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Jump back to quoted post16 Feb 2018, 19:29 PMLugie

A derivative would be anything that changes the original product, or anything that is based on the original product, right? I would have to agree with the Major in his interpretation.

If this is true, then all mods would also be co-owned by the creator of the original work (Relic). Im not sure where Sega is in all this.

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Jump back to quoted post15 Feb 2018, 07:44 AMSneakEye

Speed multipliers are set to cover types. A few years ago water did slow down soldiers, but they changed the speed_multiplier of water for each soldier entity.

All roads are negative cover, so you can edit the cover_ext in your ebps vehicle:

<template_reference name="exts" value="ebpextensions\cover_ext">

    <group name="tp_negative">

        <group name="posture">

            <bool name="prevent_prone" value="False" />

            <bool name="prevent_standing" value="False" />

        </group>

        <float name="safety_value" value="0" />

        <float name="speed_multiplier" value="1.5" />

        <list name="actions">

            <template_reference name="action" value="action\animator_set_action">

                <string name="action_name" value="UI\Cover\Negative_Cover" />

                <float name="duration" value="0" />

                <bool name="fire_and_forget" value="True" />

                <bool name="is_terrain_only" value="False" />

                <bool name="allies_only" value="False" />

                <uniqueid name="id" value="1073745852" />

            </template_reference>

        </list>

    </group>

</template_reference>

Jump back to quoted post13 Feb 2018, 17:13 PMZombiFrancis

You may have a referenceID that's hanging from when you 'completely' removed that change.

What was the one change you made and then removed?

Jump back to quoted post14 Feb 2018, 21:03 PMLugie

The patch could have changed the rifle grenade in some way, and that could be interfering with your changes. Did you clone/copy the ability without changing the name or directory? If so, you might want to clone it again, give it a different name, and see if that works.