Shoot

How the weapon should launch projectiles

The Shoot: module is required for all weapons

Shoot: can be misleading; Weapons are not required to shoot projectiles. Instead, you can create consumables. Check out the consumable example below:

Consumable Example

This "weapon" doesn't launch a projectile. Instead, it deletes itself when used and heals the player!

Stim:
  Info:
    Weapon_Item:
      Type: "LIGHTNING_ROD"
      Name: "<gold>Stim"
      Lore:
        - "<gray>Military stimulant that cauterizes combat wounds."
        - ""
        - "<gray>Weapon Statistics"
        - "<gold>➣ &c♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ <gold>⟸ <gray>Heal"
      Unbreakable: true
      Hide_Flags: true
      Deny_Use_In_Crafting: true
    Weapon_Get_Mechanics:
      - "Sound{sound=ITEM_ARMOR_EQUIP_CHAIN, pitch=0.75}"
    Cancel:
      Block_Interactions: true
      Item_Interactions: true
  Skin:
    Default:
      Type: FEATHER
      Custom_Model_Data: -1  # negative numbers are ok here!
  Shoot:
    Trigger:
      Main_Hand: "RIGHT_CLICK"
      Off_Hand: "RIGHT_CLICK"
      Circumstance:
        Swimming: "DENY"
    Consume_Item_On_Shoot: true
    Delay_Between_Shots: 20
    Mechanics:
      - "Sound{sound=ENTITY_GENERIC_DRINK, noise=0.1}"
      - "Potion{potion=HEAL, level=3}"

  Shoot:
    Trigger: <Trigger>
    Projectile_Speed: <speed>
    Projectiles_Per_Shot: <amount>
    Selective_Fire:
      Trigger: <Trigger>
      Default: <SINGLE/BURST/AUTO>
      Mechanics: <Mechanics>
    Delay_Between_Shots: <ticks>
    Fully_Automatic_Shots_Per_Second: <amount>
    Burst:
      Shots_Per_Burst: <amount>
      Ticks_Between_Each_Shot: <ticks>
    Consume_Item_On_Shoot: <true/false>
    Destroy_When_Empty: <true/false>
    Ammo_Per_Shot: <amount>
    Reset_Fall_Distance: <true/false>
    Spread:  # Scroll down for more information
    Recoil:  # Scroll down for more information
    Mechanics: <Mechanics>
    Custom_Durability:  # Scroll down for more information 
    Attract_Mobs:  # Scroll down for more information, WMP feature
    Offsets:
      Right_Hand: <Vector>
      Left_Hand: <Vector>
      Scope:
        Right_Hand: <Vector>
        Left_Hand: <Vector>
      Vive:
        Right_Hand: <Vector>
        Left_Hand: <Vector>

Trigger

The Trigger to use when shooting the weapon.

Due to Minecraft limitation, using left_click to shoot does not work. Use right_click instead.

Projectile_Speed

The speed, in $\frac{m}{s}$, to launch the projectile at. A realistic number would be about 1000, but we recommend around 100.

Due to a Minecaft limitation, projectile speeds over 80.0 will appear to "drift" away from the center. For speeds above 80.0, you should use invisible projectiles and WeaponMechanicsCosmetics to display the projectile using Trails instead.

Projectiles_Per_Shot

The number of projectiles to shoot for every shot. This is mainly used for shotguns.

Selective_Fire

Selective fire lets players switch between single, burst, and full auto.

• Trigger -> The Trigger used to switch fire modes.

• Default -> Either SINGLE, BURST, or AUTO.

• Mechanics -> The mechanics triggered when switching firemodes.

  • @Source{} -> The entity holding the weapon.

Delay_Between_Shots

The time, in ticks, between weapon shots (for SINGLE).

Fully_Automatic_Shots_Per_Second

This makes your weapon a fully automatic weapon. It is recommended to use values [1, 20]. Numbers >20 will cause the gun to launch multiple projectiles during the same tick. Not every fire rate is perfect since there are only 20 server ticks every second. You shouldn't be able to hear the <50 millisecond fluctuations, but here is our grading:

Perfect: No fluctuations of any kind. Good: Even distribution of fluctuations.

Fire Rate	RPM	Rating
1	60	Perfect
2	120	Perfect
3	180
4	240	Perfect
5	300	Perfect
6	360
7	420
8	480
9	540
10	600	Perfect
11	660
12	720
13	780
14	840
15	900	Good
16	960	Good
17	1020
18	1080	Good
19	1140	Good
20	1200	Good

Burst

• Shots_Per_Burst -> How many shots to fire per shot.

• Ticks_Between_Each_Shot -> The time, in ticks, between shots.

Consume_Item_On_Shoot

Use true to delete the weapon after a shot. This is used for consumables and grenades.

Destroy_When_Empty

Use true to delete the weapon when the magazine reaches 0. This is used for special 1-time-use guns.

Ammo_Per_Shot

How much ammo to consume per shot.

Reset_Fall_Distance

Resets the fall distance after shooting so the entity doesn't take fall damage (unless they continue to fall). Great for jet-packs or rocket boosts.

Spread

Check out the Spread wiki page.

Recoil

Check out the Recoil wiki page.

Mechanics

Mechanics triggered when shooting. Use the Mechanics wiki.

• @Source{} -> The entity shooting the gun.

Custom_Durability

Check out the Custom_Durability wiki page.

Attract_Mobs

This is a WeaponMechanicsPlus feature. You need to purchase it before you can use the Attract_Mobs feature.

Allows you to attract creatures to your location. This is great for zombie survival servers, since you can alert all zombies in a radius to attack the shooter.

  Shoot:
    Attract_Mobs:  # This has to go in the "Shoot" section
      Skip_Chance: 50%
      Default_Mode: <CANCEL/ATTRACT>
      Default_Distance: <distance>
      Default_Chance: 100%
      Default_Override_Current_Target: <true/false>
      Mobs:
        - <mob*> <CANCEL/ATTRACT*> <distance> <chance> <override current target>
      Mechanics: <Mechanics>

• Skip_Chance -> If this is 75%, then there is a 75% chance that we will skip all attract mob calculations, and no mobs will be attracted. This is primarily done for performance. Defaults to 0%.

• Default_Mode -> Use ATTRACT to attract ALL mobs by default.

• Default_Distance -> The default distance to attract all mobs from. Distance is measured in blocks. Defaults to 40.0.

• Default_Chance -> The chance to attract that specific mob. This is mainly useful to "stagger" the number of mobs that are attracted at once. Defaults to 100%.

• Default_Override_Current_Target -> Use true to override the current mob's target. Defaults to false.

• Mobs -> The mob list for specific entity configurations.

• Mechanics -> The mechanics to play whenever a mob targets you.

Example:

  Shoot:
    # This example will attract all zombies in a 60 block radius,
    # regardless whether or not you are wearing a zombie head. When
    # a zombie is initially targeted to you, they will recieve a 6
    # second speed boost. This is enough for them to catch up to you.
    Attract_Mobs:
      Mobs:
        - ZOMBIE ATTRACT 60.0 100%
      Mechanics:
        - "Potion{potion=SPEED, level=3, time=120} @Target{}"

Offsets

Offsets let you adjust the exact position that projectiles are spawned at. For example, you might want bullets to travel out of the tip of the barrel instead of shooting out of the player's face.

• By default, Left_Hand and Right_Hand will be used.

• If the player is scoping, the Scope section will be used.

• If the player is in VR, the Vive section will be used.