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Article #286719Re: small vs. big Player-Models
From: FD
Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2006 21:31
Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2006 21:31
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"Paul Schmidinger" <email.on.website.nospam@eigelb.at> wrote in message news:6d5a4$452616d8$c2d0233c$30742@nf5.news-service.com... > Hello, > > maybe the questions seems stupid to the more experienced players, but here > it is: > > Concerning die "hit-detection" of quake, it would seem logical that big > models (as Tank Junior) can be hit more easily than smaller models (as the > orb). Is that correct? And if yes, does the engine do anything to > compensate this (dis)advantage? (My guess is "yes" and then "no", due to > my experiences with a tiny penguin-model as a bot) > > I'm just curious, I do not intend to to choose the models depending on the > answer to maximize my "advantages". > > Kind regards, > Paul > -- www.eigelb.at Tydr is right, the hit box is the same size. Keep in mind, Tank Jr. is slightly larger than the hit box though. Rob
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