Probably better to update and remodify behaviour anyway, so you can take advantage of all the other tuneups to their overall intelligence and behaviour.

Now for something that's giving me grief. If anyone could help I'd greatly appreciate it.



The laser sight script (based off the Darkstorm sights) is attached to a MOSRot that is emitted from an AEmitter attached to the gun. A little roundabout, but I think it cuts down on the number of things running on the gun itself, and it seems to be pretty lightweight. It also means I don't have to make a script for each gun with a laser, which cuts filesizes down just a tiny bit.

The sniper scope script (Mehman's autoadjusting scope) is attached to the gun itself, and makes long-distance sniping easier since the sharpaim range adjusts very smoothly, rather than snapping back and forth.

Currently, both of them are spamming ObstacleRay-based errors, since they're not correctly getting the wielder's team. Which I have no idea how to fix myself, unfortunately.

Well, almost all should be fixed in UniTec, but I am hoping to get help with two things:
Both the UniTec GL's sticky grenade (unitec.rte\devices\lua\Sticky Grenade.lua) and UniTec Needler (basically CaveCricket's needler, only crappier, unitec.rte\devices\lua\needle.lua) stick to friendlies, while my logic tells me that they should not.

I found a bunch of these:

and changed them to:

They should ignore friends, not? Am I on the wrong track?

Here's the mod so far: http://avatar.home.xs4all.nl/downloads/ ... _vtest.rar

Any help would be gawdawful much appreciated.

@Arcalane - change "self.team" to "self.Team" in line 9 of SniperScope.lua and that should fix it.
And try

in place of line 21 in "LaserSightShort.lua".

@Gotcha - Switch "self.Team" and "self.parent.ID" and that should work.

CaveCricket, thank you so awful much. That did the trick!

I am going to name one of my future children after you. The handsome one.
I can already hear mom calling out to the streets: "Cave Cricket! Come inside. It's dinner time!"

Adjustable scope is working again, but the sights aren't projecting the dots. No errors in the console, but no dots either.

Oof, silly me. Line 8, change to:

See if that works.

Nailed it! Much better.

Now I can actually shoot straight again!

Wait, if you're implementing a new argument for an existing method, why in heaven's name wouldn't you put in a default value?

If any of you understand these functions and their arguments, could you add them to the wiki? I don't really mod for CC any longer.

http://wiki.datarealms.com/index.php?ti ... &redlink=1

http://wiki.datarealms.com/index.php?ti ... &redlink=1

Anything you can put in those pages would be great! I can format it later!

A'ight, i've managed to wrestle the two into submission, so i've gone ahead and added something. I apologize in advance for the terrible formatting.