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Gives entities extra functionalities. To add a module, insert $modules <module> keyvalue to the selected entity. You can add multiple modules separated by comma, . Module inputs, outputs and keyvalues are added to the entity | |||
== rotator == | == rotator == | ||
Rotates itself in order to face a specified entity | Rotates itself in order to face a specified entity | ||
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=== Inputs === | === Inputs === | ||
* RotateTowards <string> | * $RotateTowards <string> | ||
** Start rotating towards the specified entity | ** Start rotating towards the specified entity | ||
* StopRotateTowards | * $StopRotateTowards | ||
** Stop rotating | ** Stop rotating | ||
=== Keyvalues === | === Keyvalues === | ||
* lookat <string> (Default: eyes) | * $lookat <string> (Default: eyes) | ||
** Decides at what part of the target the entity should look exactly. Possible values: eyes, origin, center, aim (at what the target is looking at) | ** Decides at what part of the target the entity should look exactly. Possible values: eyes, origin, center, aim (at what the target is looking at) | ||
* projectilespeed <number> (Default: 0) | * $projectilespeed <number> (Default: 0) | ||
** The speed of the projectile that would be fired from rotator position. This allows the rotator to lead its aim | ** The speed of the projectile that would be fired from rotator position. This allows the rotator to lead its aim | ||
* aimoffset <number> (Default: 0) | * $aimoffset <number> (Default: 0) | ||
** Account for gravity by adjusting the rotator by this many degrees for every unit away from the target | ** Account for gravity by adjusting the rotator by this many degrees for every unit away from the target | ||
* velocitymode <1/0> (Default: 0) | * $velocitymode <1/0> (Default: 0) | ||
** Set angular velocity instead of setting angles directly. Only works on some entities | ** Set angular velocity instead of setting angles directly. Only works on some entities | ||
* rotationspeedx <number> (Default: 0) | * $rotationspeedx <number> (Default: 0) | ||
** Rotation speed in x (pitch, up/down) axis | ** Rotation speed in x (pitch, up/down) axis | ||
* rotationspeedy <number> (Default: 0) | * $rotationspeedy <number> (Default: 0) | ||
** Rotation speed in y (yaw, left/right) axis | ** Rotation speed in y (yaw, left/right) axis | ||
* rotationlimitx <number> (Default: 0) | * $rotationlimitx <number> (Default: 0) | ||
** If set to value other than 0, the rotator cannot rotate above this angle in x axis (pitch, up/down) | ** If set to value other than 0, the rotator cannot rotate above this angle in x axis (pitch, up/down) | ||
* rotationlimity <number> (Default: 0 | * $rotationlimity <number> (Default: 0 | ||
** If set to value other than 0, the rotator cannot rotate above this angle in y axis (yaw, left/right) | ** If set to value other than 0, the rotator cannot rotate above this angle in y axis (yaw, left/right) | ||
== fakeparent == | == fakeparent == | ||
Follows another entity, similar to setting parent entity, but can be used to workaround issues regarding parented entities. | |||
=== Keyvalues === | |||
* $bone <string> | |||
** Follow the specified bone of the parent instead of origin | |||
* $attachment <string> | |||
** Follow the specified attachment of the parent instead of origin | |||
* $positiononly <1/0> | |||
** Only follow the position of the parent, do not rotate | |||
* $rotationonly <1/0> | |||
** Only follow the rotation of the parent, do not move | |||
* $fakeparentoffset <vector> | |||
** Offset from the parent | |||
* $fakeparentrotation <angles> | |||
** Rotation offset from the parent | |||
=== Inputs === | |||
* $SetFakeParent <string> | |||
** Set the specified entity as fake parent | |||
* $ClearFakeParent | |||
** Stop following entity | |||
=== Outputs === | |||
* $OnFakeParentKilled | |||
** Fired when the parent entity is killed | |||
== aimfollow == | |||
Follows the aim of an another entity, the position of the entity is constantly updated to where the aim entity is looking at | |||
=== Keyvalues === | |||
* $rotationfollow <1/0> | |||
** Rotate the entity to match the aim entity aim angles as well | |||
=== Inputs === | |||
* $SetAimFollow <string> | |||
**Follow the aim of the specified entity | |||
== forwardvelocity == | |||
Sets a constant entity forward velocity | |||
=== Keyvalues === | |||
* $forwardspeed <number> | |||
** Forward entity speed | |||
* $directmode <1/0> | |||
** Move the entity in forward direction directly instead of setting velocity, this will work on any entity but will ignore solid objects | |||
Revision as of 11:01, 5 March 2022
Gives entities extra functionalities. To add a module, insert $modules <module> keyvalue to the selected entity. You can add multiple modules separated by comma, . Module inputs, outputs and keyvalues are added to the entity
rotator
Rotates itself in order to face a specified entity
Inputs
- $RotateTowards <string>
- Start rotating towards the specified entity
- $StopRotateTowards
- Stop rotating
Keyvalues
- $lookat <string> (Default: eyes)
- Decides at what part of the target the entity should look exactly. Possible values: eyes, origin, center, aim (at what the target is looking at)
- $projectilespeed <number> (Default: 0)
- The speed of the projectile that would be fired from rotator position. This allows the rotator to lead its aim
- $aimoffset <number> (Default: 0)
- Account for gravity by adjusting the rotator by this many degrees for every unit away from the target
- $velocitymode <1/0> (Default: 0)
- Set angular velocity instead of setting angles directly. Only works on some entities
- $rotationspeedx <number> (Default: 0)
- Rotation speed in x (pitch, up/down) axis
- $rotationspeedy <number> (Default: 0)
- Rotation speed in y (yaw, left/right) axis
- $rotationlimitx <number> (Default: 0)
- If set to value other than 0, the rotator cannot rotate above this angle in x axis (pitch, up/down)
- $rotationlimity <number> (Default: 0
- If set to value other than 0, the rotator cannot rotate above this angle in y axis (yaw, left/right)
fakeparent
Follows another entity, similar to setting parent entity, but can be used to workaround issues regarding parented entities.
Keyvalues
- $bone <string>
- Follow the specified bone of the parent instead of origin
- $attachment <string>
- Follow the specified attachment of the parent instead of origin
- $positiononly <1/0>
- Only follow the position of the parent, do not rotate
- $rotationonly <1/0>
- Only follow the rotation of the parent, do not move
- $fakeparentoffset <vector>
- Offset from the parent
- $fakeparentrotation <angles>
- Rotation offset from the parent
Inputs
- $SetFakeParent <string>
- Set the specified entity as fake parent
- $ClearFakeParent
- Stop following entity
Outputs
- $OnFakeParentKilled
- Fired when the parent entity is killed
aimfollow
Follows the aim of an another entity, the position of the entity is constantly updated to where the aim entity is looking at
Keyvalues
- $rotationfollow <1/0>
- Rotate the entity to match the aim entity aim angles as well
Inputs
- $SetAimFollow <string>
- Follow the aim of the specified entity
forwardvelocity
Sets a constant entity forward velocity
Keyvalues
- $forwardspeed <number>
- Forward entity speed
- $directmode <1/0>
- Move the entity in forward direction directly instead of setting velocity, this will work on any entity but will ignore solid objects