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[gmc150104]

i looked that the gunners of the majority of planes still shooting the guns even after the animation of dead, only the new models of the b 17 is working.

[Frankiek]

Well i didn't check much but in the past we had planes firing even after the bail out

[gmc150104]

Well i didn't check much but in the past we had planes firing even after the bail out

well, if its happening just to me i think it must be a conf problem, no?

[Epervier]

You're not the only one, I assure you... 

[gmc150104]

 

You're not the only one, I assure you... 

[WxTech]

A couple or few years ago there was a mod plane, the Helldiver, with this issue that I fixed when looking at the methods,

doMurderPilot
doWoundPilot

In the gunner's class. I forget the details at the moment.

[gmc150104]

A couple or few years ago there was a mod plane, the Helldiver, with this issue that I fixed when looking at the methods,

doMurderPilot
doWoundPilot

In the gunner's class. I forget the details at the moment.

hey wxtech, u effects are really cool in bat, its hard to do that?

[TXZCJSP]

I get this all the time.
my friend says his self-defense gunner is dead, but I still see machine gun fire.

[WxTech]

This snippet is from Shrike123.class, which applies to all SB2C Helldivers. The problem was caused by method doKillPilot(), which I effectively removed (by enclosing that code between /*  */ characters.)

I can't remember if method doWoundPilot() was already present, or if I added it.

This should provide some inspiration in dealing with other instances of a dead gunner still firing. Naturally, for those who can work with the java classes. 

Code: [Select]

/*    public void doKillPilot(int i)  //cause of dead rear gunner still firing gun???
    {
        switch(i)
        {
        case 1: // '\001'
            FM.turret[0].bIsOperable = false;
            break;
        }
    }  */

    public void doWoundPilot(int i, float f)
    {
        switch(i)
        {
        case 1: // '\001'
            FM.turret[0].setHealth(f);
            break;
        }
    }

    public void doMurderPilot(int i)
    {
        switch(i)
        {
        case 0: // '\0'
            hierMesh().chunkVisible("Pilot1_D0", false);
            hierMesh().chunkVisible("Head1_D0", false);
            hierMesh().chunkVisible("HMask1_D0", false);
            hierMesh().chunkVisible("Pilot1_D1", true);
            break;

        case 1: // '\001'
            hierMesh().chunkVisible("Pilot2_D0", false);
            hierMesh().chunkVisible("HMask2_D0", false);
            hierMesh().chunkVisible("Pilot2_D1", true);
            break;
        }
    }


[WxTech]

I thought I had made this mod available over two years ago, but can't find it here. And so, just in case I haven't, here's my fixes for the earlier SB2C-1C Helldiver, including this zombie gunner fix. If B.A.T. still has this problem, this should be a fix for that plane, and perhaps the others in the family. Java files are included.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/7wtibgtdtwpoaku/SB2C-1C_fix_Mar2021.7z/file

[Epervier]

doMurderPilot
doWoundPilot

In the gunner's class. I forget the details at the moment.

doKillPilot
Normally, every Class-mother or Class-daughter should have this method, with the gunners' index deactivating the turret...
Example :

   public void doKillPilot(int i) {
      switch (i) {
      case 1: // '\001'
         super.FM.turret[0].bIsOperable = false;
         break;

      case 2: // '\002'
         super.FM.turret[1].bIsOperable = false;
         break;

      case 3: // '\003'
         super.FM.turret[2].bIsOperable = false;
         break;
      }
   }