AddEffect = AEmitter
   PresetName = AudioDummy
   LifeTime = 30
   Mass = 0
   RestThreshold = -1
   HitsMOs = 0
   GetsHitByMOs = 0
   SpriteFile = ContentFile
      FilePath = Venerari.rte/blank.bmp
   FrameCount = 1
   SpriteOffset = Vector
      X = 0
      Y = 0
   AtomGroup = AtomGroup
      AutoGenerate = 1
      Material = Material
         CopyOf = Air
      Resolution = 2
      Depth = 5
   DeepGroup = AtomGroup
      AutoGenerate = 1
      Material = Material
         CopyOf = Air
      Resolution = 3
      Depth = 5
   DeepCheck = 0
   JointStrength = 10000
   JointStiffness = 1
   DrawAfterParent = 0
   EmissionEnabled = 1
   EmissionsIgnoreThis = 1
   ParticlesPerMinute = 0
   BurstSize = 1
   BurstScale = 1
   BurstTriggered = 1
   EmissionDamage = 0

function Create(self)
   self.fireState = 0;
   self.warmTimer = Timer();
   self.chargeSound = CreateAEmitter(">>ChargeEmitter<<",Your.rte); --Emitter should play the 3 second charge sound as the EmissionSound,  be non-looping, and have a lifetime of -1. We will delete it later.
   self.loopSound = CreateAEmitter(">>FiringLoopEmitter<<",Your.rte); --Your looping while firing sound, EmissionSound, looping, lifetime -1.
   self.stopSound = CreateAEmitter(">>EndEmitter<<,Your.rte); --For this one you can set your sound to the BurstSound. Make the lifetime about as long as the stop sound, in ms.
end

function Update(self)
   if self:IsActivated() and self.fireState == 0 and self.Magazine ~= nil then
      self.fireState = 1;
      self.chargeSound.Pos = self.Pos;
      MovableMan:AddParticle(self.chargeSound);
      self.warmTimer:Reset();
   end
   if self.fireState == 1 then
      if self:IsActivated() then
         if self.warmTimer:IsPastSimMS(3000) then --replace 3000 with the length of your chageup sound.
            self.chargeSound.ToDelete = true;
            self.fireState = 2;
            self.loopSound.Pos = self.Pos;
            MovableMan:AddParticle(self.loopSound);
         end
      else
         self.chargeSound.ToDelete = true;
         self.fireState = 0;
      end
   end
   if self.fireState == 2 then -- This is where your gun will be firing using the bullets as set up in your ini. If you wanted to do the bullets in lua, this section is where you'd put them. In that case add "self:Deactivate()"s, or you could have one self:Deactivate at the end of the Update function, outside of an if statement.
      self.loopSound.Pos = self.Pos;
      if not self.IsActivated() or self.Magazine == nil or self.RoundCount <= 0 then
         self.loopSound.toDelete = true;
         self.fireState = 0;
         self.stopSound.Pos = self.Pos;
         MovableMan:AddParticle(self.stopSound);
      end
   else
      self:Deactivate(); --This will stop it from firing until fireState == 2. As such, you don't need ActivationDelay in the ini.
   end
end

function Create(self)
   print("creating self start");
   print("setting firestate to 0");
   self.fireState = 0;
   print("startubg warntimer");
   self.warmTimer = Timer();
   print("defining ChargeSound");
   self.chargeSound = CreateAEmitter("shiggy","TradeStar.rte"); --Emitter should play the 3 second charge sound as the EmissionSound,  be non-looping, and have a lifetime of -1. We will delete it later.
   print("defining loopsound");
   self.loopSound = CreateAEmitter("diggy","TradeStar.rte"); --Your looping while firing sound, EmissionSound, looping, lifetime -1.
   print("defining stop sound");
   self.stopSound = CreateAEmitter("ishygddt","TradeStar.rte"); --For this one you can set your sound to the BurstSound. Make the lifetime about as long as the stop sound, in ms.
   print("End of create self");
end

function Update(self)
   if self:IsActivated() and self.fireState == 0 and self.Magazine ~= nil then
      print("this is line 19");
      self.fireState = 1;
      print("this is line 21");
      self.chargeSound.Pos = self.Pos;
      print("this is line 23");
      MovableMan:AddParticle(self.chargeSound);
      print("this is line 25");
      self.warmTimer:Reset();
      print("this is line 27");
   end
   if self.fireState == 1 then
      print("this is line 30");
      if self:IsActivated() then
         print("this is line 32");
         if self.warmTimer:IsPastSimMS(3000) then --replace 3000 with the length of your chageup sound.
            print("this is line 34");
            --self.chargeSound.ToDelete = true;
            print("this is line 36");
            self.fireState = 2;
            print("this is line 38");
            self.loopSound.Pos = self.Pos;
            print("this is line 40");
            MovableMan:AddParticle(self.loopSound);
            print("this is line 42");
         end
      else
         --self.chargeSound.ToDelete = true;
         print("this is line 46");
         self.fireState = 0;
         print("this is line 47");
      end
   end
   if self.fireState == 2 then -- This is where your gun will be firing using the bullets as set up in your ini. If you wanted to do the bullets in lua, this section is where you'd put them. In that case add "self:Deactivate()"s, or you could have one self:Deactivate at the end of the Update function, outside of an if statement.
      print("this is line 52");
      self.loopSound.Pos = self.Pos;
      print("this is line 54");
      if not self.IsActivated() or self.Magazine == nil or self.RoundCount <= 0 then
         print("this is line 56");
         --self.loopSound.toDelete = true;
         print("this is line 58");
         self.fireState = 0;
         print("this is line 60");
         self.stopSound.Pos = self.Pos;
         print("this is line 62");
         MovableMan:AddParticle(self.stopSound);
         print("this is line 64");
      end
   else
      --self:Deactivate(); --This will stop it from firing until fireState == 2. As such, you don't need ActivationDelay in the ini.
   end
end