alright, so i want to make a bomber unit for my mod thats actually a bomber. I want it to move over it's target and drop bombs. Now doing this means it doesnt stop over the targer, it drops them while moving.

Now the only units that i know of that can move and shoot are tank and intercepter. Tank has a turret, and intercepter i have no idea why it can, and nothings diferent in iscript.

Is there anyway to do this?

Interceptor uses AI action "Move&Attack" in DatEdit. On any unit except for scarab and interceptor, the unit dies on attack immediately.

Try adding "Move x" in the attack iscript. It will make the unit move towards its target while attacking. If you get it right, it SHOULD fly over every time it attacks (I think).

Just try tinkering with the move command in attack animations and see what you get. (Give it a halt distance so it will fly past the target and have to move back towards it)

hmm... ill try messing with it some time, but im not that good with iscript.

Ill take a look tomorrow with bombing wraith.

Actualy, I've tried using the move opcode in attack iscripts a long time ago. Doesn't work.
Can't remember if it crashed, or just ignored them, though...

How about you just make a bomber unit with no attack, and mount a turret with like 0-1 range that's underneath the plane so that they can't see it. Then give the turret tower guard and attack AI, and whenever it flies over an enemy target it'll drop weaponry on it.

yes thats what they said on maplantis after the first day it was posted... not 1 month later...


and anyway isnt it like really hard to add a turret?

No.

Nah...Every Terran unit has been successfully given a turret. Its just the subunit entry on the advanced tag. Make sure you have the needed .lo? file under "Special" (images.dat) on the base unit.

sounds really hard to me harder then making cmd icons and changing pallets.

(I hope maplantis will come back soon because it owns for modding.)

Lol. "Modlantis" . Also, when the base unit is ordered to move, the turret cannot attack. They both have to share the same order.