bruh what am i thinking

@SPsidearm so that means its non functional

@cyon
No.

@SPsidearm seems like it but, is there a variable for "Health" ?

@cyon
sum[part("Rotary Cannon")Health=0]&Activate2
Random nonfunctional ft i made

i got a simpler solution to it, i guess just change the part collision response from "Default" to "DisconnectOnly", and uh when it get shot, instead of explode and disappear, it uhhh disconnects and like that :)
i hope u understand

@SPsidearm ohhh i just knew that

@Pnut
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rupturedisc#Blowoutpanel

So basically an ERA?

@Noname918181818181818181 hmmmm

If only one could monitor part health.......

@JSTQ
It... Triggers when the MAIN cockpit has been blown up.

@SPsidearm wdym?

@JSTQ
With that point, a cockpit loss.

Start with a 20% loss... I'm not really good at it, I only know how to move it through key point loss

blowout panel?

@SPsidearm uh, well, I assume you already know how the string "ammo("X")<" works right? just that but like, three of that to correspond to three sides(left, right, rear), that's my idea

@Monarchii
And the input for when the cockpit detaches?

"+" could work but idk

@SPsidearm I mean, if you want to experiment with it, the "or" function ("|") should work I think, no experiences with it though

@Monarchii
Hmmmmmmmm
Gun

@Noname918181818181818181 no no no, is good post :3

@Monarchii ah yes, shaking a stick so that something blows up.
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I am sorry

anyway, I don't think you can do damage-based detaching, you can however, do a part-based detaching by using some weapons with a specific name, though that raises the problems of jumbling up the weapon tab..

@TTL something about uh, tanks blowing up safely if shaken with a fast stick or something idk, could also be a panel with a hole or something, ask the mods :3