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skukko -> (2/3/2001 4:24:00 PM)
I have noticed something like that happen, but haven't thought anymore of it. This makes me think that I should teach to each of my drivers how to crash in to the house [img]http://208.185.88.171/ubb/smile.gif[/img] Seriously speaking: It would be very nice if tanks could get in the stone building, barn cave or something like that without immobilizing themselves. mosh

O de B -> (2/9/2001 8:39:00 PM)
What would be cool is to have 'small' buildings that do NOT occupy the full hex. A 50 meter hex can contain several houses i think. Usually even a BIG house will be less than 20x20m so a tank should be able to enter the garden near the house in the same hex and not bump into the house... i always feeled the building hexes from sp3 would quite suit to SP2 scale... And for multihex buildings vehicles shoud be able to ENTER building and not crush it [img]http://www.matrixgames.com/ubb/wink.gif[/img]

JTGEN -> (2/9/2001 10:50:00 PM)
I totally agree on the buildings been such that one can enter the hex without getting immobilized. Especially the farm houses are probably not 50*50 meters and if there are some in adjacent hexes there should be space between them. But i guess the engine can not handle that.

Fabio Prado -> (2/10/2001 12:23:00 AM)
quote: Originally posted by skukko: Just came in to my mind, that if Tigers engine is damaged and it is not running, then Tiger can't turn its turret...it works with hydraulics, not electrics...Should this be issue to take in count in future Spwaw? mosh The Tiger I turret could be traversed by hand. "The gunner's hand traverse and elevation wheels were used to make fine adjustement (laying the target onto the peak of proper triangle in the sight reticle). If the power traverse failed, the turret could be traversed by hand. The gunner could be assisted by the commander using the auxiliary hand traverse." Excerpt from TIGER I Heavy Tank 1942-1945, by Tom Jentz. More info on the Tiger tanks: http://fprado.com/armorsite/ FAP ------------------ Fabio Prado [email]fprado@fprado.com[/email] Webmaster - The ARMOR Site! "In War: Resolution In Defeat: Defiance In Victory: Magnanimity In Peace: Good Will" Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill [This message has been edited by Fabio Prado (edited February 09, 2001).] [This message has been edited by Fabio Prado (edited February 09, 2001).]

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