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Main => Suggestions => Topic started by: Antikore on October 02, 2018, 04:10:23 PM

Title: Shoot command
Post by: Antikore on October 02, 2018, 04:10:23 PM

I think a shoot command will be very cool, for example, I though on a way to shoot a projectile to a pre-selected direction etc.

Example:
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projectile direction = left
projectile damage = characters
shoot = 1
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That will shoot the projectile to the left that will do as if an enemy shooted it from the point where the command is called.
If I call this shoot command in a projectile hit wall command prompt, when that projectile hits a wall, will shoot another projectile with id 1 to the left and will damage and follow characters (If the projectile has that configuration).

Another example:
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bullet direction = towards character
bullet damage = any
enemy 1 shoot = 5
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This will make any enemy 1 in the screen shoot the projectile with ID 5 towards the character and will damage characters and enemies.

Hope you understand

Finally, these are the ways I think will be good to work:
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projectile direction [or] bullet direction || = || left, right, up, down, left-up, left-down, right-up, right down, towards character, towards enemy, approximate character, approximate enemy.
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projectile damage, projectile hurt, bullet damage [or] bullet hurt || = ||  characters, enemies, characters and enemies, blocks, characters and blocks, enemies and blocks, any.
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shoot - = - (Projectile ID)
enemy (ID of the enemy that will shoot the bullet) shoot = (Projectile ID)
npc (ID of the NPC that will shoot the bullet) shoot = (Projectile ID)
player (1 or 2) shoot = (Projectile ID)
item (ID of the item that will shoot the bullet) shoot = (Projectile ID)
block (ID of the block that will shoot the bullet) shoot = (Projectile ID)
projectile (ID of the projectile that will shoot the bullet) shoot = (Projectile ID)
spawn (ID of the spawn that will shoot the bullet) shoot = (Projectile ID)
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Title: Re: Shoot command
Post by: CGM on October 02, 2018, 04:26:11 PM

A lot of thinking!