Making fire rate slower, and making it semi-auto

[bangbang]

Does anyone know about how and where I can put/do this? I was toying around with Gravity Cat's CX-32, and I do wonder, how to make it, semi-auto and making it to act like a bolt action sniper.

Please help me, cause I really want to learn how to code and stuff, and I figured that GCat's CX-32 was an greate example to start with.

Thanks!

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[{Pacnet2013}]

Modify the stateTimeout values for the Fire state names.

I don't recommend learning with the CX32 because all of the code is in one line without any white space and it's extremely hard to read.

[bangbang]

Modify the stateTimeout values for the Fire state names.

I don't recommend learning with the CX32 because all of the code is in one line without any white space and it's extremely hard to read.

stateTimeout? Does that make it semi-auto like a bolt action? Cause I am wanting it to have a certain amount of time before you are able to fire again

I find it, somewhat hard to read, but I figure stuff out anyway! :D

[{Pacnet2013}]

stateTimeout? Does that make it semi-auto like a bolt action?

I find it, somewhat hard to read, but I figure stuff out anyway! :D

The thing you want to edit is the time outs between states, such as Fire, Reload, Ready. Between the correct states, the timeout determines a timeout in (seconds?). Change the right timeout to make it delay the fire rate. States vary on the weapon.

[bangbang]

The thing you want to edit is the time outs between states, such as Fire, Reload, Ready. Between the correct states, the timeout determines a timeout in (seconds?). Change the right timeout to make it delay the fire rate. States vary on the weapon.

Well, I am not wanting to be able to hold the button down to make it fire again, but I want to click again to fire next shot, if this is what its leading too?

[BluetoothBoy]

There should be a state in there after "Fire". There, you'll want to add stateTransisitionOnTriggerUp[stateNumber] = "firstStateNameBeforeFire"; and remove stateTransition[stateNumber] = "stateName"; or stateTransitionOnTimeout[stateNumber] = "stateName"; You'll probably still want to edit some timeout values as well.

[bangbang]

There should be a state in there after "Fire". There, you'll want to add stateTransisitionOnTriggerUp[stateNumber] = "firstStateNameBeforeFire"; and remove stateTransition[stateNumber] = "stateName"; or stateTransitionOnTimeout[stateNumber] = "stateName"; You'll probably still want to edit some timeout values as well.

I see, but I've encounterd another problem.

I made a Tavor-21, and it has 20 in it's magazine, but when I fire the CX-32 for abit, and switch back to the Tavor-21, it has a maximum amount of ammo, equal to the CX-32 (30 rounds)