i am so confused

You can stop anytime with those colors. In fact, please do.

Um, what mid-air explosion script from the UAV mod?

I think he means the Jericho. Anyway, you could probably instead use Grif's air burst grenade launcher code and it'd probably work better.

Been screwing around with a fuel-air grenade I made. I's pretty good except that the shockwave is extremely effective against clones but only meh against everthing else.

I can make it good but if I do, you could masascre a clone from 20 feet away.

Erm Harvey Birdman Attorney at Law bear, CheeseMonkey, by looking at the settings.ini... for me, it's 30 pixels per in-game meter.

So that'd be 6.096 meters, and that'd be 182.88 pixels.

And yes this is an edit of my old avatar and that is a rainbow thrusticor humping it's head.

Oh, good, you know. I was gonna ask, but since you already know, I'll assume you have the situation handled.

Damn it! I was going to make one of these for my pack :C
It would be cool if you could get the air dropped variant to disperse visible fuel the iconic airburst mushroom-ish shape:

can a shape really be iconic if it's only around for milliseconds and the only people who could conceivably see it live are almost certainly killed by it

Of course in real time you wouldn't notice it... Hell I'd doubt you would be standing around waiting for it anyway.
The fuel air bomb in this thread makes the fuel dispersion stage happen much slower than it does IRL, so why not incorporate the awesome dispersion cloud seen in slow motion detonation footage?

I'll work on the air detonation, but I don't think i can do it without ninja'ing code. And I don't think I can pull off the mushroom cloud.

Attach this via ScriptPath to the bomb that explodes into the cloud.

It will detonate it approximately 100 px above the terrain below it. You can change the height with the GetAltitude check, the height below which it will detonate is on the right side of the inequality.

Feel free to use my ABGL code if you want to get slightly more complicated.

If I remember correctly, the ABGL code also reacts to actors and has timed detonation.

There's no timed detonation, but it's got a more advanced check to prevent accidental right-next-to-you detonation, though I doubt that'd be a huge problem on a bomb.