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Fireball Shooter Traps
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Demonlink
Updated: 05 Apr 2015
Tags:
FFC
Downloads: 29
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An FFC script that shoots Fireballs towards your position.
Description Setup Reviews Comments
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FIREBALL SHOOTER TRAP
A trap that fires a fireball towards your current position when you attack with an item (candle, bow, wand, etcetera).
D0 is the value for a custom SFX. If it's 0, it will play the SFX_FIREBALL sound.
D1 is the damage done in quarters of a heart. If the value is 0, it will deal one whole heart of damage.
CONSTANT FIREBALL SHOOTER TRAP
A trap that fires constant fireballs towards your current position when you attack with an item (candle, bow, wand, etcetera).
D0 is the value for a custom SFX. If it's 0, it will play the SFX_FIREBALL sound.
D1 is the damage done in quarters of a heart. If the value is 0, it will deal one whole heart of damage.
D2 is the number of Fireballs you want to be shot. If the value is 0, it will shoot 5 fireballs.
D3 are the frames to wait (or frequency) until the next fireball is shot. If left on 0, the default is 20 frames.
FIREBALL SHOOTER TRAP
A trap that fires a fireball towards your current position when you attack with an item (candle, bow, wand, etcetera).
D0 is the value for a custom SFX. If it's 0, it will play the SFX_FIREBALL sound.
D1 is the damage done in quarters of a heart. If the value is 0, it will deal one whole heart of damage.
CONSTANT FIREBALL SHOOTER TRAP
A trap that fires constant fireballs towards your current position when you attack with an item (candle, bow, wand, etcetera).
D0 is the value for a custom SFX. If it's 0, it will play the SFX_FIREBALL sound.
D1 is the damage done in quarters of a heart. If the value is 0, it will deal one whole heart of damage.
D2 is the number of Fireballs you want to be shot. If the value is 0, it will shoot 5 fireballs.
D3 are the frames to wait (or frequency) until the next fireball is shot. If left on 0, the default is 20 frames.




