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| − | Force is a variable used only to determine how far an item is [[Throwing|thrown]] with the (t)hrow command. Force is equivalent to the entity's current ASTR. | + | {{spoiler}} |
| + | Force is a variable used only to determine how far an item is [[Throwing|thrown]] with the (t)hrow command. Force is equivalent to the entity's current ASTR.<br> | ||
| + | It is not ''directly'' used to determine whether an item breaks from being hit with an attack, that is dependent on the damage value of the attack which may or may not involve Force. | ||
<pre>void character::ThrowItem(int Direction, item* ToBeThrown) | <pre>void character::ThrowItem(int Direction, item* ToBeThrown) | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:23, 12 August 2014
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Force is a variable used only to determine how far an item is thrown with the (t)hrow command. Force is equivalent to the entity's current ASTR.
It is not directly used to determine whether an item breaks from being hit with an attack, that is dependent on the damage value of the attack which may or may not involve Force.
void character::ThrowItem(int Direction, item* ToBeThrown)
{
if(Direction > 7)
ABORT("Throw in TOO odd direction...");
ToBeThrown->Fly(this, Direction, GetAttribute(ARM_STRENGTH));
}
