[Waspo]

We all know that as a supply dock is drained its model changes to show less and less supplies on it.

Now the small supply piles, any idea on how to get them to work like the supply dock and have the model change so as it is sapped the model changes to show less and less supplies? like the supply dock does.

And if that can be done,

Any ideas on how to make the supply pile constantly regenerate its value (grow) at a set ammount at a set rate?

This is for my mod, although this question is just for me. I know we got it to work exactly like in tiberian sun but these are just a few questions I have.

[Syco]

Yeah, I've been pondering the second one for awhile. They really pulled a stupid on that one. I guess you could sort of "Designate" who the supplies are for, and work with it from there.
For instance, supplies set up for america are air-dropped in; supplies for china are brought in by a bunch of little slave-labor kids; and supplies for GLA are shot out of the ground with little animations, like the GLAbians are throwing them up through their little tunnels in the ground.
As far as an all-purpose idea I remain stumped.
-Syco

[DeeZire]

Originally Posted by Waspo

Now the small supply piles, any idea on how to get them to work like the supply dock and have the model change so as it is sapped the model changes to show less and less supplies? like the supply dock does.

This is because the supply bone prefixes are wrong in the INIs - they are named differently on the small pile. In the INI, try changing the SupplyBonePrefix to SUP0 (thats SUP zero) instead - that may help. Other than that, youd have to import the model into RenX and rename the supply bones to SUPnn.

[Waspo]

actually that isnt the part that i want to ask.. The regenerating of worth in a supply pile is what i need to get, but it only should grow to a set limit... and if it is sapped to 0 before it regenerates it dissapears for ever. thats what i would like to figure out.

I wish my entire team lived in the same hemisphere as I do.. would be able to get a hold of them more often.