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Doom64hunter: Clarified confusing text

2021-12-18T09:50:26Z

Clarified confusing text

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	'''kickback_pic''' determines which animation frame the player's current weapon is in. ~~Generally, scripts can just use~~ the ~~constantly updated~~ gamevar [[weaponcount]] ~~instead because~~ the executable ~~basically performs a~~ "<code>[[getplayer]]<nowiki>[</nowiki>[[THISACTOR]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>.kickback_pic weaponcount</code>" ~~every [[tic]]~~.		'''kickback_pic''' determines which animation frame the player's current weapon is in.

			The difference between this struct member and the gamevar [[weaponcount]] is that updates to this struct member will be propagated back to the hardcoded behavior, while updates to [[weaponcount]] will not.

			Each [[tic]], the executable copies the value from this member to [[weaponcount]], i.e. "<code>[[getplayer]]<nowiki>[</nowiki>[[THISACTOR]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>.kickback_pic weaponcount</code>".

	If '''kickback_pic''' is set to 1, then it will continue to increment and cause the currently selected weapon to fire, returning to 0 when the weapon reaches its total firing time.		If '''kickback_pic''' is set to 1, then it will continue to increment and cause the currently selected weapon to fire, returning to 0 when the weapon reaches its total firing time.

	[[Category:Player structure members]]		[[Category:Player structure members]]

TrooperDan at 17:46, 6 October 2017

2017-10-06T17:46:54Z

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	'''kickback_pic''' determines which animation frame the player's current weapon is in. Generally, scripts can just use the constantly updated gamevar [[weaponcount]] instead because the executable basically performs a "<code>[[getplayer]]<nowiki>[</nowiki>[[THISACTOR]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>.kickback_pic weaponcount</code>" every [[tic]].		'''kickback_pic''' determines which animation frame the player's current weapon is in. Generally, scripts can just use the constantly updated gamevar [[weaponcount]] instead because the executable basically performs a "<code>[[getplayer]]<nowiki>[</nowiki>[[THISACTOR]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>.kickback_pic weaponcount</code>" every [[tic]].

			If '''kickback_pic''' is set to 1, then it will continue to increment and cause the currently selected weapon to fire, returning to 0 when the weapon reaches its total firing time.

	[[Category:Player structure members]]		[[Category:Player structure members]]

Hendricks266 at 00:15, 9 July 2012

2012-07-09T00:15:53Z

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	~~Determines~~ which animation frame the player's current weapon is in. ~~Returns a value of 0 if~~ the ~~weapon is idling and counts higher as~~ the ~~weapon animation continues~~. ~~Resets to 0 after the weapon's TOTALTIME has been exceeded~~.		'''kickback_pic''' determines which animation frame the player's current weapon is in. Generally, scripts can just use the constantly updated gamevar [[weaponcount]] instead because the executable basically performs a "<code>[[getplayer]]<nowiki>[</nowiki>[[THISACTOR]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>.kickback_pic weaponcount</code>" every [[tic]].

	[[Category:Player structure members]]		[[Category:Player structure members]]

TX at 23:36, 24 September 2005

2005-09-24T23:36:51Z

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	Determines which animation frame the player's current weapon is in. Returns a value of 0 if the weapon is idling and counts higher as the weapon animation continues. Resets to 0 after the weapon's TOTALTIME has been exceeded.		Determines which animation frame the player's current weapon is in. Returns a value of 0 if the weapon is idling and counts higher as the weapon animation continues. Resets to 0 after the weapon's TOTALTIME has been exceeded.

			[[Category:Player structure members]]

BlasterDRP at 18:19, 24 December 2004

2004-12-24T18:19:50Z

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	Determines which frame the ~~players~~ current weapon is in. Returns a value of 0 if the weapon is idling and counts higher as the weapon animation continues. Resets to 0 after the weapon's TOTALTIME has been exceeded.		Determines which animation frame the player's current weapon is in. Returns a value of 0 if the weapon is idling and counts higher as the weapon animation continues. Resets to 0 after the weapon's TOTALTIME has been exceeded.

BlasterDRP at 18:19, 24 December 2004

2004-12-24T18:19:27Z

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Determines which frame the players current weapon is in. Returns a value of 0 if the weapon is idling and counts higher as the weapon animation continues. Resets to 0 after the weapon's TOTALTIME has been exceeded.