13. June 2016, 19:52:22

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voodoo47Quote

red is actually marked as flammable liquid, so it would probably produce more of a flameball than an explosion. the point - it should either blow things up, or not. being able to blow up some things but not other ones is just odd.

13. June 2016, 20:02:40

#681

Join2Quote

red is actually marked as flammable liquid, so it would probably produce more of a flameball than an explosion.

Yeah, as per HDTP adding high definition to the skin. If I recall, vanilla you couldn't see shit. Anyway, I agree regarding a fireball explosion, and I'll see what I can do.

being able to blow up some things but not other ones is just odd.

Eh, no it isn't. Especially not with low yield explosions. It depends on the force of the explosion, and the material properties and reinforcement of the object being blown up. 

13. June 2016, 20:11:55

#682

voodoo47Quote

still, something that blows up doors should be more than capable of disrupting laser emitters.

13. June 2016, 20:20:58

#683

Join2Quote

If I recall, it's capable of blowing things up with a damage threshold <= 40 or so. It won't blow the majority of doors.

Acknowledged by: voodoo47

14. June 2016, 02:54:21

#684

DjantQuote

Quote by Join usss!:

Some cool new things:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eX0yienuEfI

Does the nightvision goggles now actually help with seeing in the dark? I remember reading many complaints about the tech goggles not helping with seeing in the dark and the problem with that was something related to how the Unreal Engine handled lighting, so all the nightvision could do was slap a green filter onto everything.