Hmm... how about setting it to pull in strong jerks, so if the actor's against the ground it'll slowly be crushed against the ground instead of just sitting there.

could make a vine that makes the actor flail around wildly until he gets smashed intro the ground with enough force to kill.

Here's a .GIF you can use, DrLuke, of version 0.9:



It's a very entertaining trio of vinepits, shifted right 1 grid unit, that will even stop a dreadnaught. I used this tactic and had a game that lasted for almost 40 minutes with minimal "user-rescue" of my base.

Released the last version now. It's not as completed as I wanted it to be, but I just lost any anticipation. Things haven't been working out as I wanted them, plus some performance problems I can't explain myself appeared.

Maybe I'll make a version 2.0 (read: total recode) of it someday.

It's a working version, it kills stuff quite efficient, but it starts dropping my fps under 20 wenn 2 pits are grabbing 2 different things.

I think I have a problem. The modd isnt load by Cortex Command since this version...

Make a new folder with the same name, and cut + paste content inside.

Delete all old versions first!!!!!!111one

Oh, k! I made an other folder and now it works. Great, thx

Love it! Lemme jus say this.

Packs of Vines + Pointy Mountain + Death Mode = Fun until your arm hurts from holding the E button too long!

Semi-unknown(?) fact: Pressing both actor switching buttons(usually Q E) at the same time makes you stay in the observer mode until you do something, so you can now just sit back and watch teh carnage!

Actually this is a very well known fact. Actually, it would be if anyone bothered with the tutorial.

You can also just hold either down.

Yes, but when you release it it goes to the closest actor. He was complaining about having to hold it down when the other guy responded that pressing both means you don't have to hold it down, the glowing ring thingy staying until you actually select something.

Glad you guys like it

Is there any way to make a gravity or gravity similar (like this thing's rope) effect without the object overshooting ridiculously almost all the time? Would increasing force as the centre is approached work?