Htg t - Revision history

Fox at 13:00, 19 February 2020

2020-02-19T13:00:11Z

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	The '''htg_t''' is an array with 10 elements(from 0 to 9) assigned to an actor/a sector effector. There is no defined purpose for these elements (multipurpose elements) as their interpretation depends on the situation.		The '''htg_t''' is an array with 10 elements (from 0 to 9) assigned to an actor/a sector effector. There is no defined purpose for these elements (multipurpose elements) as their interpretation depends on the situation.

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Mblackwell at 17:16, 30 June 2019

2019-06-30T17:16:03Z

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	'''4''' delay between repeated sound(environment sounds)<br>		'''4''' delay between repeated sound(environment sounds)<br>

	The '''htg_t''' is known as , and (n=1..9) in the source code. These names can be considered as aliases but mind the difference in the numbering: temp_data[3] = g_t[3] = T4.		The '''htg_t''' is known as ''temp_data'', ''g_t'' and ''Tn&''(n=1..9) in the source code. These names can be considered as aliases but mind the difference in the numbering: temp_data[3] = g_t[3] = T4.

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

Hendricks266 at 18:00, 7 October 2016

2016-10-07T18:00:08Z

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	'''1''' move<br>		'''1''' move<br>
	'''2''' actioncount<br>		'''2''' actioncount<br>
	'''3''' ~~animspeed~~<br>		'''3''' current frame offset<br>
	'''4''' action<br>		'''4''' action<br>
	'''5''' ai<br>		'''5''' ai<br>

Helixhorned: discourage use of hg_t for actors (IMO it shouldn't have been exposed in the first place)

2012-05-18T10:51:59Z

discourage use of hg_t for actors (IMO it shouldn't have been exposed in the first place)

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	The '''htg_t''' is an array with 10 elements(from 0 to 9) assigned to an actor/a sector effector. There is no defined purpose for these elements(multipurpose elements) as their interpretation depends on the situation.		The '''htg_t''' is an array with 10 elements(from 0 to 9) assigned to an actor/a sector effector. There is no defined purpose for these elements (multipurpose elements) as their interpretation depends on the situation.

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	ifvarg TEMP 122 nullop		ifvarg TEMP 122 nullop

	'''Actor'''<br>		'''Actor''' (usage discouraged)<br>
	'''0''' count<br>		'''0''' count<br>
	'''1''' move<br>		'''1''' move<br>

Hunter byte: New page: The '''htg_t''' is an array with 10 elements(from 0 to 9) assigned to an actor/a sector effector. There is no defined purpose for these elements(multipurpose elements) as their interpretat...

2008-08-15T09:36:55Z

New page: The '''htg_t''' is an array with 10 elements(from 0 to 9) assigned to an actor/a sector effector. There is no defined purpose for these elements(multipurpose elements) as their interpretat...

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The '''htg_t''' is an array with 10 elements(from 0 to 9) assigned to an actor/a sector effector. There is no defined purpose for these elements(multipurpose elements) as their interpretation depends on the situation.

Example:
getactor[THISACTOR].htg_t 0 TEMP // 0 refers to the count(actor)
ifvarg TEMP 122 nullop

'''Actor''' 
'''0''' count 
'''1''' move 
'''2''' actioncount 
'''3''' animspeed 
'''4''' action 
'''5''' ai 

'''Projectile hit''' 
'''6''' hitwall 
'''7''' hitsector 
'''8''' hitsprite 

'''Projectile''' 
'''8''' expanding explosion range 
'''9''' zvel for zshoot 

'''Pipebomb control''' 
'''6''' 1:pressed, 2:nonpressed 
'''7''' press duration 

'''Tribomb control''' 
'''3''' xpos 
'''4''' ypos 
'''5''' laser/tribomb angle 
'''6''' 1: delay, 3:armed 
'''7''' Activate tribomb when T7 reach 0 

'''Misc''' 
'''5''' lotag=28, delay lighting (not used?) 
'''5''' something with the quake 
'''4''' delay between repeated sound(environment sounds) 

The '''htg_t''' is known as �temp_data�, �g_t� and �Tn�(n=1..9) in the source code. These names can be considered as aliases but mind the difference in the numbering: temp_data[3] = g_t[3] = T4.

[[Category:Sprite structure members]]