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Hey there.

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Welcome back.

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In this next section of our project, we're going to start scripting one of the fundamental systems

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for the game which are guns.

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Now before we start scripting our guns I want to go ahead and walk through the different properties

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I have in mind for each of our guns, to fully customize them in whatever way we want.

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We're going to be able to customize the fire rate, how much ammo the guns have, how much damage they

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deal, what the base damage should be, and how much we should multiply that damage based on what limb

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a bullet hits, and so on.

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So let's get started setting up the properties for our guns.

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Our guns are currently stored in server storage.

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If we go into the tools folder here, we have our different array of guns that we're going to be able

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to customize and that players can purchase from our shop.

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The first one we can go ahead and create a properties module script for will be like our pistol, because

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this will be the basic first gun that most players will likely buy.

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So we'll create a module script and we'll call it our properties.

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And inside of here I'm going to define a table.

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I'll just call it self and we'll make sure to return self at the end of our module script.

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And inside of here is where we'll store all the properties for our guns.

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I want to have a section relating to any damage properties, maybe a section to define the other miscellaneous

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gun properties.

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I want to have a section to store the different animations for our guns, as well as the sounds for

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our guns and any other kind of miscellaneous properties.

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So for the base damage of our gun, we could just create a property like damage.

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And for my pistol, I want it to be relatively low.

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So I could do a value of like 14.

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And then next I want to define a table that defines how much we should multiply this base damage by

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depending on what limb we hit on a character.

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So we can call this our body part multipliers.

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And we basically just want to have a key of all of the different names of the limbs and a player's character.

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So if we go and we build an AR 15 rig.

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And we go ahead and look inside of it.

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There are a bunch of different limbs that are bullet can hit.

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It can hit the upper torso or the lower torso.

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It can hit the head, a foot, a hand, an arm, or even the humanoid root part.

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So we want to be able to define how much we should multiply the base damage by like for example, if

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we get a headshot.

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So let's go ahead and create keys for each one of these limbs inside of our table.

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We'll have one for the head, and by default I'm just going to set these values to one.

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For now.

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We'll have an upper torso.

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We will have a lower torso.

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We'll have a left foot, a right foot.

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Will have a left lower leg as well as a right lower leg.

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Will have a left upper leg and a right upper leg.

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We'll have a left hand and a right hand.

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We'll have a left lower arm.

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A right lower arm will have a left upper arm.

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A right upper arm.

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And finally we'll have the humanoid root part.

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Okay, so for our pistol, these are the values that we're going to multiply our base damage by for

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when we get like a headshot or an upper torso shot or whatever.

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So for the headshot, I'm thinking we should multiply the value by like four so they can deal more damage.

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When they get a headshot for the upper torso, we can multiply it by a little bit more.

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We could do like 1.2 for the upper torso, the lower torso, as well as the humanoid root part.

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Because the humanoid root part is going to be encompassing both the upper torso and the lower torso

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for the foot, we kind of want to deal like very little damage because we're hitting a foot.

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So we could do like a value of 0.35 and do that for the other foot.

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And we could do the same thing for the hands as well.

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We don't want to deal a lot of damage when they hit those kind of limbs.

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For the lower portion of the leg, we could do a little bit less damage, like 0.8.8.

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And for the upper legs, we could do like 0.9, 0.9.

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For the lower arm, we could do something like, I don't know, 0.6.

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I'm just kind of throwing out numbers here.

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We'll be able to experiment and adjust these values later.

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And then for the upper arm we could do something like 0.7 and 0.7.

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Cool.

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Now for the gun properties section.

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We want to be able to define if this gun is going to be automatic or semi-automatic.

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So I'll have a property, we'll call it automatic and our pistol is going to be semi-automatic.

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So we'll set this value to false.

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We can go ahead and define oops.

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Let me go ahead and put a comma here.

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We can go ahead and define the max distance that our bullet can travel.

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So when we're raycasting we want to give a cap to how far that ray can reach.

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So we'll call this our max bullet distance.

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And we'll set it to a value of like 500 studs.

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We can define how long it will take for us to reload our gun, how many seconds our reload duration

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should be.

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So we'll call it reload duration.

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And for the pistol, I want it to be pretty short.

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So we could do like two seconds.

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The fire rate.

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We can go ahead and define how many bullets we should be able to fire per minute.

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So for the fire rate I'll do something like 300.

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And then for the ammo, we want to define how much reserve ammo we can hold and how much ammo we can

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hold inside of our magazine.

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So we'll call this Max Reserve Ammo and we can set it to.

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I want to have 12 bullets in the magazine, so we'll do 60 for the reserve ammo.

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And then the Max mag ammo is going to be 12.

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And then maybe we actually also want to add a section for defining the bullet holes.

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So when our bullets hit something we want to put a bullet hole.

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And we want to shoot particles out of the bullet hole just to make it look a little bit more realistic.

