GetUnitFacing

[enric]

facing = GetUnitFacing(me);

This call used on a Soviet Infantry gives values like:
90 ( the only comprensible)
52
15
324
269
etc
I understand that 15 means 0 and 52 means 45, but …

Used on a SU-122, for example, gives the correct angle: 0, 45, 90, etc.

A little light, please

[pipfromslitherine]

Hmmm - it could be that the units are facing in different directions because of how they are bunched? Hmmm - wierd though. All units go through the same code. How does the unit actually look?

Cheers

Pip

[enric]

They are both standard units of BA2 ( no modified)

soviet_rifle
SU-122

[pipfromslitherine]

I mean, when you have them adjacent, does the infantry point in another direction?

Cheers

Pip

[enric]

No, in a perceptible way.

[enric]

Just rotating the same unit

[pipfromslitherine]

I will have to dig into it. Not sure what is going on! My guess is that the first man (which is the one it always uses for multi-man units) is being offset, perhaps for aesthetic reasons.

Cheers

Pip

[enric]

The bizarre is that the same unit facing sometimes gives, for example 5 or 6, and 180 or 174.