CEG spawm frequency

[Gota]

If i have a rocket and i want to emit a fire and smoke trail from it and the projectile is moving slowly it looks fine.
If i want to do the same with a projectile that moves fast there is a clear visible distance between particle emissions.
There is no way to tell an sfx to emit at a higher frequently to compensate for the weapon's high velocity.

comparison of fast and slow projectiles:

Fast projectile:

slow projectile:


bigger version:
http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/9389/fasti.jpg

http://img62.imageshack.us/img62/2929/slow.jpg

[TheFatController]

I believe there's a ceg in BA which isn't used but present in the archive called laggyrockettrail (or similar name) which fixes this issue.

[Gota]

Tried.
Same issue.

[Evil4Zerggin]

It's fixed at one spawn per frame. You can cheat by giving the smoke some forward velocity (thus decreasing the apparent distance between particles), or by spawning multiple particles and having them move forward/backwards at various velocities.

[Gota]

It's fixed at one spawn per frame. You can cheat by giving the smoke some forward velocity (thus decreasing the apparent distance between particles), or by spawning multiple particles and having them move forward/backwards at various velocities.

Iv actually been trying to do that but am yet to get the desired look.
This seems like an important calibration that should not be set in stone since weapon velocities can change pretty sharply.

[Argh]

There is no way to avoid that (with CEG).

[Gota]

There is no way to avoid that (with CEG).

Cant be it changed in the engine to add a class that allows you to control the frequency?

[jK]

No, you have to learn how to use the speed&emitdir tags.

[Argh]

P.O.P.S. and some straightforward control logic:

Did I mention that this is really fast, too? And that it could be as perfect as the number of particles we feel like throwing at a given event?