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Range 11 - Basic A/G Range #23
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Would like to try it for hog practices as well, flying tighter patterns at lower altitudes. When able pls share a miz with adjusted pits. |
Great work! Range is expanded in latest version. Also, strafe panels are turned around 180 degrees. I have also requested help from Entropy for implementing the range script in order to get the scoring from the strafe panels and bombing circles. |
Range script now added, see #25 |
I tested latest devs on RNG 11 this morning on the server Only thing I could report - but probably my fault, when turning after strafing the pits 2 and was detected entering strafe pass for pits 1. Might have turned the wrong way. Minor thing really Love this stuff million thanks PS; dunno if worth it, but the range scripts can be linked to Discord bomb range room, like paddles. No idea if that's impacting server quality and if it's worth considering adding for discord or not, just food for thoughts. |
After some study and testing of the "Basic A/G Range", here are my findings:
Range size and location:
Therefore I propose modifying the range like this:

Range layout:
I suggest using the range in the following way:
In this way, bombing and strafing can be done simultaneousely (bombing on N circle and strafing on E panels).
Proposed patterns:
N bombing circle
S bombing circle
W strafing panels
E strafing panels
All in all, here is the overview of all the proposed patterns:

Entry/exit:

Here is a proposal of entry/exit points:
NE corner might be used both for entry and exit.
And here is the associated .cf file.
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