Solved "Shoot" Particles?

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Elsmok

Elsmok

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so basically im just looking for a way to "shoot" a particle and on impact it damages or explodes ect using skDragon

I am also looking for a way for particles to home in on players, so they can't run from it, and again on impact it damages or explodes ect also using skDragon
 
Try drawLine.
Example:
code_language.skript: 
drawLine particle smokelarge, XYZ 0.3, 0.3, 0.3, center player, target location of target living entity, id "%random number between 0 and 100000%", rainbowMode false, solid false, density 2, length 0, zigZag count 0, height 0, visibleRange 100, displacementXYZ 0, 0, 0, pulseDelay 1
And for the explosion:
code_language.skript: 
create a safe explosion of force 5 at {target.%player%}
loop all living entities in radius 4 around {target.%player%}:
damage loop-entity by 3
[doublepost=1499527887,1499527289][/doublepost]
code_language.skript: 
if target living entity is set:
    loop 10 times:
        drawLine particle smokelarge, XYZ 0.3, 0.3, 0.3, center player, target location of target living entity, id "%random number between 0 and 100000%", rainbowMode false, solid false, density 2, length 0, zigZag count 0, height 0, visibleRange 100, displacementXYZ 0, 0, 0, pulseDelay 1
        set {target.%player%} to location of target living entity
        wait 1.3 second
        create a safe explosion of force 5 at {target.%player%}
        loop all living entities in radius 4 around {target.%player%}:
            damage loop-entity by 3
            stop
if target block is set:
    loop 10 times:
        drawLine particle smokelarge, XYZ 0.3, 0.3, 0.3, center player, target location of target block, id "%random number between 0 and 100000%", rainbowMode false, solid false, density 2, length 0, zigZag count 0, height 0, visibleRange 100, displacementXYZ 0, 0, 0, pulseDelay 1
        set {target.%player%} to location of target block
        wait 1.3 second
        create a safe explosion of force 5 at {target.%player%}
        loop all living entities in radius 4 around {target.%player%}:
            damage loop-entity by 3
            stop
        loop 10 times:
            drawLine particle smokelarge, XYZ 0.3, 0.3, 0.3, center player, id "%random number between 0 and 100000%", rainbowMode false, solid false, density 2, length 70, zigZag count 0, height 0, visibleRange 100, displacementXYZ 0, 0, 0, pulseDelay 1
 
TYSM! for some reason when i click once it keeps shooting the particle 10 times xD


Edit: I fixed it
 
like 10 times after each other? or at the same time?
 
BirdCanFly said:
Try drawLine.
Example:
code_language.skript: 
drawLine particle smokelarge, XYZ 0.3, 0.3, 0.3, center player, target location of target living entity, id "%random number between 0 and 100000%", rainbowMode false, solid false, density 2, length 0, zigZag count 0, height 0, visibleRange 100, displacementXYZ 0, 0, 0, pulseDelay 1
And for the explosion:
code_language.skript: 
create a safe explosion of force 5 at {target.%player%}
loop all living entities in radius 4 around {target.%player%}:
damage loop-entity by 3
[doublepost=1499527887,1499527289][/doublepost]
code_language.skript: 
if target living entity is set:
    loop 10 times:
        drawLine particle smokelarge, XYZ 0.3, 0.3, 0.3, center player, target location of target living entity, id "%random number between 0 and 100000%", rainbowMode false, solid false, density 2, length 0, zigZag count 0, height 0, visibleRange 100, displacementXYZ 0, 0, 0, pulseDelay 1
        set {target.%player%} to location of target living entity
        wait 1.3 second
        create a safe explosion of force 5 at {target.%player%}
        loop all living entities in radius 4 around {target.%player%}:
            damage loop-entity by 3
            stop
if target block is set:
    loop 10 times:
        drawLine particle smokelarge, XYZ 0.3, 0.3, 0.3, center player, target location of target block, id "%random number between 0 and 100000%", rainbowMode false, solid false, density 2, length 0, zigZag count 0, height 0, visibleRange 100, displacementXYZ 0, 0, 0, pulseDelay 1
        set {target.%player%} to location of target block
        wait 1.3 second
        create a safe explosion of force 5 at {target.%player%}
        loop all living entities in radius 4 around {target.%player%}:
            damage loop-entity by 3
            stop
        loop 10 times:
            drawLine particle smokelarge, XYZ 0.3, 0.3, 0.3, center player, id "%random number between 0 and 100000%", rainbowMode false, solid false, density 2, length 70, zigZag count 0, height 0, visibleRange 100, displacementXYZ 0, 0, 0, pulseDelay 1
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will this work with the drawDot effect in skDragon? Just wondering because with the drawDot effect you can sort of have more control over the particles
 
So far i know, no.
But there are for sure things i don't know :emoji_stuck_out_tongue:
 
Elsmok said:
so basically im just looking for a way to "shoot" a particle and on impact it damages or explodes ect using skDragon

I am also looking for a way for particles to home in on players, so they can't run from it, and again on impact it damages or explodes ect also using skDragon
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Using packets you can make the particle the whole projectile instead of them trailing the arrow, if you're interested
 
Elsmok said:
How can this be done
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When someone shoots the special arrow, set a metadata value on it. Then, use mundosk packets to detect the spawn object packet and see if the entity being spawned has that metadata value, and if it does cancel the event.
 
Pikachu said:
When someone shoots the special arrow, set a metadata value on it. Then, use mundosk packets to detect the spawn object packet and see if the entity being spawned has that metadata value, and if it does cancel the event.
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please can you show me an example xD i just started script last week
 
Elsmok said:
please can you show me an example xD i just started script last week
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No, because that wouldn't be an example. You can find all the things I explained in the docs, excluding the packet name which can be found by broadcasting packettypes and finding it in the list, or you can look for the packet on PacketWrapper. The packet tutorial in the tutorial section here could also help you out
 
Pikachu said:
No, because that wouldn't be an example. You can find all the things I explained in the docs, excluding the packet name which can be found by broadcasting packettypes and finding it in the list, or you can look for the packet on PacketWrapper. The packet tutorial in the tutorial section here could also help you out
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Ok thank you :emoji_grinning:
 
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