Wowbagger

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^ What he said. It should be allowed on any ship. I once did it after beaming over to a starbase, and, oddly enough, I believe it worked. Stupid AI's. Hehe.

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Lord_MalaK

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well, nothing this extravagent, just launches under stealth mode with a certain percentage chance the enemy will detect it whilst it's flying around. It would make a perfect suicide shuttle,

and if it can be tweeked to project a field (like the sheilds) to hide anything in it, I'll caLL it a 'wild weasel'.

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stavpal

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Joined: 17 Sep 2006
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Would it be possible, instead of flickering the lights, to turn them off part by part (like tng)?....or is it a limitation of nanoFX?

MLeo

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stavpal wrote:

Would it be possible, instead of flickering the lights, to turn them off part by part (like tng)?....or is it a limitation of nanoFX?

It's a limitation of BC itself. Remember, BC was never meant to contain light flickering.

You can notice that because if you don't turn on the Fix Bright Glow bug your ships will be very bright because of this.

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