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Broken windsocks


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General minor bug I think. All map based windsocks seem to not blow in the wind, all static object placed windsocks do work. I haven't got a track but should be fairly easy to check for anyone. Open map, place static windsock next to map windsock. Add wind. You will see one blows and one doesn't. I could get a still frame if required.

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I've been seeing it forever.

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Posted (edited)

Thanks for the supporting pic. Yeah I think it's been around for a while and to be honest I have mean meaning to report it and didn't. Not a big problem by any stretch.

Edited by Hoirtel
Posted (edited)
On 8/25/2021 at 8:43 PM, Flappie said:

I'll look at your tracks and can make one myself no problem. The picture attached in earlier posting (razo+r)

shows what I was referring to, although I haven't tested in various wind strengths.

Edited by Hoirtel
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Seems just to be a case of the map-windsock having heavier "cloth" than the placeable windsock.

 

The difference is visible for winds up to ~4m/s, higher and then both will show more or less the same movement/waving

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2 hours ago, razo+r said:

The difference is visible for winds up to ~4m/s, higher and then both will show more or less the same movement/waving

 

Ok, that's what I thought I saw.  My tracks have a 6m/s (or knots?) wind and although both types of windsocks were moving in the same direction, the default ones were less erected. Ah, the outrage of time...

 

I'll report this. Thanks.

Edited by Flappie

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