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cfs1 v cfs2 crashboxes

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Robert John

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Meny years ago I made cfs2_london landmarks and notice the objects crashbox did not work, when I put in the library from cfs1 into cfs2 the crash box worked.
Is there anyone that can help me understand what the difference the two librarys have.
I know there are differences in models with the same name and id but different textures and the unreachable code is different.
I would like to know how to put crash boxes in gmax models for cfs2 by codeing the asm so it compiles.
Robert John

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How do you make a crash box using SetVar( 0284 14 ) to a sca. Its for makeing crashable objects from gmax to cfs2.
RJ
 
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