Projectile Gani Script position?

[coreys]

Particle effects are not working well for this, by the time it starts emitting the projectile is about to land.

Originally Posted by DustyPorViva

player.z should work just fine.

Why did that work o.O player refers to the projectile in a projectile gani?

[salesman]

Originally Posted by coreys

Why did that work o.O player refers to the projectile in a projectile gani?

When I was using a gani script to display health on an NPC, I had to use player.attr[] instead of this.attr[]

No clue why, but it works

[DustyPorViva]

Originally Posted by coreys

Particle effects are not working well for this, by the time it starts emitting the projectile is about to land.


Why did that work o.O player refers to the projectile in a projectile gani?

In gani scripts, the player object refers to the object that the gani is being set to.

[coreys]

Originally Posted by DustyPorViva

In gani scripts, the player object refers to the object that the gani is being set to.

Good to know, thanks

[Riot]

Originally Posted by coreys

Particle effects are not working well for this, by the time it starts emitting the projectile is about to land.

Well, you could call emitter.emit() to force an emission right away to see if that helps. You can also set the min/max delay to a really high number and just forcefully call it at the speed you want.

Last time I wanted an effect like this I used particles and even for short-lived ones it worked fairly well.

[coreys]

Originally Posted by Riot

Well, you could call emitter.emit() to force an emission right away to see if that helps. You can also set the min/max delay to a really high number and just forcefully call it at the speed you want.

Last time I wanted an effect like this I used particles and even for short-lived ones it worked fairly well.

Yeah, calling emit() worked about the same.

[DrakilorP2P]

Originally Posted by Riot

You can also set the min/max delay to a really high number

Or set emitautomatically to false.