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Sorry. but this can so easily screw up the player state that I wouldn't bother.

ChronoSeth wrote:What would happen if the weapon is in the middle of a state sequence? Might be a good idea to add an argument which decides whether or not to interrupt the current sequence.

Good idea, Chrono Seth. Added.

What would happen if the weapon is in the middle of a state sequence? Might be a good idea to add an argument which decides whether or not to interrupt the current sequence.

SetWeaponState(who, str statename[, bool exact], interrupt);

- who: Set to 1 to affect all players, 0 for just the one who activated the special.
- interrupt: Decides whether to allow interrupting. Set to 1 to always interrupt the current state, no matter what state it is in. 0 will only change states if in a Ready state.

Forces player(s) weapons to enter a specified state, as defined in Decorate. The "exact" parameter is the same as SetActorState's "exact".

Helpful for creating dynamic effects with weapons, such as; level specific weapon effects, scripted first person scenes and gestures (Seen in games like Condemned and Battlefield 3), and easier set-up for returns from hitting an enemy. Example of how it is currently done: In Brutal Doom, the player hits an enemy, the enemy goes to a special pain state and give the player an item, the weapon checks if it has the item then A_Jumps the the correct state; I.e: fatalities and stealth kills in B.D. How it could be done: The player hits an enemy, the enemy goes to a special pain state which activates the script and sets the weapon state automatically.