I need a script that makes it when i have a gani of a person shoting a gun the bullet shots out and if it hits another it hurts then 29 damage
tricxta please post a tutorial on how to use trigger actions. i want to learn too.
we’re not going to make you anything. Just learn the GS1 commands “triggeraction” and “shoot.”
Sure here’s my tutorial:
We set up the data to be sent with the projectile by using setshootparams and then we emit it using shoot.
For this demonstration we’ll keep things simple and ignore z and zangle, these add a 3rd dimension to your projectile and no one really uses them effectively.
Same applies with power, although if you want something more sophisticated you know where to go.
setshootparams gun,29;
shoot playerx+1.5+vecx(playerdir)*2,playery+2+vecy(playerdir)*2,0,getangle(vecx(playerdir),vecy(playerdir)),0,0,a_bullet,aspritesheet.png;I’ve given the project the data, gun,29(#p(0) and #p(1)). You can as many or as little projectiles as you like although…i’m not sure on the max amount of parameters a projectile can hold but I can get away with 6, just play with it and see what works.
See that the starting of the bullet is at the coordinates playerx+1.5+vecx(playerdir)*2,playery+2+vecy(playerdir)*2.
I’ve then calculated my angle based off the players direction, getangle(vecx(playerdir),vecy(playerdir))
We can add spread to this like you would on a machine gun by simply adding or subtracting a random number, eg:getangle(vecx(playerdir),vecy(playerdir))+random(-0.1,0.1)
And finally I’ve decided to use an imaginary gani called a_bullet which uses the spreet sheet aspritesheet.png, these gani parameters can be defined using params1,params2,and so on.
On the receiving end we can tell if a player has been struck by using actionprojectile
if (actionprojectile){
if (strequals(#p(0),gun)){
health-=strtofloat(#p(1));
}
}What i’ve done here is say if the player has been struck and if the first parameter of the projectile is gun, the subtract the second parameter from health.
Notice: you could from 0 when dealing with parameters. Same case applies for most programming aspects.
For those too lazy to read here, have a gun using all the principles I just explained:
if (playerenters){
if (!isweapon)toweapons a gun;
this.spread = .2;
this.fireFreeze = .1;
this.bullets = 20;
this.damage = 14;
}
if (weaponfired){
if (this.bullets <= 0)return;
this.angle = getangle(vecx(playerdir),vecy(playerdir))+random(this.spread*-1,this.spread);
setshootparams gun,#v(this.damage);
shoot playerx+1.5+vecx(playerdir)*2,playery+2+vecy(playerdir)*2,0,this.angle,0,0,a_bullet,aspritesheet.png;
this.bullets--;
freezeplayer this.fireFreeze;
}and here’s the weapon to detect it:
if (playerenters && !isweapon)toweapons -projectiledetect;
if (actionprojectile){
if (strequals(#p(0),gun)){
if (playerhearts <= 0)return;
playerhearts-=strtofloat(#p(1));
}
}awesome. this.fireFreeze is the best part.
Riley if it’s possible, copy that post to a new thread and sticky it plx.
[QUOTE=tricxta;91248]
Sure here’s my tutorial:
We set up the data to be sent with the projectile by using setshootparams and then we emit it using shoot.
For this demonstration we’ll keep things simple and ignore z and zangle, these add a 3rd dimension to your projectile and no one really uses them effectively.
Same applies with power, although if you want something more sophisticated you know where to go.
setshootparams gun,29;
shoot playerx+1.5+vecx(playerdir)*2,playery+2+vecy(playerdir)*2,0,getangle(vecx(playerdir),vecy(playerdir)),0,a_bullet,aspritesheet.png;I’ve given the project the data, gun,29(#p(0) and #p(1)). You can as many or as little projectiles as you like although…i’m not sure on the max amount of parameters a projectile can hold but I can get away with 6, just play with it and see what works.
See that the starting of the bullet is at the coordinates playerx+1.5+vecx(playerdir)*2,playery+2+vecy(playerdir)*2.
I’ve then calculated my angle based off the players direction, getangle(vecx(playerdir),vecy(playerdir))
We can add spread to this like you would on a machine gun by simply adding or subtracting a random number, eg:getangle(vecx(playerdir),vecy(playerdir))+random(-0.1,0.1)
And finally I’ve decided to use an imaginary gani called a_bullet which uses the spreet sheet aspritesheet.png, these gani parameters can be defined using params1,params2,and so on.
