Convergence Made Easy

The idea of this script is simple: to provide a reliable way to use weapon convergence while aiming manually.

The argument is **FOCUS**. It does two things at once: it starts the convergence process, and if toggled again, it stops the script.

The tags used for the "turrets" are **TP** and **TY**:

* **TP** stands for **Turret Pitch** * **TY** stands for **Turret Yaw**

These tags are followed by a sign. The sign is there so you can reverse the controls if they are incorrect when manually controlling a turret.

For example:

**TP+**

If aiming up makes the turret move up correctly, keep the **+** sign.

If it moves in the opposite direction, simply reverse the sign:

**TP-**

The next part of the name is simply a number. This gives each turret a unique ID and helps the script choose which turret should act as the main turret that the others converge toward.

For example, the rotors or hinges for your first turret could be named:

**TY+1** **TP+1**

Keep in mind that you may need to change the signs depending on how your rotors or hinges are oriented.

And that's all there is to it.

The script will automatically detect the presence of turrets and cameras.

You do not need both for the script to work. You can have a camera controlling several turrets, or you can use turrets without any cameras at all.

The script will automatically consider a turret to be the **MAIN turret** when you enter the corresponding camera.

**IMPORTANT NOTE:** If all cameras are destroyed, or if there is nothing available to aim at, the script will not break. Instead, all turrets will aim in the general direction you are aiming.

The Custom Data gives you the following options:

**FocusArgument=FOCUS**

This allows you to change the **FOCUS** argument to whatever you want. Simply replace **FOCUS** after the **=** sign with your preferred argument.

Underneath that is the **number of scans per second**. The maximum is **60**. Increasing this can help if you notice a bit of delay when the script is tracking or adjusting the turrets.

The last important setting is **RPM**. This controls how fast your turrets can rotate. Increasing the RPM will make your turrets move faster.

If the script breaks or fails to update, simply run the argument twice: once to turn the script off, and once more to turn it back on.