very nice 🙂 thanks

I had the same problem, and I noticed that it was related to the size of the 3D object.

A large object = distance from the ship 0M A small object = distance from the ship ~ 600M

Just looking at the server disassembly, I can tell you the parameters are base nickname, player number and base test (if (test) if (base_arg != player[iBaseID]) return;). It’s only explicitly called once in server.dll, at IServerImpl::DisConnect, where test is false. It’s not explicitly called in freelancer.exe, common.dll or content.dll (according to my listings) but there may still be virtual calls (need to debug to test that).

You could use my tool found in the tools section to setup all the values you want for your ship.
To just give you the formulae (which are not made up but the way the work in FL):
thrust_force (of [Thruster]) or max_force (of [Engine]) is F;
mass (of [Ship]) is M;
linear_drag (sum of both [Ship] and its [Engine]) is k;
maximum velocity is v;
F = M * A;
v = F / k;

Also, you probably want to keep the ship’s linear_drag at 1.0 if you want to dogfight as used to.
The purpose of my tool is to release you from annoyingly numerous usages of the conventional calculator or excel table you would 😉

Bump. Restated my problem in the first post a bit differently.

I actually downloaded 88 Flak to have a look at this and i have to say after applying some of the values with the supplied formula, makes a hell of a difference. My npc freighters have stopped their silly waggling which was annoying the crap out of me. Some very useful information i have to say 🙂

Yeah, you’ll need to get rid of all references in the ini files to these bases. FLhook is reading the data from FLServer.

Here’s a method that doesn’t involve adding visit = 1 (as long as the visit line appears after the star line).

common.dll 0D670F C644243001->E947FFFFFF = suns will honor visit flag ~adoxa

If i remember correctly, no “hack” is needed……

..\DATA\INTERFACE\ keylist.ini add: [key] id = USER_MANEUVER_SLIDE_EVADE_UP [key] id = USER_MANEUVER_SLIDE_EVADE_DOWN ..\DATA\INTERFACE\ keymap.ini add: [KeyCmd] nickname = USER_MANEUVER_SLIDE_EVADE_UP ids_name = 1958 ids_info = 3300 state = keydown, keyup [KeyCmd] nickname = USER_MANEUVER_SLIDE_EVADE_DOWN ids_name = 1959 ids_info = 3301 state = keydown, keyup

You should be able to assign keys to new maneuvers afterwards.

Not sure about if you had to do the IDS or if they are already correct in, plz check.

cheers
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FL Hack has Hypercruise for single player usage, which I think does what you want. Should be able to adapt it for multiplayer and disable the normal cruise.