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But isn't that exactly the same stuff I tried modding and found to have no effect ingame? What do your lines look like and how are you sure they work?
Because back when I extensively tried editing movement, I even tried insane values just to see if anything was different, and it wasn't, OP even linked and referred to my conclusion on this matter.
just do it lol
I honestly don't know, it's some time now since I did my frustrating experimentation, and I don't explicitly mention angular velocity in my comments I made earlier, but I do say I tried every single line in the steering section so I think I tried it, I vaguely remember simply making all of those lines very high to see if it would at the very least break the game, which it didn't, to my disappointment :D
thx all ,so far .)
yeah , agreed , to prevent to meet the alien , better stay at start . and copy as much lines as possible . to make a monster post . yeah , but ok , it is a fear driven game , and fear to not be fast enough to flee .