Just wondering: Is anyone using the batch I wrote? If not, why (compatibility/programming language, required effort, learning how to use it, untrustworthy source)? In my very limited time, I would like to fix/amend any problems in it so that this task is less burdensome on your guys' schedules and so that things are completed quickly and accurately (in both formatting and spelling) by more than just a couple of people.
Just wondering: Is anyone using the batch I wrote? If not, why (compatibility/programming language, required effort, learning how to use it, untrustworthy source)? In my very limited time, I would like to fix/amend any problems in it so that this task is less burdensome on your guys' schedules and so that things are completed quickly and accurately (in both formatting and spelling) by more than just a couple of people.Would you also like the chassis armors listed? If so, in what format? (aluminum, wood, steel, plastic, etc.)
nice work! keep them coming guys!the algorithm for calculating chassis weight is not the issue. RA2 calculates it by adding up the sum of the surface area of each polygon. Creating a php function or class to do so is proving to be frustrating.
You got my vote for RA2 Wizard. Always and forever.
Is the weight not written inside the .bot file? Probably not cause it sounds like something you guys would have checked, but sometimes the simplest solutions are the most overlooked...
Almost fixed it.....it still does not space the nameDSLAxleMounts, axle180.txt, 12Should be..DSL Axle Mounts
The only issues/improvements that I'm currently working on solving are:4.If the weight is not listed in the text file, it will use the weight from the previous component (major issue)