player_commands
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player_commands [2025/04/07 15:18] leaf [range] Add see also link to rotateshoottype |
player_commands [2025/04/07 15:20] (current) leaf [rotateshoottype] Remove incorrect help text from rotateshoottype help file |
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| - | * rotateshoottype [number] | ||
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| For instance, if a spell has been prepared (cast), a bow equipped, a rod readied, etc., then rotateshoottype cycles through them to select which one will will be used when the player fires an attack. | For instance, if a spell has been prepared (cast), a bow equipped, a rod readied, etc., then rotateshoottype cycles through them to select which one will will be used when the player fires an attack. | ||
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| rotateshoottype with no parameters is similar to rotateshoottype +. | rotateshoottype with no parameters is similar to rotateshoottype +. | ||
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| - | Example: | ||
| - | rotateshoottype [number] | ||
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| - | [number] will rotate through the shoot-types for the designated number of iterations.\\ | ||
| - | [number] can be positive or negative to affect the direction of rotation.\\ | ||
| - | If [number] is greater than the number of shoot-types available, it will rotate as if [number] was -1.\\ | ||
| - | If no [number] is provided, 1 is used as a default. | ||
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| ==== rules ==== | ==== rules ==== | ||
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