A_WeaponOffset
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void A_WeaponOffset [(double wx [, double wy [, int flags]]])]
Usage
This function can only be called on weapons. Offsets a weapon by the defined amount of wx and wy similar to the Offset frame keyword. This function has the following differences from the aforementioned function:
- Offsets are floats, not integers.
- Offsets are not lost when firing a weapon.
- Offsets stack on top of weapon bobbing and behave independently, allowing you to use A_WeaponReady without losing offsets.
- Specifying the default coordinates does not serve as a preservative. They are absolute.
- Offsets can go beyond screen limitations.
- Because this is an action function itself, Decorate expressions can be used.
This function is the same as calling A_OverlayOffset with the layer parameter set to PSPF_WEAPON.
Parameters
- wx: adjusts horizontal position based on positive (right) or negative (left) numbers. Default is 0.
- wy: adjusts vertical position. Larger values lower the weapon, and vice versa. Default is 32.
- flags: flags can be combined with the | separator. Default is 0:
- WOF_KEEPX — wx parameter will not be used.
- WOF_KEEPY — wy parameter will not be used.
- WOF_ADD — Adds the current x and y parameters to the current offsets instead of overriding them. Also implies interpolation (see below).
- WOF_INTERPOLATE — Interpolates the offset between tics, smoothing out the animation.
Examples
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