On the receiving end we can tell if a player has been struck by using actionprojectile
if (actionprojectile){
if (strequals(#p(0),gun)){
health-=strtofloat(#p(1));
}
}What i’ve done here is say if the player has been struck and if the first parameter of the projectile is gun, the subtract the second parameter from health.
Notice: you could from 0 when dealing with parameters. Same case applies for most programming aspects.
For those too lazy to read here, have a gun using all the principles I just explained:
if (playerenters){
if (!isweapon)toweapons a gun;
this.spread = .2;
this.fireFreeze = .1;
this.bullets = 20;
this.damage = 14;
}
if (weaponfired){
if (this.bullets <= 0)return;
this.angle = getangle(vecx(playerdir),vecy(playerdir))+random(this.spread*-1,this.spread);
setshootparams gun,#v(this.damage);
shoot playerx+1.5+vecx(playerdir)*2,playery+2+vecy(playerdir)*2,0,this.angle,0,a_bullet,aspritesheet.png;
this.bullets--;
freezeplayer this.fireFreeze;
}and here’s the weapon to detect it:
if (playerenters && !isweapon)toweapons -projectiledetect;
if (actionprojectile){
if (strequals(#p(0),gun)){
if (playerhearts <= 0)return;
playerhearts-=strtofloat(#p(1));
}
}[/QUOTE]
basicly where would i put the gani of the gun gani at?
In the “weaponfired” section right after the bullet check.
[QUOTE=Bleachlover551;91344]basicly where would i put the gani of the gun gani at?[/QUOTE]
If you’re not going to bother reading what I have to say i’m not going to bother helping you in the future. Go and read what I said…
sorry i was skimming becuase i was in a rush
[QUOTE=tricxta;91354]If you’re not going to bother reading what I have to say i’m not going to bother helping you in the future. Go and read what I said…[/QUOTE]
okay read it but im having trouble here is the whole bundle of work its not my work [ATTACH]2937[/ATTACH] but i want to use it just for offline fun. but i have lots of gani and ect im real good at scripting and graphics and stuff like that but this would me my weak side…for this section “_”
[QUOTE=Bleachlover551;91491]okay read it but im having trouble here is the whole bundle of work its not my work [ATTACH]2937[/ATTACH] but i want to use it just for offline fun. but i have lots of gani and ect im real good at scripting and graphics and stuff like that but this would me my weak side…for this section “_”[/QUOTE]
uhhh
you’re not good at scripting if you’re asking for help, don’t sugarcoat the truth.
[QUOTE=Yenairo;91496]
uhhh
you’re not good at scripting if you’re asking for help, don’t sugarcoat the truth.
[/QUOTE]
im good but not at stuff like this O.o
[QUOTE=Bleachlover551;91498]im good but not at stuff like this O.o[/QUOTE]
Whatever helps you sleep at night. Just saying, if you’re as good as you say, you should be able to figure it out by yourself.
i don’t think trigger actions work offline
[QUOTE=hosler;91511]i don’t think trigger actions work offline[/QUOTE]
Everything except weapon folders in the default qmenu and triggerhacks work offline.
[QUOTE=tricxta;91523]Everything except weapon folders in the default qmenu and triggerhacks work offline.[/QUOTE]
It not working it says Error: Expected format shoot real,real,real,real,real,real,string,string;
What are you even putting into the areas? (copypasta the code…)
Nah it’s fine, I left out the power argument, so the correct code is:
this.angle = getangle(vecx(playerdir),vecy(playerdir));
shoot playerx+1.5+vecx(playerdir)*2,playery+2+vecy(playerdir)*2,0,this.angle,0,0,a_bullet,aspritesheet.png;
Perhaps if you simply referenced commands.rtf when you have a problem this could’ve all been avoided.
[QUOTE=tricxta;91626]
Nah it’s fine, I left out the power argument, so the correct code is:
this.angle = getangle(vecx(playerdir),vecy(playerdir));
shoot playerx+1.5+vecx(playerdir)*2,playery+2+vecy(playerdir)*2,0,this.angle,0,0,a_bullet,aspritesheet.png;
Perhaps if you simply referenced commands.rtf when you have a problem this could’ve all been avoided.
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can u fix my level i made im so lost and i actually read it.[ATTACH]2942[/ATTACH]