Difference between revisions of "FDeathForceForceMax"
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This, along with DeathForceForceMin, determines how much force is allowed when someone dies. Basically, if you set the minimum and maximum to | This, along with DeathForceForceMin, determines how much force is allowed when someone dies. Basically, if you set the minimum and maximum to high values (such as 10,000), your enemies will go flying when you kill them. Same as other values, the force will be calculated normally, then the game will check these values; if the forcemax is lower than what's calculated, the maximum value set here will be used. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:01, 1 October 2007
| Description |
This, along with DeathForceForceMin, determines how much force is allowed when someone dies. Basically, if you set the minimum and maximum to high values (such as 10,000), your enemies will go flying when you kill them. Same as other values, the force will be calculated normally, then the game will check these values; if the forcemax is lower than what's calculated, the maximum value set here will be used. |
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85.0000 |