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Creating AI SHIPS

Skippy2

Skippy2

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Hey,

I have several ships which are static next to my airport which i placed myself but i would like them to move around so how could i make them move from point a to b ?

The ships are models that came with Airport Design Editor..So isit possible to assign the ship a route or a path ?

I'm very new to the AI world...

Best Regards,

Skippy
 
Sure.

Extract the mdl (if it is a library object bgl), add new entry in your simobjects\boats, add a model and a texture folder, add the mdl to your model folder plus a model.cfg, add the texture to the texture folder and finally add a sim.cfg.
Then use AIBTC to make a route for your ship.
 
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