Are low-gravity areas possible?

Cammy · 15th Nov 1999, 09:32 PM

I seem to have come across rumors of low-gravity areas in Unreal where you can jump real high and fall very slowly. Do you really have such things in Unreal? (Haven't finished the game yet so I don't know.) If so, how do you create them? I went through the zoneinfos and don't seem to find anything like a low-gravity-zoneinfo. Any help will be appreciated, thanx!

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Aridale N. Belmont · 15th Nov 1999, 11:17 PM

Why yes young Cammy it just does happen to be possible. =) In a normal ZoneInfo or any ZoneInfo not just the normal one. Set it to be a Gravity Zone = True and then set the gravity to what you want. Its simple =)

Ari

Cammy · 15th Nov 1999, 11:34 PM

Thank you!

Shake it, baby!

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15th Nov 1999, 09:32 PM	#1
Cammy Nymphomaniac Join Date: Nov. 24th, 1999 Location: Singapore Posts: 592	I seem to have come across rumors of low-gravity areas in Unreal where you can jump real high and fall very slowly. Do you really have such things in Unreal? (Haven't finished the game yet so I don't know.) If so, how do you create them? I went through the zoneinfos and don't seem to find anything like a low-gravity-zoneinfo. Any help will be appreciated, thanx! ------------------ Shake it, baby!

15th Nov 1999, 11:17 PM	#2
Aridale N. Belmont Registered User Join Date: Nov. 9th, 1999 Posts: 87	Why yes young Cammy it just does happen to be possible. =) In a normal ZoneInfo or any ZoneInfo not just the normal one. Set it to be a Gravity Zone = True and then set the gravity to what you want. Its simple =) Ari

15th Nov 1999, 11:34 PM	#3
Cammy Nymphomaniac Join Date: Nov. 24th, 1999 Location: Singapore Posts: 592	Thank you! Shake it, baby!