SetProjectileCounter

Will change the projectile counter timer which depending on the projectile type will do different things:

• Rockets and Grenades will explode when it hits 0
• Teargas may be a duration timer
• Satchels restart (we currently assume it doesn't cause an effect)
• Molotov will explode with search ground level when it hits 0

Syntax

bool setProjectileCounter ( projectile projectile, int timeToDetonate )

OOP Syntax Help! I don't understand this!

Method: projectile:setCounter(...)

Variable: .counter

Counterpart: getProjectileCounter

Required Arguments

• projectile: The projectile to edit the timer of.
• timeToDetonate: The time in milliseconds to detonation.

Returns

Returns true on success, false otherwise.

Example

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Client

With this example you can use /setbombtime to set a delay duration of a projectile explosion.

function changeProjectileDelay( cmd, bombIndex, duration )
	local bombIndex = tonumber( bombIndex ) or nil
	local duration = tonumber( duration ) or nil
	
	if ( bombIndex ) and ( duration ) then
		local found = false

		for index,projectile in ipairs( getElementsByType( "projectile" ) ) do
			if ( index == bombIndex ) then
				if ( setProjectileCounter( projectile, duration * 1000 ) ) then
					outputChatBox( "Projectile (" .. index .. ") detonates in " .. duration .. " seconds.", 0, 255, 0, false )
				else
					outputChatBox( "Something went wrong when setting the duration.", 255, 0, 0, false )
				end

				found = true
				break
			end
		end

		if ( not found ) then
			outputChatBox( "Projectile with index " .. bombIndex .. " was not found.", 255, 0, 0, false )
		end
	else
		outputChatBox( "SYNTAX: /" .. cmd .. " [bomb index] [duration in seconds]", 220, 180, 0, false )
	end
end
addCommandHandler( "setbombtime", changeProjectileDelay )

See Also

• createProjectile
• getProjectileCounter
• getProjectileCreator
• getProjectileForce
• getProjectileTarget
• getProjectileType
• setProjectileCounter


• Shared
• detonateSatchels