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I think you'll have to add "MoveIntoShroud: false" to the "Aircraft" trait to prevent them from moving into shroud. If you have trouble with the carryall setup I would recommend looking how our TS mod defines it (you can view the yaml files here https://github.com/OpenRA/OpenRA/tree/bleed/mods/ts/ru...

For some reason I can't open the attached archive. My guess would be that you need to remove the "AutoCarryable" trait from "^Vehicles" (the default that all vehicles inherit). Something like the following should work:

Thanks for the reports! Two PRs were filed that hopefully fix those bugs for the next version.

You can see a quick overview at https://github.com/OpenRA/OpenRA/wiki/Donating.

Thewreck wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 04, 2019 9:16 am

[...] the second felt like units could not target enemies while moving between cells.

That is actually true (for most units at least, turrets are a bit different for example). Infantry need to finish moving before they can start attacking.

Yes, afaik you can't scale the death animation down without editing the artwork like you and graion mentioned.

Don't worry, it was already wrong in GDs post. ^^

No, that is not possible in RA.

Just a side note: Dropping mods into another OpenRA install is discouraged, as the mod will break once default OpenRA is updated. In case you want your mod to be standalone you should have a look at https://github.com/OpenRA/OpenRAModSDK.

I guess you might need to set "NODAttackWave2.barracks" to the new actor as well, i.e. "NODAttackWave1.barracks = NODHand2". Did you disable the IsDead checks? Because I don't see how it would crash otherwise.

NODHand2 = Actor.Create(building.type, true, { Owner = enemy, Location = building.pos })

the actor names are global, not local variables, so above should overwrite it.

The problem is in the following part: BuildFromFactory = function(factory, units, action) --Declare factory build function if factory.IsDead or factory.Owner ~= enemy then return end if not factory.Build(units, action) then Trigger.AfterDelay(DateTime.Seconds(2), function() Build(factory, units, act...

You should probably start by looking at https://github.com/OpenRA/OpenRA/wiki/Lua-API and our existing missions.

I suppose you are referring to the Chrono Vortex. This hasn't been implemented yet: OpenRA/OpenRA#9778

It was never added, we still have an open issue for it: OpenRA/OpenRA#3880