dp88_Ammo_Animation Class Reference

Vehicle Ammo Animation. More...

#include <dp88_misc.h>

Protected Attributes
int	m_ammoAnimObjId
Cached Script Parameters

Detailed Description

Author

Daniel Paul (danpa.nosp@m.ul88.nosp@m.@yaho.nosp@m.o.co.nosp@m..uk)

This script plays an animation on a vehicle based on the currently loaded ammunition, allowing a visual representation of ammo being used and, if desired, more than two firing locations, which is achieved by moving the muzzlea0 bone as part of the ammo animation. Note that since scripts are executed server side latency can affect the speed at which the animation updates, therefore this is not recommended for use with high ROF weapons.

Parameters

Animation	The name of the animation to use, where frame 0 is the first frame used when the weapon is fully loaded and Animation_Frames is the final frame with no ammunition remaining
Animation_Frames	The number of frames to use from the specified animation
Use_Total_Ammo	Specify whether the animation should be based on the total ammunition the object has or just those currently loaded into their gun. Set to 0 to count loaded ammo only or 1 to count all
Animation_Model	Optional name of a W3D model file to spawn and attach to the object upon which the animation defined in this script will be applied. This allows the host object to have other animations applied, such as damage states via dp88_damageAnimation
Animation_Model_Bone	If you specify an Animation_Model above then you must also specify the a bone on the parent to which that model should be attached. This also allows the animation model to be moved by the animation set executing on the parent.

Member Data Documentation

m_ammoAnimObjId

int dp88_Ammo_Animation::m_ammoAnimObjId

protected

ID of the animation object we have created for ourselves