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May I ask how do you find these numbers?
Did you simply just went through all the files or, I am guessing, there's a specific game logic file?
Much appreciated.
it's often 5000 because of what I asked in this topic.
that 5000 metre has to divide by 2.83
Metre is a line down and I believe it said 28. Look through the files (use notepad ++ to make it automatically do it for you) and look for that
The line below will be the metre thing
That metre is not what affects the ranges, that would be; MultiplicateurMetreRTSVersDistanceFeedbackTactique
I mean those a pretty common table top scales, so it makes sense
thanks for all the replies guys