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[Post New]11/04/2006 23:29:53
    Subject: Eject needs to protect the ejected from vehicle explosion damage...
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TheDruidXpawX

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I think when eject is activated, it needs to protect the player from the damage for a few moments...

This is as much for me as anyone
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[Post New]11/05/2006 10:24:35
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I have committed an untested change to EjectedInv that should resolve this problem by making the ejector immune to vehicle explosion damage for 5 seconds upon eject.
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[Post New]11/05/2006 22:33:45
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I *think* it's safer to handle the modifiy damage using the ModifyDamage method on the skill itself, for 5 seconds after the inventory is dropped...

Anyone know?
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