BulletPuff Accuracy Problem
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9 years 2 months ago #1
by NourPrince
BulletPuff Accuracy Problem was created by NourPrince
Recently, I was delaying Blaster's Weapon Pack so i can make a weapon conversion. Duke Nukem 3D & 64 to Doom,
But some of 64 weapons aren't any of normal N64's.... weapons.... Like N64 Glock 18 for example, You have additional
clips to shoot but the reload is alittle slower. what about Dual UZIs? alittle faster than Chaingun Cannon, see? N64 Weapons is upgrades.
But let's go to the main problem, I tried to make the accuracy as random as possible but it ended up nerfed to 100% accuracy
Small patch of code: TNT1 A 0 A_FireBullets(5,
,1,5,"BulletPuff")
The 5 and
is for random accuracy, but still... making it 100% accuracy again without EVEN changing...
Any solutions? :oops:
But some of 64 weapons aren't any of normal N64's.... weapons.... Like N64 Glock 18 for example, You have additional
![3 3](/media/kunena/emoticons/cachrt.gif)
But let's go to the main problem, I tried to make the accuracy as random as possible but it ended up nerfed to 100% accuracy
Small patch of code: TNT1 A 0 A_FireBullets(5,
![3 3](/media/kunena/emoticons/cachrt.gif)
The 5 and
![3 3](/media/kunena/emoticons/cachrt.gif)
Any solutions? :oops:
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9 years 2 months ago #2
by Blue Shadow
Replied by Blue Shadow on topic BulletPuff Accuracy Problem
From
A_FireBullets
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The first bullet fired in the Fire (not Hold) sequence normally ignores the spread and is always perfectly accurate. Setting numbullets to a negative value removes this effect.
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9 years 2 months ago - 9 years 2 months ago #3
by NourPrince
Really thanks for getting this helpful paragraph! No sarcasam
Replied by NourPrince on topic BulletPuff Accuracy Problem
Blue Shadow wrote: From A_FireBullets :
The first bullet fired in the Fire (not Hold) sequence normally ignores the spread and is always perfectly accurate. Setting numbullets to a negative value removes this effect.
Really thanks for getting this helpful paragraph! No sarcasam
Last edit: 9 years 2 months ago by NourPrince.
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