UPDATE! This is probably the answer to many people's scripts and questions! So I've recently learned how I think you can reference the player in any script, even those without events that reference the player. All you have to do is make a "Global Storage" game logic, edit its script, then create a variable called "Player" inside it. After that, go into a "Player Spawn Point" script, grab the "On Player Created" event, and set the variable "Player" to the Player...

So to create a better reply to this topic and clear some things up to maybe educate a few folks, I want to clarify how I actually reference players in my scripts. But firstly, I want to clarify what I initially made this post about so as to not cause any confusion. I made this post because I was trying to throw the "Iron Spike" entity in a specific orientation that made it look like the spike is flying toward the direction being thrown. I thought I had to manually...

So I was trying to make script with a Crude mace that, on a heavy attack, would launch a large rock forward to hit and damage an opponent. I have made similar scripts a multitude of times, but I wanted this one to deal crushing damage since it is launching a large boulder. I noticed that when I set the damage type to crushing in the throw command, nothing would happen, and nothing in the "On entity hit" and "On ground hit" parts of the throw...

So I'm currently trying to create a skill that launches a projectile, and I want the projectile to have a trajectory in an arc shape, like if I hurled a large boulder. So to do this, I've got gravity enabled, and I wanted to utilize the vertical Angle Delta to shoot the projectile upward at a small angle and have gravity pull it down. From the looks of it, the angle you put in only works depending on what horizontal direction you are facing. On one horizontal axis...

There is a better way than using the reference point. It's what I use to make some magic weapons and things. You'll need to be able to reference the player in the visual script, so you'll need to be able to get your characters position and rotation. all you need to do is copy the Position tab in this picture. The picture is basically an example of a particle effect playing in front of the caster at a set distance and height. it is basically getting the position of your...

So I make compositions of magic staves that do certain things, usually throwing an object when I attack. I add in particle effects to make things look more magical and I customize the particle effects to match the theme of my staff. Since the latest update, the particle effects do not play correctly much of the time. Keep in mind that I haven't changed anything in my compositions, and occasionally it will work correctly, but not for long. What exactly is going on...