02_to_Li01 = 500, 500, -350, 0 ; always on the right
Li03_to_Li01 = 500, 500, -350, 90 ; always on the top


Does EVERY hole need to be addressed, or only the ones that are changed from default?


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All right, if I'm reading the info correctly I need to:
- copy the plugin (jumpoutpt.dll and accompanying files) to the EXE folder
- add the jumpoutpt.dll reference to the library in dacom.ini and dacomsrv.ini and
- create a JumpOutPt.ini file in DATA\UNIVERSE with the following contents (example shown, not actual):

[JumpOutPt]
;default = 500, 500, -350 ; original values
Li02_to_Li01 = 500, 500, -350, 0 ; always on the right
Li03_to_Li01 = 500, 500, -350, 90 ; always on the top



dacom.ini is not needed.
Change only from a server side, no mod update is needed.
Think so?


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Does EVERY hole need to be addressed, or only the ones that are changed from default?

correct answer!

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very good
thanks.

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dacom.ini is not needed.
Change only from a server side, no mod update is needed.
Think so?


I'm not sure about that, the directions specifically state both. I'll try it either way to see.

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