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Detect if particle reaches targeted block

Discussion in 'Skript' started by Hackusater, Nov 24, 2018.

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  1. Hackusater

    Hackusater Active Member

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    Wondering if there is a way to detect when a particle created from DrawLine (sk dragon) reaches targeted-block:
    Code (Skript):
    1. command /test:
    2.     trigger:
    3.         make the player shoot an arrow at speed 1000
    4.         loop 100 times:
    5.             wait 1 tick
    6.             #if particle hasn't reached targeted block/arrow:
    7.                 drawLine particle smoke, XYZ 0, 0, 0, center player, target location of target block, id "%player%-%loop-number%", rainbowMode false, solid false, density 2, length 0, zigZag count 0, height 0, visibleRange 100, displacementXYZ 0, 0, 0, pulseDelay 1
    8.             else:
    9.                 exit 1 loop
    10.  
    If not is there a way to check if it reaches the arrow?
     
    #1 Hackusater, Nov 24, 2018
  2. Lego_freak1999

    Lego_freak1999 Well-Known Member

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    this should work

    Code (Skript):
    1. command /test:
    2.     trigger:
    3.         make the player shoot an arrow at speed 1000
    4.         set {_loc} to location of target block
    5.         if {_loc} is set:
    6.             set {_density} to 10 #amount of particles at 1 block distance
    7.             set {_time} to 1 tick #time between every particle getting spawned this is difficult to get correctly
    8.             set {_dis} to distance between {_loc} and player
    9.             set {_calc} to rounded ({_dis} * {_density})
    10.             set {_incx} to (x-coord of {_loc} - x-coord of location of player) / {_calc}
    11.             set {_incy} to (y-coord of {_loc} - y-coord of location of player) / {_calc}
    12.             set {_incz} to (z-coord of {_loc} - z-coord of location of player) / {_calc}
    13.             set {_loc2} to location of player
    14.             loop {_calc} times:
    15.                 add {_incx} to x-coord of {_loc2}
    16.                 add {_incy} to y-coord of {_loc2}
    17.                 add {_incz} to z-coord of {_loc2}
    18.                 drawDot particle smoke, XYZ 0, 0, 0, center {_loc2}, rainbowMode false, visibleRange 100
    19.                 wait {_time}
    20.             broadcast "HIT!"
     
    #2 Lego_freak1999, Nov 26, 2018
  3. Hackusater

    Hackusater Active Member

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    It works but how do i make it move fasted and how do i make it more than 1 particle so it creates a full line from me to the targeted block
    --- Double Post Merged, Dec 15, 2018, Original Post Date: Dec 2, 2018 ---
    Can anyone help me out with this?
     
    #3 Hackusater, Dec 15, 2018
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