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Scripting 06 - Ammo management

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Scripting 06 - Ammo management

Post by Gurt » Wed Jul 24, 2019 4:08 pm

Scripting 06 - Ammo management

Scripting in SFD assumes you have a fair knowledge of C#.

In this part I will illustrate in the code how to manipulate player item ammo introduced in the 1.3.0 update.

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		IPlayer plr = ... // any player instance
		
		// Example to set 5 rounds to the current primary weapon.
		plr.SetCurrentPrimaryWeaponAmmo(5);

		// Example to set primary weapon with a full magazine, loaded and ready.
		plr.SetCurrentPrimaryWeaponAmmo(plr.CurrentPrimaryWeapon.MagSize * plr.CurrentPrimaryWeapon.WeaponMagCapacity, 0);

		// Example to set one extra set of rounds (one spare mag or one set of extra shells for shotguns) for a weapon. 
		// The weapon must be reloaded after setting this.
		plr.SetCurrentPrimaryWeaponAmmo(0, plr.CurrentPrimaryWeapon.WeaponMagCapacity);

		// Example to set 6 bouncing rounds to the weapon. Note: Only one powerup ammo type can be active at any time for one weapon.
		plr.SetCurrentPrimaryWeaponAmmo(6, ProjectilePowerup.Bouncing);
		
		// Example to stop powerup rounds to the weapon.
		plr.SetCurrentPrimaryWeaponAmmo(0, ProjectilePowerup.Bouncing);
		
		
		// Example to set 2 thrown items of current throwable item
		plr.SetCurrentThrownItemAmmo(2);

		// Example to remove current thrown item.
		plr.SetCurrentThrownItemAmmo(0);
		
		
		// Example to restore melee weapon durability to 100%
		plr.SetCurrentMeleeDurability(1f);
		plr.SetCurrentMeleeMakeshiftDurability(1f);
		
		// Example to set durability to 0 for current melee weapon
		plr.SetCurrentMeleeDurability(0f);
		
This also allows you to create some more creative scripts like the last round in every magazine in the weapon will bounce or similar:

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// Example script to give the last round in every magazine the ability to bounce if no powerup is already active.
public void OnStartup()
{
	Events.UpdateCallback.Start(OnUpdate, 0);
}

public void OnUpdate(float ms)
{	
	foreach(IPlayer plr in Game.GetPlayers()) 
	{
		RifleWeaponItem rifle = plr.CurrentPrimaryWeapon;
		if (rifle.PowerupBouncingRounds == 0 && rifle.PowerupFireRounds == 0)
		{
		    // WeaponMagCapacity > 1 indicates it's a shotgun.
		    // Let just the very last shell in shotguns be bouncing.
		    if (rifle.WeaponMagCapacity == 1 && rifle.CurrentAmmo == 1 || rifle.TotalAmmo == 1)
		    {
			plr.SetCurrentPrimaryWeaponAmmo(1, ProjectilePowerup.Bouncing);
		    }
		}
		// Same logic for secondary weapons
		HandgunWeaponItem handgun = plr.CurrentSecondaryWeapon;
		if (handgun.PowerupBouncingRounds == 0 && handgun.PowerupFireRounds == 0)
		{
		    // WeaponMagCapacity > 1 indicates it's a shotgun.
		    // Let just the very last shell in shotguns be bouncing.
		    if (handgun.WeaponMagCapacity == 1 && handgun.CurrentAmmo == 1 || handgun.TotalAmmo == 1)
		    {
			plr.SetCurrentSecondaryWeaponAmmo(1, ProjectilePowerup.Bouncing);
		    }
		}
	}
}
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