Two different projectiles for one item image?

[Tezuni 2.0]

The OSR can be right clicked to a mount a separate image which fires a raycast, while the original image fires a projectile.
But, can one weapon image fire two distinct projectiles?
So far I've got the Armor::OnTrigger function for right clicking, but I don't know if I can use that to fire another projectile from the same weapon image.  Any ideas?

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[Treynolds416]

I remember the old flak cannon did this. Left click shot pellets, right click shot a grenade. It's certainly possible

[otto-san]

Make two different datablocks and have a value change which one is shot.

[Zloff]

Code found in ShadowsfeaR's Halo 3: Silenced SMG

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package HaloSMGMelee
{
  function Armor::onTrigger(%this, %player, %slot, %val)
{
if(%player.getMountedImage(0) $= HaloSMGImage.getID() && %slot $= 4 && %val)
{
%projectile = HaloMeleeProjectile;
%vector = %player.getMuzzleVector(0);
%objectVelocity = %player.getVelocity();
%vector1 = VectorScale(%vector, %projectile.muzzleVelocity);
%vector2 = VectorScale(%objectVelocity, %projectile.velInheritFactor);
%velocity = VectorAdd(%vector1,%vector2);
%p = new Projectile()
{
dataBlock = %projectile;
initialVelocity = %velocity;
initialPosition = %player.getMuzzlePoint(0);
sourceObject = %player;
sourceSlot = 0;
client = %player.client;
};
serverPlay3D(HaloMeleeSound,%player.getPosition());
%player.playthread("3","Activate");
MissionCleanup.add(%p);
return %p;
}
Parent::onTrigger(%this, %player, %slot, %val);
}
};
ActivatePackage(HaloSMGMelee);
Code found in Amade/Pandan's G36C- has a delay so you can't just spit out 8 grenades in one second

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package G36C
{
   function Armor::onTrigger(%this, %player, %slot, %val)
   {
      if(%player.getMountedImage(0) $= G36CImage.getID() && %slot $= 4 && %val)
      {
         if(%player.lastGrenade !$= "" && getSimTime() - %player.lastGrenade < 30000)
         {
            return;
         }
         %projectile = GlrenadeProjectile;
         %vector = %player.getMuzzleVector(0);
         %objectVelocity = %player.getVelocity();
         %vector1 = VectorScale(%vector, %projectile.muzzleVelocity);
         %vector2 = VectorScale(%objectVelocity, %projectile.velInheritFactor);
         %velocity = VectorAdd(%vector1,%vector2);
         %p = new Projectile()
         {
            dataBlock = %projectile;
            initialVelocity = %velocity;
            initialPosition = %player.getMuzzlePoint(0);
            sourceObject = %player;
            sourceSlot = 0;
            client = %player.client;
         };
         %player.lastGrenade = getSimTime();
         serverPlay3D(rocketFireSound,%player.getPosition());
         MissionCleanup.add(%p);
         return %p;
      }
      Parent::onTrigger(%this, %player, %slot, %val);
   }
};   
ActivatePackage(G36C);
I think the TF2 flamethrower has code like these but more simple