Yvel - Revision history

Fox at 00:46, 21 June 2013

2013-06-21T00:46:41Z

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	For an APLAYER sprite, the yvel stores the ID of the player (to be used with [[setplayer]] or [[getplayer]]). Normally the value will equal zero in single-player, and in multiplayer it will range from zero to the number of players ([[multimode]]) minus one. Player spawns in the map are also given an unique yvel ID higher than that of the actual players (i.e. the lowest equals [[multimode]]).		For an APLAYER sprite, the yvel stores the ID of the player (to be used with [[setplayer]] or [[getplayer]]). Normally the value will equal zero in single-player, and in multiplayer it will range from zero to the number of players ([[multimode]]) minus one. Player spawns in the map are also given an unique yvel ID higher than that of the actual players (i.e. the lowest equals [[multimode]]).

	For hitscan projectiles, yvel represents the picnum of the projectile used with [[shoot]] command or defined by defineprojectile (while the [[picnum]] ~~member equal~~ SHOTSPARK1 for all hitscan projectiles). For normal projectiles, yvel equals the number of bounces left.		For hitscan projectiles, yvel represents the picnum of the projectile used with [[shoot]] command or defined by defineprojectile (while the [[picnum]] is SHOTSPARK1 for all hitscan projectiles). For normal projectiles, yvel equals the number of bounces left.

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Fox at 00:46, 21 June 2013

2013-06-21T00:46:24Z

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	For an APLAYER sprite, the yvel stores the ID of the player (to be used with [[setplayer]] or [[getplayer]]). Normally the value will equal zero in single-player, and in multiplayer it will range from zero to the number of players ([[multimode]]) minus one. Player spawns in the map are also given an unique yvel ID higher than that of the actual players (i.e. the lowest equals [[multimode]]).		For an APLAYER sprite, the yvel stores the ID of the player (to be used with [[setplayer]] or [[getplayer]]). Normally the value will equal zero in single-player, and in multiplayer it will range from zero to the number of players ([[multimode]]) minus one. Player spawns in the map are also given an unique yvel ID higher than that of the actual players (i.e. the lowest equals [[multimode]]).

	For hitscan projectiles, yvel represents the picnum of the projectile used with [[shoot]] command or defined by defineprojectile (while the ~~actual~~ [[picnum]] member equal SHOTSPARK1 for all hitscan projectiles). For normal projectiles, yvel equals the number of bounces left.		For hitscan projectiles, yvel represents the picnum of the projectile used with [[shoot]] command or defined by defineprojectile (while the [[picnum]] member equal SHOTSPARK1 for all hitscan projectiles). For normal projectiles, yvel equals the number of bounces left.

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Fox at 00:46, 21 June 2013

2013-06-21T00:46:04Z

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	Since the velocity is controlled solely by the [[xvel]], the yvel is used to store other values.		Since the velocity is controlled solely by the [[xvel]], the yvel is used to store other values.

	For an APLAYER sprite, the yvel stores the ID of the player (to be used with [[setplayer]] or [[getplayer]]). Normally the value will equal zero in single-player, and in multiplayer it will range from zero to the number of players ([[multimode]]) minus one. Player spawns in the map are also given an unique yvel ID higher than that of the actual ~~player~~ (i.e. the lowest equals [[multimode]]).		For an APLAYER sprite, the yvel stores the ID of the player (to be used with [[setplayer]] or [[getplayer]]). Normally the value will equal zero in single-player, and in multiplayer it will range from zero to the number of players ([[multimode]]) minus one. Player spawns in the map are also given an unique yvel ID higher than that of the actual players (i.e. the lowest equals [[multimode]]).

	For hitscan projectiles, yvel represents the picnum of the projectile used with [[shoot]] command or defined by defineprojectile (while the actual [[picnum]] member equal SHOTSPARK1 for all hitscan projectiles). For normal projectiles, yvel equals the number of bounces left.		For hitscan projectiles, yvel represents the picnum of the projectile used with [[shoot]] command or defined by defineprojectile (while the actual [[picnum]] member equal SHOTSPARK1 for all hitscan projectiles). For normal projectiles, yvel equals the number of bounces left.

