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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. Corresponding XML tags will have matching colors. This means you need to include both tags in the correct spot and format for your weapon to function properly.

<accessory>
<name>Missile</name>

<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>

 <font color=#01A9DB>
 <span title="A required tag that lets the engine know what the name of our weapon will be. Remember to close this tag as I have done here for you."><name>Missile</name></span><BR></font color>
-<armslevel>10</armslevel><BR>
+<font color=#CC2EFA><span title="A required tag that lets the engine know how powerful this weapon is. 10 is weak, 1 is strong. This also determines the amount of money awarded to the player when a kill is made with this weapon. 10 would give the player 100% of the money earned from the kill. Whereas an qrmslevel of 1 would give the player only 10% of money earned from a killing shot."><armslevel>10</armslevel></span><BR></font color>
 <description>A small explosive projectile weapon.</description><BR>
 <icon>bmissile.bmp</icon><BR>