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	~~'''defineprojectile''' <tilenum> '''PROJ_TNUM''' <trail number>~~		#REDIRECT [[defineprojectile]]

	The maximum number of trails that an individual projectile can spawn. By default, RPG (non-hitscan) type projectiles will spawn trails even if TNUM is not set. But bullet type (hitscan) projectiles will not spawn any trails unless TNUM is given a non-zero value.

	~~The way it works, is that if TNUM value is set to 2, then it will spawn 2 of the sprites on the same location. The default value is 1 if a trail is set for the projectile.~~

	[[~~Category:Projectile_structure_members~~]]

Fox at 17:21, 21 February 2020

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	The way it works, is that if TNUM value is set to 2, then it will spawn 2 of the sprites on the same location. The default value is 1 if a trail is set for the projectile.		The way it works, is that if TNUM value is set to 2, then it will spawn 2 of the sprites on the same location. The default value is 1 if a trail is set for the projectile.

	[[Category:Projectile_structure_members]]		[[Category:Projectile_structure_members]]

Fox at 13:17, 21 February 2020

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	[[defineprojectile]] <~~tile number~~> PROJ_TNUM <number>		'''defineprojectile''' <tilenum> '''PROJ_TNUM''' <trail number>

	The maximum number of trails that an individual projectile can spawn. By default, RPG (non-hitscan) type projectiles will spawn trails even if TNUM is not set. But bullet type (hitscan) projectiles will not spawn any trails unless TNUM is given a non-zero value.		The maximum number of trails that an individual projectile can spawn. By default, RPG (non-hitscan) type projectiles will spawn trails even if TNUM is not set. But bullet type (hitscan) projectiles will not spawn any trails unless TNUM is given a non-zero value.

Rasmusthorup at 16:30, 2 April 2011

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	The maximum number of trails that an individual projectile can spawn. By default, RPG (non-hitscan) type projectiles will spawn trails even if TNUM is not set. But bullet type (hitscan) projectiles will not spawn any trails unless TNUM is given a non-zero value.		The maximum number of trails that an individual projectile can spawn. By default, RPG (non-hitscan) type projectiles will spawn trails even if TNUM is not set. But bullet type (hitscan) projectiles will not spawn any trails unless TNUM is given a non-zero value.

			The way it works, is that if TNUM value is set to 2, then it will spawn 2 of the sprites on the same location. The default value is 1 if a trail is set for the projectile.
	[[Category:Projectile_structure_members]]		[[Category:Projectile_structure_members]]

Hendricks266: Added category.

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	[[defineprojectile]] <tile number> PROJ_TNUM <number>		[[defineprojectile]] <tile number> PROJ_TNUM <number>

	The maximum number of trails that an individual projectile can spawn. By default, RPG (~~nonhitscan~~) type projectiles will spawn trails even if TNUM is not set. But bullet type (hitscan) projectiles will not spawn any trails unless TNUM is given a non-zero value.		The maximum number of trails that an individual projectile can spawn. By default, RPG (non-hitscan) type projectiles will spawn trails even if TNUM is not set. But bullet type (hitscan) projectiles will not spawn any trails unless TNUM is given a non-zero value.

			[[Category:Projectile_structure_members]]

DeeperThought at 05:06, 12 June 2006

2006-06-12T05:06:59Z

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[[defineprojectile]] <tile number> PROJ_TNUM <number>

The maximum number of trails that an individual projectile can spawn. By default, RPG (nonhitscan) type projectiles will spawn trails even if TNUM is not set. But bullet type (hitscan) projectiles will not spawn any trails unless TNUM is given a non-zero value.