Solved Shooting multiple arrows with a spread (Similar to a shotgun's spread)

[Vexio]

I'm currently attempting to re-create a Shotgun type of spread. Hopefully most people are familiar with Shotgun spreads.

The black + is where my Cross-hair is located. I've tried messing with the directions expression with my script, but I can't figure out how to solve this.

Code:

        else if "%name of bow%" = "&cSPAS-12":
            cancel event
            if event-player's inventory contains arrow with name "&712 Gauge":
                broadcast "&7Arrow Speed &f%arrow speed%"
                set {_arrowSpeed} to arrow speed * 1.5
                broadcast "&7New Arrow Speed &a%{_arrowSpeed}%"
                remove 1 arrow named "&712 Gauge" from event-player's inventory
                make the player shoot an arrow at velocity {_arrowSpeed} #0.5 meters to the right
                make the player shoot an arrow at velocity {_arrowSpeed} #0.5 meters above
                make the player shoot an arrow at velocity {_arrowSpeed} #0.5 meters to the left
                make the player shoot an arrow at velocity {_arrowSpeed} #0.5 meters below
                # the `0.5 meters` spawn the arrows but going towards the direction they are set to
                playSound("random.break", 0, "%event-player%")

Thanks for your help!

 

[ShaneBee]

I'm currently attempting to re-create a Shotgun type of spread. Hopefully most people are familiar with Shotgun spreads.

The black + is where my Cross-hair is located. I've tried messing with the directions expression with my script, but I can't figure out how to solve this.

Code:

        else if "%name of bow%" = "&cSPAS-12":
            cancel event
            if event-player's inventory contains arrow with name "&712 Gauge":
                broadcast "&7Arrow Speed &f%arrow speed%"
                set {_arrowSpeed} to arrow speed * 1.5
                broadcast "&7New Arrow Speed &a%{_arrowSpeed}%"
                remove 1 arrow named "&712 Gauge" from event-player's inventory
                make the player shoot an arrow at velocity {_arrowSpeed} #0.5 meters to the right
                make the player shoot an arrow at velocity {_arrowSpeed} #0.5 meters above
                make the player shoot an arrow at velocity {_arrowSpeed} #0.5 meters to the left
                make the player shoot an arrow at velocity {_arrowSpeed} #0.5 meters below
                # the `0.5 meters` spawn the arrows but going towards the direction they are set to
                playSound("random.break", 0, "%event-player%")

Thanks for your help!

Just slightly push the last shot projectile in various directions

 

[ShaneBee]

Just slightly push the last shot projectile in various directions

Doesn't seem like that's working. Unless I formatted the direction expression incorrectly. or just in general...
Code:

                make the player shoot an arrow at velocity {_arrowSpeed}
                push the projectile right at speed 5
                make the player shoot an arrow at velocity {_arrowSpeed}
                push the projectile left at speed 5
                make the player shoot an arrow at velocity {_arrowSpeed}
                push the projectile upwards at speed 5
                make the player shoot an arrow at velocity {_arrowSpeed}
                push the projectile downwards at speed 5

 

[ShaneBee]

Doesn't seem like that's working. Unless I formatted the direction expression incorrectly. or just in general...
Code:

                make the player shoot an arrow at velocity {_arrowSpeed}
                push the projectile right at speed 5
                make the player shoot an arrow at velocity {_arrowSpeed}
                push the projectile left at speed 5
                make the player shoot an arrow at velocity {_arrowSpeed}
                push the projectile upwards at speed 5
                make the player shoot an arrow at velocity {_arrowSpeed}
                push the projectile downwards at speed 5

The correct syntax is last shot projectile

 

[ShaneBee]

The correct syntax is last shot projectile

i friggin knew there was a type of `last shot projectile` -- and i could've sworn i've used it before -- but i couldn't remember it/find it. I'll test this later today. thanks my dude