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Originally Posted by Crayder
(Jeroen has done this now, and it's in.)
I added an armour rule feature on to it (yes it's implemented).
Each weapon can now be set to either distribute damage between armour and health OR only apply damage to health. There is also a torso-only option. It can be used to limit armour protection to the torso for more realistic use (ex. a bullet to the arm shouldn't affect armour, but a bullet to the torso should).
Functions:
SetCustomArmourRules(bool:armour_rules, bool:torso_rules);
Toggle the custom armour rules on and off. Both are disabled by default. - armour_rules - Toggle all of the rules. When off, nothing is affected. Armour is affected as it normally would. When on, weapons can be set to either damage armour before health or just take health and never damage armour.
- torso_rules - Toggle all torso-only rules. When off, all weapons will have effects no matter which bodypart is 'hit'. When on, weapons with the torso_only rule (of SetWeaponArmourRule) on will only damage armour when the torso is 'hit' (and when it's off, armour is damaged no matter which body part is 'hit').
SetWeaponArmourRule(weaponid, bool:affects_armour, bool:torso_only);
Set custom rules for a weapon. The defaults aren't going to comfort EVERYONE, so everyone needs the ability to modify the weapons themselves.
- weaponid - The ID of the weapon to modify the rules of.
- affects_armour - Whether this weapon will distribute damage over armour and health or just damage health directly.
- torso_only - Whether this weapon will only damage armour when the 'hit' bodypart is the torso or all bodyparts. Only works when torso_rules are enabled using SetCustomArmourRules.
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Also, Y_Less has fed me a great suggestion ( see the conversation here for more info) to further improve this. I'll be adding it when I have a bit of free time. |
I'm just thinking about the things I can do with this, it all feels limitless.
