common.dll	13F440	0.125d = trade lane jump-in speed ~He||oween

common.dll 13F448 400d = trade lane exit distance ~He||oween

common.dll 13F458 0.4d = trade lane exit speed ~He||oween

Do we know why in some mods the ship exit speed from jumpgates is zero?

Can it be fixed?

StarTrader wrote:
Do we know why in some mods the ship exit speed from jumpgates is zero?

Can it be fixed?

common.dll	13E678	2000f = how far behind a jumpgate a player will be spawned - from this point, the player will be thrown forward at exceptional speed until he/she has reached the gate ~fox

??

no solution. once the player reaches the gate he again will have a velocity of zero even with previously killed engines. guess though a hack is needed to prevent that. it’s not yet on the wiki or the limit breaking however, if there is a such and if it can be found.

different question… is there a way to define, how many geometric meters are a “K(ilometer)” ingame and how many decimal digits the hud can show about your distance to an object?

Can’t really do fractions of meters, and it sounds like if you want more decimals, you don’t want K, for which there are already hacks (HUD: Limits; FL Hack also has options for it).

Speaking of decimals I have a few requests if they should be possible…

1. - Allow decimals in prices for everything, also in the credits display.

2. - Make FL show cargo space with atleast one decimal. Two would be better

Alot of things in my mod is less than 1 volume unit such as 0.1, 0.2, 0.25 and so on, but when I buy a single unit of those it shows up as 1 unit being used in the cargohold!

what i thought of is showing distances in X.XXX nautical miles instead of X.X kilometers. so, meaning the distance where meters are shown instead of k’s to hack down to 0 and to make a k 1852 meters instead of 1000 meters… possible?

@Legion:

1. Cash is stored as integer, so there’s no point.

# Show cargo space using decimals.
# Also need to change string 1179 in resources.dll.
# Jason Hood, 29 September, 2010.

File: Freelancer.exe
079D9F: 83 EC 10 DD 1C E4 D9 44 E4 30 DD [ E8 1C E1 13 00 D9 44 24 20 8B D8 ]
        5C E4 08 8D B5 08 05 00 00 EB 02 [ 8D B5 08 05 00 00 E8 0B E1 13 00 ]
079DC3: 28                               [ 20 ]

```The string needs to change **%d** (both of them) to **%g** (may end up with more decimals than intended, but will remove them if not needed) or **%.2f** (always has two decimals).

@Gisteron:

Use nautical miles (1852m) for distance and knots (nm/hour) for speed.

Jason Hood, 30 September & 7 October, 2010.

File: Freelancer.exe

Contact list, with decimals.

0D2C38: D9 47 0C DA 35 51 9E 56 00 83 EC [ B8 D3 4D 62 10 F7 E9 C1 FA 06 8B ]
08 DD 1C E4 EB 1D [ C2 C1 E8 1F 03 D0 ]

Contact list, no decimals.

0D2C9B: E3 8B 8D 00 [ D3 4D 62 10 ]
0D2CA3: 02 [ 06 ]

Speed (ignores cruise limit).

0D58B1: D8 0D 3C 59 4D 00 D8 15 84 7E 5D [ D8 15 84 7E 5D 00 DF E0 F6 C4 41 ]
00 DF E0 F6 C4 41 0F 85 7C 00 00 [ 0F 85 82 00 00 00 D8 15 DC 75 5C ]
00 D9 E8 D8 D1 DF E0 F6 C4 41 75 [ 00 DF E0 F6 C4 05 7A 75 DD D8 D9 ]
02 D9 C9 DD D8 [ 05 DC 75 5C 00 ]
0D5929: 74 [ EB ]
0D593C: E5 CF F8 3F [ DD D8 D9 05 ] # 3600/1852

Target.

0EEFAC: DB 84 E4 14 01 00 00 D8 A4 E4 0C [ B8 D3 4D 62 10 F7 E9 C1 FA 06 8B ]
01 00 00 DA 35 51 9E 56 00 56 83 [ C2 C1 E8 1F 03 D0 56 8B F2 69 D2 ]
EC 08 DD 1C E4 EB 12 [ E8 03 00 00 2B CA B8 ]

Use “N” instead of “K”.

1C8BC5: “N” [ “K” ] # Valid characters list (ANSI)
1C8CAA: “N” [ “K” ] # Valid characters list (Unicode)
1D7BFA: “N” [ “K” ] # Contact List, no decimals
1D7BFC: “%.2fN” 00 [ “%d.%dK” ] # Contact List, decimals
1D9620: “%.2f N” 00 [ “%d.%d K” ] # Target

So, what about display more than one group member location icon on map displayer? It’s available in 1.0 but disabled on 1.1. Why it been disabled? how to get it back?

NeXoSE wrote:
So, what about display more than one group member location icon on map displayer? It’s available in 1.0 but disabled on 1.1. Why it been disabled? how to get it back?

You can see more than one group member on nav map with v1.0?

Yes, in 1.0 without any path. You can try it yourself, it’s really…

one thing about the nautical miles thingy: it works pretty well, as always, but the “N” is neither displayed in contact list nor on the target. on the target there is the float with “–” on the end and on the contact list there is the float with “-” on the end.

edit:
oh and as i am on it… and excuse me please for this request now…
the speed display is meters per second. how to make it show knots?
sorry, m8. just massively impressing work you are doing here, keep thyself in the bless our goodness brought you to.
deep bow down to thy toes.

See, I told you I do minimal testing (or, in this case, no testing :)). Updated the previous post, also including speed as knots. Please don’t ask me to change all the stats, as well…

I changed to two decimals, since three seemed a bit crowded on the Contact List. Assuming you’re using BPatch, say yes when it asks to apply anyway to use two; no to stay with three; or yes to the first and no to the second to use two in the List and three for the Target (change the patch to suit for the last two).

great, adoxa, all works geniusly

How I can make objects on a greater distance visible then in vanilla FL, without changing LODranges?

thanks

nice question… maybe a constant multiplier offset, another 1.0 float?

Easy enough to double or quadruple the existing LODranges, if that will do what you want (untested).

freelancer.exe    002389    83FE08->D8C090 = double existing LODranges PART 1 ~adoxa
freelancer.exe    00238C    7D16->9090 = double existing LODranges PART 2a ~adoxa
freelancer.exe    00238C    7D16->D8C0 = quadruple existing LODranges PART 2b ~adoxa

```Use parts 1 & 2a to double; parts 1 & 2b to quadruple. Bear in mind it replaces the test for eight ranges, which is the maximum allowed.