Schedule help.

[Stratofortress]

In

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package Headshot{
	function projectileData::damage(%this, %obj, %col, %fade, %pos, %normal)
	{
	%trans = %col.getTransform();
		if(%col.getClassName() $= "player" && strStr(%col.getDamageLocation(%pos), "back") != -1 && %col.getMountedImage(0) == stratmtwoImage.getID())
		{
			//echo("test");
			
			
			%p = new Projectile()
			{
				dataBlock = tankShellProjectile;
				initialVelocity  = "0 0 0";
				initialPosition  = %trans;
				sourceObject     = %obj;
				sourceSlot       = 0;
				client           = %obj.client;
			};
			MissionCleanup.add(%p);
			
		}
		
		
		parent::damage(%this, %obj, %col, %fade, %pos, %normal);
	}
	
};
ActivatePackage(Headshot);

how do i schedule the

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			%p = new Projectile()
			{
				dataBlock = tankShellProjectile;
				initialVelocity  = "0 0 0";
				initialPosition  = %trans;
				sourceObject     = %obj;
				sourceSlot       = 0;
				client           = %obj.client;
			};
			MissionCleanup.add(%p);

part?

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[Azimuth]

Create a new function with all the arguments you need (%obj,%trans).  Then you can just schedule the function like schedule(timeMS,0,function,argument,argument);

There might be a different way but this is what I came up with off the top of my head.

[Space Guy]

That projectile will damage the object. Hence causing a headshot. Repeat.

Give the projectile no client, then it cannot damage anybody.

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if(%col.getClassName() $= "player" && strStr(%col.getDamageLocation(%pos), "back") != -1 && %col.getMountedImage(0) == stratmtwoImage.getID())

- You can only be headshot if you're holding the sniper rifle?
- You cannot headshot bots?
- You can't be headshot from the back, even though your head is just as large?
- That doesn't even test for headshots...

[Stratofortress]

Not a sniper. Flamethrower with a tank on the back. Also, thanks for the help

[Space Guy]

Don't name the package "Headshot", then, that will most likely kill some other headshot-based weapon that exists.

[Amade]

Eval is an extremely useful but underused function if you ask me. I'm pretty sure this'll work for you.

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schedule(5000,0,eval,"
   %p = new Projectile()
   {
      dataBlock = tankShellProjectile;
      initialVelocity  = \"0 0 0\";
      initialPosition  = " @ %trans @ ";
      sourceObject     = " @ %obj @ ";
      sourceSlot       = 0;
      client           = " @ %obj.client @ ";
   };
   MissionCleanup.add(%p);
");

[Stratofortress]

Eval is an extremely useful but underused function if you ask me. I'm pretty sure this'll work for you.

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schedule(5000,0,eval,"
   %p = new Projectile()
   {
      dataBlock = tankShellProjectile;
      initialVelocity  = \"0 0 0\";
      initialPosition  = " @ %trans @ ";
      sourceObject     = " @ %obj @ ";
      sourceSlot       = 0;
      client           = " @ %obj.client @ ";
   };
   MissionCleanup.add(%p);
");

:o I've been looking for somthing like this thanks :D Also, do I just put that into one line?

[AGlass0fMilk]

Yes. Paste it where you would have the new bullet function

[Space Guy]

Give the projectile no client, then it cannot damage anybody.

Instead of hacking it with schedules.

[Amade]

Also, do I just put that into one line?

Remove the line breaks?

[Azimuth]

No need to reformat it to one line.
It will work perfectly fine.

[Amade]

Oh, I read what he said wrong. Azimuth is correct.