public void ProxMineOnInventory(coProximityMine thisobj, coPlayer player, int amount)
{
coGameConnection client = player["client"];
if (client.isObject())
GameConnectionSetAmmoAmountHud(client, 1, amount);
if ((amount == 0) && player.isMethod("getMountSlot"))
ShapeBaseCycleWeapon(player, "prev");
}
public void DeployableTurretWeaponOnInventory(coAITurretShapeData thisobj, coPlayer obj, int amount)
{
if (obj["client"] != "0" && obj["isAiControlled"].AsBool() == false)
GameConnectionSetAmmoAmountHud(obj["client"], 1, amount);
//Sometimes.... Alice to the moon.
/*
* So here I was thinking that this line of code in the torque script...
* if ( !%amount && ( %slot = %obj.getMountSlot( %this.image ) ) != -1 )
* was checking to see if the slot was != to -1... but that is not the case.
* What it is actually checking is if %slot is blank or not. As in is the temporary
* variable %slot a variable or not, (i.e. it's id is -1)
*
* It's nice how they use error suppression in there tokens to hide
* the error message that the function doesn't exist from the console.
* But... really? I mean, you couldn't comment that that was what the f**k you
* where doing??????
*
* Well shit, I do believe there could be an easier way.....
*/
//error("Amount = " + amount);
if (amount == 0 && obj.isMethod("getMountSlot"))
obj.call("cycleWeapon", new[] { "prev" });
}