Difference between revisions of ".shoot"
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Negative numbers feed or damage the target: | Negative numbers feed or damage the target: | ||
| − | *-1 shots for hunting. A target is forced to "-2 .shot" back. | + | *-1 shots are for hunting. A target is forced to "-2 .shot" back. |
| − | *-2 shots [[Energy]] for feeding. | + | *-2 shots, [[Energy]] for feeding. |
| − | *-3 shots [[Venom]]. | + | *-3 shots, [[Venom]]. |
| − | *-4 shots [[Waste]]. | + | *-4 shots, [[Waste]]. |
| − | *-5 shots [[Poison]] in response to an incoming "-1 .shot". | + | *-5 shots, [[Poison]] in response to an incoming "-1 .shot". |
| − | *-6 shots [[Body]]. | + | *-6 shots, [[Body]]. |
| + | *-8 shots, [[.fertilized|Sperm]] | ||
[[.shootval]] increases the range of such a shot. | [[.shootval]] increases the range of such a shot. | ||
Revision as of 15:47, 7 July 2008
.shoot shots particles to hunt, feed or carry information to a target. The shot's strength and range are determined by a bot's body. A shot by default fires directly along the bot's front .eye5 vector.
Sysvars:
Shooting:
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Syntax:
Whenever a non zero value is stored in .shoot, a shot particle is produced.
Example:
-1 .shoot store
or
-1 7 store
Shoots a particle for hunting. Anything hit by that particle will send energy particles back to the shots direction.
Negative numbers:
Negative numbers feed or damage the target:
- -1 shots are for hunting. A target is forced to "-2 .shot" back.
- -2 shots, Energy for feeding.
- -3 shots, Venom.
- -4 shots, Waste.
- -5 shots, Poison in response to an incoming "-1 .shot".
- -6 shots, Body.
- -8 shots, Sperm
.shootval increases the range of such a shot.
Positive numbers:
Positive numbers will set the numbers Sysvar of a target to the number stored in the shooters .shootval. This can be used to transfer information or to enforce actions.
50 .shoot store
Store a value of 50 in my memory location 7 (.shoot). The value stored in .shoot defines the memory location in which it will strike its target. The value stored in .shootval will be transferred into that memory location when the shot hits another robot.
