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I was experimenting with the particle editor and noticed that there was a file for the seismic charge in the com folder, so I decided to experiment with it in-game...

Here are all the steps needed to create your own "Movie Accurate" seismic charge!

Step 1. Create a new .odf file and name this file: cis_weap_inf_seismic

Step 2. Open up this file, and copy and paste this into your .odf, Save and close this file off.

[WeaponClass]
ClassParent = "com_weap_inf_timebomb"

[Properties]

OrdnanceName = "cis_weap_inf_seismic_ord"

Step 3. Create a new .odf file and name this file: cis_weap_inf_seismic_destroyed_exp

Step 4. Open up this file, and copy and paste this into your .odf, Save and Close.

[ExplosionClass]
ClassLabel = "explosion"

[Properties]
Damage = "0.0"
DamageRadiusInner = "0.0"
DamageRadiusOuter = "0.0"

Push = "0.0"
PushRadiusInner = "0.0"
PushRadiusOuter = "0.0"

Shake = "0.0"
ShakeLength = "0.0"
ShakeRadiusInner = "0.0"
ShakeRadiusOuter = "0.0"

WaterEffect = "com_sfx_watersplash_sm"
Effect = "com_sfx_weap_seismiccharge"
Decal = "decal_explosion"

LightColor = "46 252 5 150"
LightRadius = "0.0"
LightDuration = "0.0"

PersonScale = "1.0"
DroidScale = "1.0"
BuildingScale = "0.5"
AnimalScale = "1.0"
VehicleScale = "1.0"

SoundProperty = "com_weap_mine_expire"

Step 5. Create a new odf, and name this file: cis_weap_inf_seismic_exp

Step 6. Open this .odf and Copy and Paste this. Save and Close.

[ExplosionClass]
ClassLabel = "explosion"

[Properties]
Damage = "5000.0"
DamageRadiusInner = "30.0"
DamageRadiusOuter = "60.0"

Push = "16.0"
PushRadiusInner = "4.0"
PushRadiusOuter = "6.0"

Shake = "2.0"
ShakeLength = "1.25"
ShakeRadiusInner = "8.0"
ShakeRadiusOuter = "16.0"

WaterEffect = "com_sfx_watersplash_lg"
Effect = "com_sfx_weap_seismiccharge"
Decal = "decal_explosion"

LightColor = "46 252 5 150"
LightRadius = "8.0"
LightDuration = "1.0"

PersonScale = "1.0"
DroidScale = "1.0"
BuildingScale = "0.5"
AnimalScale = "1.0"
VehicleScale = "1.0"

SoundProperty = "com_weap_obj_small_exp"

Step 7. Create a New odf and name it: cis_weap_inf_seismic_ord

Step 8. Open this file and copy and paste the following, Save then Close.

[GameObjectClass]
ClassParent = "com_weap_inf_timebomb_ord"

[Properties]
GeometryName = "com_weap_inf_seismic_mine"

ExplosionTrigger = "cis_weap_inf_seismic_exp"
ExplosionExpire = "cis_weap_inf_seismic_exp"
ExplosionDeath = "cis_weap_inf_seismic_destroyed_exp"

Step 9. open up your vehicles odf and place this where the weapon section should be.

WeaponName ="cis_weap_inf_seismic"
WeaponAmmo = "0"

Step 10. Munge and play.

your new seismic charge will look like this ingame.

OMG! This is awesome!

This is so awesome googie and what is even more awesome is that I see the Star Forge behind it so Seismic Charges in Star Forge map Yes!

Actually it probably wont be on the starforge map, its just that I only had that as a space map and I needed to test some other things aswell, use of resources.

Well that is OK but now this is the perfect time for someone to make the Slave 1 in a space map with siesmic charges.



Off topic: the Star Forge looks so cool (and real) now Googie

You can also get the sound for the explosion from Psych0fred's ChainIsle map.

www.secretsociety.com - /forum/downloads/Psych0 Projects/Maps/ChainIsle/

Nice Gogie!!

Off-Topic: Lol, how can you guys get his name confuzzled? It's Gogie.

On-Topic: It's too bad you can't make the shockwave cause destruction as it expands.

Nice job Gogie. Can you make it like 2 - 3 times wider?

-_- released alot more realistic seismic charge effect, but it was a while ago.

Mmmm, can I have a link if its still up? I have looked and found nothing.

I wonder if you expand the damage and radius it will go longer :/

Ill look...

here it is http://files.filefront.com/Seismic_Char ... einfo.html

to make a bigger radius change the below lines, but just note that the inner radius should be half the outer one.

DamageRadiusInner = "30.0"
DamageRadiusOuter = "60.0"

I want to play a Star Wars space game with the new DMM system, and than use a seismic charge, hehe. That would look awesome!