Battlefield 1942 Mods, Modding Tutorials & Forums

I'm running Win XP 32-bit SP3. Before I went with the compatibility mode, it ALWAYS crashed. With it activated, it only crashes every now and then. I only used the new WinRFA to pack my .rfa archives. As far as I could tell, the archives were packed-up properly but it gets annoying when I'm fine-tun...

Does anyone else have crashing problems with the version of WinRFA from the new MDT?

Setting it to Windows 98 compatibility helps a little but I rolled back to the previous WinRFA version because the constant crashing was getting annoying.

If he uses a plane engine, it will propel the tank even on land.

Besides, my values of ~0.3 are only meant for simulating the Schwimmwagen's pathetic water speed. Bumping either torque or differential to a reasonable value should give the tank a respectable top speed.

Basically, you have to use stupidly low torque and differential settings.

Back when I was trying to make a realistic Schwimmwagen, my torque and differential settings were something like ~0.3

Reduce the water engine thrust.

I eventually found your 0.1 version and I have to agree it's VASTLY better than the one hosted here. Everything feels much cleaner. I also noticed you added a new artillery tank, the SU-76 (any relation to the Russian combat jets?) and a submachine gun, the PPSh-41 with the 71-round drum magazine. T...

For the Willy at least, you can set the Engine wheels in front with the RollGrip wheels in the back. It's not ideal, since the Willy would logically have one in front and one in the back (caused by its non-locking differentials). However, you can't turn properly and the vehicle pulls to one side as ...

It doesn't really mention what I just said. with the ground material's values remaining the same, Having wheels with or without RollGrip makes all the difference. Basically, a properly modelled wheeled vehicle NEEDS RollGrip on at least a couple of wheels. The only exceptions I can think of are vehi...

Basically, it's the only setting of ObjectTemplate.Grip which interacts properly with the ground's resistance and (maybe) friction values. At first, I always thought that setting more of a vehicle's wheels to EngineGrip was responsible for the massive acceleration boost but while I was playing aroun...

I'm sorry, should I have left the topic alone?

Besides, I figured the mod could use some kind of review which shows a more exact picture of its content.