backblast
When attached to a gun and the gun is successfully fired, this element creates a "backblast" of fire and pain, like you'd find in a rocket launcher or recoilless rifle
The backblast is simulated by a number of fire plumes, or invisible incendiary rounds that will torch anything they come across for a short distance, as well as knocking back nearby items.
Vars | |
| angle_spread | Assuming we don't just have 1 plume, this is the total angle we'll cover with the plumes, split down the middle directly behind the angle we fired at |
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| plumes | How many "pellets" of backblast we're shooting backwards, spread between the angle defined in angle_spread |
| range | How far each plume of fire will fly, assuming it doesn't hit a mob |
Procs | |
| gun_fired | For firing multiple plumes behind us, we evenly spread out our projectiles based on the angle_spread and number of plumes |
| gun_fired_simple | If we're only firing one plume directly behind us, we don't need to bother with the loop or angles or anything |
| pew | For firing an actual backblast pellet |
Var Details
angle_spread
Assuming we don't just have 1 plume, this is the total angle we'll cover with the plumes, split down the middle directly behind the angle we fired at
plumes
How many "pellets" of backblast we're shooting backwards, spread between the angle defined in angle_spread
range
How far each plume of fire will fly, assuming it doesn't hit a mob
Proc Details
gun_fired
For firing multiple plumes behind us, we evenly spread out our projectiles based on the angle_spread and number of plumes
gun_fired_simple
If we're only firing one plume directly behind us, we don't need to bother with the loop or angles or anything
pew
For firing an actual backblast pellet