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''' void LaunchLoot(bool ''useOnContact'', float ''height'', float '' | ''' void LaunchLoot(bool ''useOnContact'', float ''height'', float ''flDuration'', Vector ''destination'') ''' | ||
''For items lying on the ground. Fires the item up into the air so that it lands at the specified position.'' | ''For items lying on the ground. Fires the item up into the air so that it lands at the specified position.'' | ||
Revision as of 11:10, 10 May 2016
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void LaunchLoot(bool useOnContact, float height, float flDuration, Vector destination)
For items lying on the ground. Fires the item up into the air so that it lands at the specified position.
- Example
-- Create a blink dagger at (-256,0,0) and launch it to (256,0,0)
local newItem = CreateItem("item_blink", nil, nil)
newItem:SetPurchaseTime(0)
local spawnPoint = Vector(-256, 0, 0)
local destination = Vector(256, 0, 0)
local drop = CreateItemOnPositionSync(spawnPoint, newItem)
newItem:LaunchLoot(false, 300, 0.75, destination)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| bool | useOnContact | If true, the item will be used when a hero touches it |
| float | height | How high into the air the item should be launched |
| float | speed | How fast the object should traverse its trajectory. Small number (close to 0) means fast, big number means slow. |
| Vector | destination | Where the item should land |