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Accessory File Examples

A Basic Projectile

Projectiles are the easiest and most abundant weapon primitive when creating weapons for Scorched 3D. Below I have attatched the a basic Missile code for you to examine. Simply hover over a code snippet to view its description.

<accessory>
<name>Missile</name>
<armslevel>10</armslevel>
<description>A small explosive projectile weapon.</description>
<icon>bmissile.bmp</icon>
<startingnumber>-1</startingnumber>
<activationsound>shoot/small.wav</activationsound>
<modelscale>0.5</modelscale>
<accessoryaction type='WeaponProjectile'>
<projectilescale>0.5</projectilescale>
<shieldhurtfactor>0.4</shieldhurtfactor>
<spinspeed>1.0</spinspeed>
<flametexture>trans</flametexture>
<animateflametexture/>
<collisionaction type='WeaponExplosion'>
<hurtamount>1.0</hurtamount>
<deform>down</deform>
<size>3.5</size>
<explosiontexture>exp00</explosiontexture>
<explosionsound>explosions/small.wav</explosionsound>
</collisionaction>
</accessoryaction>
</accessory>

 </collisionaction><BR>
 </accessoryaction><BR>
-</accessory><BR>
+<span title="A required closing header that lets the engine know we wish to end the weapon. This tag needs to be preceded by the  accessory header tag. Examine the example for further clarification."></accessory></span><BR>
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