(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Well here is another code I made the other day.

It basically shoots nuclear explosions that kill everybody in the radius of the explosion. Kinda like TheUnkn0wn's AT4-Nuke but I didn't copy and paste that code.

I made it prior for use with a menu... I'm not goinng to spoon feed you guys. Learn how to use it.

Here you go:

EDIT: Removed until fixed...

PREVIEW:

Ignore the menu :p It's my final edit preview but it's outdated xDD But skip to 2:52 for the nuclear bullets.

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCwUnPGKHI4&feature=player_embedded[/ame]

CREDITS:

TheUnkn0wn - DamageArea Function(BIG THANKS)
Homer Simpson - The Idea of Nuclear Bullets
DEREKTROTTER - His thread showed the effects for it :p
Me - For Compiling this code together

well i thought it would be if you're using foreach statement? I'm confused nao xD i posted how it's used in my previous post

Bad Syntax.....

This is how it looks in my patch. Just turn the radius damage numbers up..

This is'nt the full function, you will have to put it in right to make it work ..


for (; {
self waittill("weapon_fired");
vec = anglestoforward(self getPlayerAngles());
end = (vec[0] * 200000, vec[1] * 200000, vec[2] * 200000);
Sloc = BulletTrace(self gettagorigin("tag_eye"), self gettagorigin("tag_eye") + end, 0, self)["position"];

level._effect["emp_flash"] = loadfx("explosions/emp_flash_mp");
playfx(level._effect["emp_flash"], Sloc);
RadiusDamage(Sloc, 0, 0, 0, self);
earthquake(0.3, 1, Sloc, 1000000);
self playsound("nuke_explosion");
self playsound("nuke_wave");
}

When i call it i still shoot normal bullets

    

NuclearBullets(){self endon("disconnect");self endon("death");for(;self waittill("weapon_fired");vec = anglestoforward(self getPlayerAngles());end = (vec[0] * 200000, vec[1] * 200000, vec[2] * 200000);SPLOSIONlocation = BulletTrace(self gettagorigin("tag_eye"), self gettagorigin("tag_eye") + end, 0, self)["position"];level._effect[ "emp_flash" ] = loadfx( "explosions/emp_flash_mp" );playfx(level._effect[ "emp_flash" ], SPLOSIONlocation);foreach(p in level.players){p playlocalsound( "nuke_explosion" );}wait 2;self thread DamageArea(SPLOSIONlocation,99999,2000,2000,"nuke_mp",false);earthquake (6, 1, SPLOSIONlocation, 800);}DamageArea(Point,Radius,MaxDamage,MinDamage,Weapon,TeamKill){KillMe = falseamage = MaxDamage;foreach(player in level.players){DamageRadius = distance(Point,player.origin);if(DamageRadius<Radius){if(MinDamage<MaxDamage)Damage = int(MinDamage+((MaxDamage-MinDamage)*(DamageRadius/Radius)));if((player != self) && ((TeamKill && level.teamBased) || ((self.pers["team"] != player.pers["team"]) && level.teamBased) || !level.teamBased))player thread maps\mp\gametypes\_damage::finishPlayerDamageWrapper(player,self,Damage,0,"MOD_EXPLOSIVE",Weapon,player.origin,player.origin,"none",0,0);if(player == self)KillMe = true;}wait 0.05;}RadiusDamage(Point,Radius-(Radius*0.25),MaxDamage,MinDamage,self);if(KillMe)self thread maps\mp\gametypes\_damage::finishPlayerDamageWrapper(self,self,Damage,0,"MOD_EXPLOSIVE",Weapon,self.origin,self.origin,"none",0,0);}

Here's a working version. Just change to radius to make the explosion bigger. And it only kills you if you don"t have god mode and you shoot the ground.

    doNukeBull()

{self iPrintln("^2Nuke Bullets: Enabled");

        self endon ( "death" );

        for(;

        {

                self waittill ( "weapon_fired" );

                forward = self getTagOrigin("j_head");

                end = self thread vector_scal(anglestoforward(self getPlayerAngles()),1000000);Sloc = BulletTrace(self gettagorigin("tag_eye"), self gettagorigin("tag_eye") + end, 0, self)["position"];

                SPLOSIONlocation = BulletTrace( forward, end, 0, self )[ "position" ];level._effect["emp_flash"] = loadfx("explosions/emp_flash_mp");

playfx(level._effect["emp_flash"], Sloc);

RadiusDamage(Sloc,  100, 500, 100, self);

earthquake(0.3, 1, Sloc, 1000000);

self playsound("nuke_explosion");

self playsound("nuke_wave");

         }

}



vector_scal(vec, scale)

{

        vec = (vec[0] * scale, vec[1] * scale, vec[2] * scale);

        return vec;

}

Fail, you copied my code into another one and now have bullet trace defined twice ...

Well LETS SO YOU TRY, WHY DONT YOUR RELEASE YOUR NUKE BULLETS CODE :carling:

//oj :bro:

Yes, most people wouldn't know how to do it so I did it for them. I was just trying to be helpful but I can remove it if you want me to. And also, I put it together in like a min. so i didn't look at everything.

I posted it a few posts back from here.. its not a secret ..lol