Module engine.Projectile
Functions
| _M:act () | Called by the engine when the projectile can move |
| _M:addParticles (ps) | Adds a particles emitter following the actor |
| _M:enoughEnergy (val) | Do we have enough energy |
| _M:makeProject (src, display, def, do_move, do_act, do_stop) | Generate a projectile for a project() call |
| _M:move (x, y, force, map) | Moves an actor on the map *WARNING*: changing x and y properties manualy is *WRONG* and will blow up in your face. |
| _M:on_move (x, y, target) | Something moved in the same spot as us, hit ? |
| _M:removeParticles (ps) | Removes a particles emitter following the actor |
| _M:useEnergy (val) | Use some energy |
Functions
- _M:act ()
- Called by the engine when the projectile can move
- _M:addParticles (ps)
-
Adds a particles emitter following the actor
Parameters
- ps:
- _M:enoughEnergy (val)
-
Do we have enough energy
Parameters
- val:
- _M:makeProject (src, display, def, do_move, do_act, do_stop)
-
Generate a projectile for a project() call
Parameters
- src:
- display:
- def:
- do_move:
- do_act:
- do_stop:
- _M:move (x, y, force, map)
-
Moves an actor on the map *WARNING*: changing x and y properties manualy is *WRONG* and will blow up in your face. Use this method. Always.
Parameters
- x: coord of the destination
- y: coord of the destination
- force: if true do not check for the presence of an other entity. *Use wisely*
- map: the map to move onto
Return value:
true if a move was *ATTEMPTED*. This means the actor will proably want to use energy - _M:on_move (x, y, target)
-
Something moved in the same spot as us, hit ?
Parameters
- x:
- y:
- target:
- _M:removeParticles (ps)
-
Removes a particles emitter following the actor
Parameters
- ps:
- _M:useEnergy (val)
-
Use some energy
Parameters
- val: