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FPSC Classic Scripts / Getting the enemy to detect where he has been shot

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Michael Thompson
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Posted: 2nd Nov 2010 17:41
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Hey everyone, is there any way to get an enemy to detect where they have been shot?
Like if they are shot in the right leg, they respond to the right leg (im sre u all got the idea already)
Thanks everyone.


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Gencheff
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Posted: 2nd Nov 2010 17:46
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Nah.

The only indication you can have is whether the character was shot in the head or not.If he is, then more damage is inflicted.This has to be put in the appear script as an action

headshot=x (where x is the height of the head (normally=60))
and headshotdamage=x (self-explanatory)

You can actually improvise with this and change the headshot height to somewhere around the stomache ,however you will only have one additional point,you can't add multiple headshot heights.

you have a script in your library named : appearwithheadshot.fpi

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Posted: 2nd Nov 2010 18:38 Edited at: 2nd Nov 2010 18:39
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OK, thanks. I was worried that would be the case - I had a great idea - characters that respond to a certain area when shot there, and then that area goes into a ragdoll like state. would be good.

Thanks

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