.vshoot - Revision history

Botsareus at 15:46, 10 June 2015

2015-06-10T15:46:07Z

Botsareus at 15:40, 10 June 2015

2015-06-10T15:40:03Z

Botsareus at 15:38, 10 June 2015

2015-06-10T15:38:56Z

Botsareus at 15:32, 10 June 2015

2015-06-10T15:32:15Z

SlyStalker at 07:42, 9 March 2013

2013-03-09T07:42:34Z

Jarbon: Update since viruses cannot be currently aimed.

2008-07-21T03:05:20Z

Update since viruses cannot be currently aimed.

Ollj at 13:06, 1 February 2006

2006-02-01T13:06:34Z

New page

4 Once .vtimer reaches 1, the virus is ready and can be fired by placing any non-zero value into .vshoot. This will shoot the virus straight forward. As of last check both backshot and .aimshot work with viruses.

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	When .vtimer reaches 1, the virus that the bot has made is ready for firing. The virus can then be fired by storing any non-zero value into .vshoot. This will shoot the virus in a random direction.		When .vtimer reaches 1, the virus that the bot has made is ready for firing. The virus can then be fired by storing any non-zero value into .vshoot. This will shoot the virus in a random direction.
−	The higher is the value, the ~~stronger~~ the shot ~~duration~~.	+	The higher is the value, the longer is the shot range.

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−	~~Sysvar: 4~~

	When .vtimer reaches 1, the virus that the bot has made is ready for firing. The virus can then be fired by storing any non-zero value into .vshoot. This will shoot the virus in a random direction.		When .vtimer reaches 1, the virus that the bot has made is ready for firing. The virus can then be fired by storing any non-zero value into .vshoot. This will shoot the virus in a random direction.
	The higher is the value, the stronger the shot duration.		The higher is the value, the stronger the shot duration.

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	When .vtimer reaches 1, the virus that the bot has made is ready for firing. The virus can then be fired by storing any non-zero value into .vshoot. This will shoot the virus in a random direction.		When .vtimer reaches 1, the virus that the bot has made is ready for firing. The virus can then be fired by storing any non-zero value into .vshoot. This will shoot the virus in a random direction.
−		+	The higher is the value, the stronger the shot duration.
−	~~Last time I checked the~~ higher is the value, the stronger the shot. ~~-Bots~~

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	When .vtimer reaches 1, the virus that the bot has made is ready for firing. The virus can then be fired by storing any non-zero value into .vshoot. This will shoot the virus in a random direction.		When .vtimer reaches 1, the virus that the bot has made is ready for firing. The virus can then be fired by storing any non-zero value into .vshoot. This will shoot the virus in a random direction.
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		+	Last time I checked the higher is the value, the stronger the shot. -Bots

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−	4 ~~Once~~ .vtimer reaches 1, the virus is ready ~~and~~ can be fired by ~~placing~~ any non-zero value into .vshoot. This will shoot the virus in a random direction.	+	Sysvar: 4
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		+	When .vtimer reaches 1, the virus that the bot has made is ready for firing. The virus can then be fired by storing any non-zero value into .vshoot. This will shoot the virus in a random direction.

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−	4 Once .vtimer reaches 1, the virus is ready and can be fired by placing any non-zero value into .vshoot. This will shoot the virus ~~straight forward. As of last check both backshot and .aimshot work with viruses~~.	+	4 Once .vtimer reaches 1, the virus is ready and can be fired by placing any non-zero value into .vshoot. This will shoot the virus in a random direction.