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Custom moddable ammo types are supported without adding a new Ammo class to the game via AmmoGeneric, check out the "12 Gauge Shotgun" for an example of use.
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<object Name="12 Gauge Shotgun" Inherits="BaseMagazineRifle">
<part Name="Render" DisplayName="12 gauge shotgun" RenderString=")"></part>
<part Name="Physics" bUsesTwoSlots="true" Weight="16"></part>
<part Name="Commerce" Value="100"></part>
<part Name="MissileWeapon" Skill="Rifle" NoWildfire="true" NoAmmoProjectile="Ammo12Gauge" ShotsPerAction="8" AmmoPerAction="1" ShotsPerAnimation="8" WeaponAccuracy="35" RangeIncrement="6"></part>
<!-- heres the important bit that links the loader to AmmoPart="Ammo12Gauge", but we're going to use "AmmoGeneric" instead of an actual in game class part called "Ammo12Gauge"-->
<part Name="MagazineAmmoLoader" ProjectileObject="" AmmoPart="Ammo12Gauge" MaxAmmo="6"></part>
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<part Name="Description" Short="A stockless, pump-action shotgun of jet black."></part>
<part Name="Metal"></part>
<tag Name="Tier" Value="3"></tag>
<part Name="Examiner" AlternateDisplayName="rifle" Complexity="3" Difficulty="0"></part>
</object>
<object Name="Projectile12Gauge" Inherits="TemporaryProjectile">
<part Name="Projectile" BasePenetration="4" BaseDamage="1d10" ColorString="&y"></part>
<part Name="Physics" IsReal="false"></part>
</object>
<object Name="12 Gauge Shell" Inherits="TemporaryProjectile">
<part Name="Render" DisplayName="12 gauge 00 buckshot" ColorString="&y"></part>
<!-- heres the important bit that links it to AmmoPart="Ammo12Gauge" in the 12 Gauge Shotgun definition, give it an AmmoGeneric component and two tags, AmmoPartType with the value set to Ammo12Gauge, and a tag with just the name of the ammo part name itself -->
<part Name="AmmoGeneric" ProjectileObject="Projectile12Gauge"></part>
<tag Name="AmmoPartType" Value="Ammo12Gauge"></tag>
<tag Name="Ammo12Gauge"></tag>
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<part Name="Physics" Category="Ammo"></part>
<part Name="Description" Short="A brass-cased cartridge of round lead balls."></part>
<part Name="TinkerItem" Bits="C" CanBuild="true" CanRepair="false" CanDisassemble="false" NumberMade="4"></part>
<part Name="Commerce" Value="0.04"></part>
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AmmoSlug's code, if you want a template to create a new Ammo part: https://pastebin.com/gcYJpAh3
Ammo Generic With Multiple Specialized Ammo Types
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<object Name="Explosive 12 Gauge Shell" Inherits="TemporaryProjectile">
<part Name="AmmoGeneric" ProjectileObject="Projectile12Gauge" SpecializedProjectileObject="Explosive_Projectile12Gauge"></part>
</object>
<object Name="AP 12 Gauge Shell" Inherits="TemporaryProjectile">
<part Name="AmmoGeneric" ProjectileObject="Projectile12Gauge" SpecializedProjectileObject="AP_Projectile12Gauge"></part>
</object>
<object Name="Explosive_Projectile12Gauge" Inherits="TemporaryProjectile">
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</object>
<object Name="AP_Projectile12Gauge" Inherits="TemporaryProjectile">
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Scripting Impact Ammo Effects
Here's an example ammo part you can put on the projectile object that poisons on hit.
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using System;
namespace XRL.World.Parts
{
[Serializable]
public class Example_MissilePoisonOnHit : IPart
{
public int Chance = 0;
int Strength = 15;
string DamageIncrement = "3d3";
string Duration = "6-9";
public Example_MissilePoisonOnHit()
{
Name = "Example_MissilePoisonOnHit";
}
public override void Register(GameObject Object)
{
Object.RegisterPartEvent(this, "ProjectileHit");
}
public override bool FireEvent(Event E)
{
if (E.ID == "ProjectileHit")
{
if (Rules.Stat.Random(1, 100) <= Chance)
{
GameObject Defender = E.GetParameter("Defender") as GameObject;
if (Defender == null) return true;
if( !Defender.Statistics.ContainsKey("Toughness") || Rules.Stat.Roll("1d20")+Defender.Statistics["Toughness"].Modifier <= 10+Strength )
{
Defender.ApplyEffect( new Effects.Poisoned( Rules.Stat.Roll(Duration), DamageIncrement, Strength, ParentObject.pPhysics.Equipped ) );
}
}
}
return base.FireEvent(E);
}
}
} |
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