	[[Category:Sprite structure members]]		[[Category:Sprite structure members]]

Fox at 23:07, 1 June 2013

2013-06-01T23:07:12Z

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	Since the velocity is controlled solely by the [[xvel]], the yvel is used to store other values, ~~such as~~ the ~~player~~ ID of ~~an APLAYER actor~~ (to be used ~~in conjunction~~ with [[setplayer]] or [[getplayer]]) or the number of bounces left ~~by a projectile~~.		Since the velocity is controlled solely by the [[xvel]], the yvel is used to store other values.

			For an APLAYER sprite, the yvel stores the ID of the player (to be used with [[setplayer]] or [[getplayer]]). Normally the value will equal zero in single-player, and in multiplayer it will range from zero to the number of players ([[multimode]]) minus one. Player spawns in the map are also given an unique yvel ID higher than that of the actual player (i.e. the lowest equals [[multimode]]).

			For hitscan projectiles, yvel represents the picnum of the projectile used with [[shoot]] command or defined by defineprojectile (while the actual [[picnum]] member equal SHOTSPARK1 for all hitscan projectiles). For normal projectiles, yvel equals the number of bounces left.

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Fox at 19:52, 14 April 2013

2013-04-14T19:52:33Z

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	~~In a sprite that happens to be a player~~, yvel is the player ID of ~~that player~~ (to be used in conjunction with [[~~getplayer~~]] ~~and~~ [[~~setplayer~~]]~~, etc.~~).		Since the velocity is controlled solely by the [[xvel]], the yvel is used to store other values, such as the player ID of an APLAYER actor (to be used in conjunction with [[setplayer]] or [[getplayer]]) or the number of bounces left by a projectile.

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189.32.93.140 at 17:47, 21 August 2008

2008-08-21T17:47:44Z

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	In a sprite that happens to be a player, yvel is the player ID of that player (to be used in conjunction with [[getplayer]] and [[setplayer]], etc.).		In a sprite that happens to be a player, yvel is the player ID of that player (to be used in conjunction with [[getplayer]] and [[setplayer]], etc.).

	~~In a projectile, yvel is the number of bounces that the projectile has left. Setting the yvel of a RPG-type projectile cause it to explode (simulate impact~~).

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189.32.93.140 at 01:14, 16 July 2008

2008-07-16T01:14:22Z

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	In a sprite that happens to be a player, yvel is the player ID of that player (to be used in conjunction with [[getplayer]] and [[setplayer]], etc.). In a projectile, yvel is the number of bounces that the projectile has left.		In a sprite that happens to be a player, yvel is the player ID of that player (to be used in conjunction with [[getplayer]] and [[setplayer]], etc.).

			In a projectile, yvel is the number of bounces that the projectile has left. Setting the yvel of a RPG-type projectile cause it to explode (simulate impact).

	[[Category:Sprite structure members]]		[[Category:Sprite structure members]]

Jblade at 09:45, 21 April 2008

2008-04-21T09:45:30Z

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	In a sprite that happens to be a player, yvel is the player ID of that player (to be used in conjunction with [[getplayer]] and [[setplayer]], etc.). In a projectile, yvel is the number of bounces that the projectile has left.		In a sprite that happens to be a player, yvel is the player ID of that player (to be used in conjunction with [[getplayer]] and [[setplayer]], etc.). In a projectile, yvel is the number of bounces that the projectile has left.

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DeeperThought at 16:31, 19 July 2006

2006-07-19T16:31:38Z

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In a sprite that happens to be a player, yvel is the player ID of that player (to be used in conjunction with [[getplayer]] and [[setplayer]], etc.). In a projectile, yvel is the number of bounces that the projectile has left.