PROJ RANGE: Difference between revisions

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When PROJ_WORKSLIKE is a hitscan type projectile (PROJECTILE_FLAG_KNEE or PROJECTILE_FLAG_BULLET) this number must be equal to the desired range in BUILD units. If PROJ_WORKSLIKE is an RPG type (PROJECTILE_FLAG_RPG) this number is amount of time (in ticks) that a projectile travels before expiring. For example, if a projectile has a range of 52, then it will last for exactly two seconds before dying.

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-The amount of time (in ticks) that a projectile travels before expiring.  For example, if a projectile has a range of 52, then it will last for exactly two seconds before dying.
+When [[PROJ_WORKSLIKE]] is a [[hitscan]] type projectile ([[PROJECTILE_FLAG_KNEE]] or [[PROJECTILE_FLAG_BULLET]]) this number must be equal to the desired range in [[BUILD]] units. If [[PROJ_WORKSLIKE]] is an [[RPG]] type ([[PROJECTILE_FLAG_RPG]]) this number is amount of time (in ticks) that a projectile travels before expiring.  For example, if a projectile has a range of 52, then it will last for exactly two seconds before dying.
+For RPG projectiles this works together with [[PROJECTILE_FLAG_TIMED]] and [[PROJECTILE_FLAG_EXPLODEONTIMER]].
-Works together with [[PROJECTILE_FLAG_TIMED]] and [[PROJECTILE_FLAG_EXPLODEONTIMER]].
-When [[PROJ_WORKSLIKE]] includes [[PROJECTILE_FLAG_KNEE]] this number must be equal to the range in [[BUILD]] units.
 [[Category:Projectile_structure_members]]