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WeaponTemplate

class

Gameplay/Vixen.Gameplay.Shooting/WeaponTemplate.cs:18

csharp

public sealed class WeaponTemplate

A weapon with its names resolved.

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Fields and properties (12)

public WeaponDefinition Definition
What it was compiled from.
public DefId Id
Its id.
public WeaponKind Kind
How its shot reaches what it hits.
public GameplayTag School
What kind of damage it does.
public ReadOnlySpan<GameplayTag> Tags
What this weapon is.
public ReadOnlySpan<ShotDirection> RecoilPattern
Its recoil pattern, one step per shot. Empty is no recoil.
public int Pellets
How many pellets one shot fires, never below one.
public float FireInterval
How long between shots, in seconds.
public int Magazine
How many rounds a magazine holds, never below one.
public float Range
How far it reaches, in metres.
public float ReloadTime
How long a reload takes, in seconds.
public int MaximumPenetrations
How many things one shot may pass through.

Methods (3)

public float DamageAt(float distance)
What one pellet is worth at a distance, before the damage pipeline.
public float DamageAfter(float distance, int penetrated)
What a pellet is worth after passing through things.
public static ShotDirection Deviate(uint shot, int pellet, float spread)
Where one pellet of one shot goes.

Used by (7)

HitClaimValidatorVixen.Gameplay.Shooting
HitClaimValidatorTestsVixen.Gameplay.Shooting.Tests
RewindBudgetTestsVixen.Gameplay.Shooting.Tests
SpreadTestsVixen.Gameplay.Shooting.Tests
WeaponLibraryVixen.Gameplay.Shooting
WeaponLibraryTestsVixen.Gameplay.Shooting.Tests
WeaponStateVixen.Gameplay.Shooting