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So we could define here what size the bullet hole should be.

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So bullet hole size.

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And if we actually go ahead and take a look in our game, if we go to, I believe, replicated storage,

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we go to shared.

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And I believe it's some parts.

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Here we go.

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We have our bullet hole right here.

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Let me place this in the workspace and I'll find it right here.

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So we want to be able to define what the size of this part should be depending on what it what gun fires,

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what kind of bullet.

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So if you had like a sniper rifle, of course you would want this bullet hole to be pretty large.

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You would have a value of like, I don't know, one by one stud or something like that.

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So it's a big fat bullet hole.

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But if you had a pistol, like a low caliber pistol, then you would of course want the size to be much

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smaller, maybe like 0.3.

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And if you had a pellet from like a shotgun shooting birdshot, this would even be smaller.

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You could have like a bullet hole that's only 0.1 by 0.1 studs.

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So we really want to be able to customize what the size of our bullet hole should be, depending on

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what gun is shooting the bullet.

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So we place this back inside of replicated storage.

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And we can head back into our module script.

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And for the bullet hole size of our pistol, I want it to be slightly smaller than the 0.5 size.

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So we could define a new vector three here.

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And we'll make it point three by point three, and the thickness is going to be 001.

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And then we can also define how many particles we would like to spit out of the bullet hole.

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So if we have a big caliber bullet, we want to spit out more particles.

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But if we have a small caliber bullet, we don't want to spit out that many particles.

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So we could define the bullet whole particle amount, we'll call it.

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And for my pistol, I'll just do four for now.

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And let me place a comment here.

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Now, the next section we can go ahead and define is going to be the animations.

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So we can have a key.

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We'll call it animations.

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And inside of this table we could store the different animations for like equipping the gun, shooting

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the gun, reloading the gun, stuff like that.

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So we'll have an equip animation.

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And inside of there we'll store an ID for that.

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We'll have a reload animation and then we'll have a shoot animation.

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We don't have the animations right now because we haven't made them, but once we create animations

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for our guns, we'll go ahead and take those IDs and put them into their respective property.

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Another thing we're going to want to define are the different sounds for our gun.

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For example, what sound do we want to play when we shoot the gun?

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So we could call this our shoot sound and it'll be our properties for the shoot sound.

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So we can define the volume, the range, stuff like that.

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We'll have it be a table.

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We also want to define the sound for reloading the gun.

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So we'll call this a reload sound properties.

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And then I forgot to put a comma here.

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So let me put that there.

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And then we could also define um the sound we want to play when we're out of ammo.

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So we'll play like a little click sound when we don't have any ammo left.

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So we'll just call it gun click sound properties.

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We also want to be able to add hit markers in the future for our guns.

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So we may also want to define a sound for a hit marker, because when you play games, there's a little

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sound that plays when you hit somebody with your bullets.

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So we'll call it hit marker.

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Sound properties.

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Okay, last but not least, one more thing we can go ahead and define for our gun is going to be perhaps

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configuring the muzzle flash that comes out of the barrel of our gun.

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So if we have a big caliber gun, we want to have a big bright muzzle flash.

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But if we have a small pistol, then we want the muzzle flash to be smaller.

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So we can call this our muzzle flash properties.

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And this property is going to be geared towards a point light that is inside of the muzzle.

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So we want to manipulate the different properties in the point light such as the brightness.

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What do we want to set the brightness to?

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What do we want to set the color to?

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Or what do we want to set the range of the light to stuff like that?

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So since this is a gun, I want the brightness to be pretty bright.

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We'll set it to a value of like five.

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For the color.

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We'll do a new color three from RGB and we'll pick kind of like I don't know, maybe a dark orangish

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kind of color.

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Let me see.

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It'll be like a yellowish orange color.

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We'll do something like that for now and then for the range.

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Since this is a pistol, I don't want the range to be that big.

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So we'll do something like five studs.

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And then I also want to have shadows enabled for this point life.

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So we'll set shadows equal to true okay.

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Perfect.

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So now what I'm going to do is I'm going to scour through the toolbox and look through different audio

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files to try to find a good sound for shooting the pistol, reloading for the gun click, and for the

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hit marker.

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So I'll get back to you when I find any good sound IDs.

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Okay, here I have found several good audios for shooting reloading the click sound and the hit marker

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sound for our gun.

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So let me go ahead and copy these IDs so you can go ahead and hear what it sounds like.

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So this is going to be the shoot sound for our pistol I'll play it for you.

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Very simple for the reload sound.

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This is the sound that I've picked.

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For the gun click sound.

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We'll play this sound.

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Very simple.

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And then for the hit marker sound, we're going to be playing this sound.

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And we can basically just use the exact same hit marker gun, click and reload sound across all of our

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guns.

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The main one you'll want to change is going to be the shoot sound for your gun.

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Now we can go ahead and define some of the other properties we would like for our sound instance.

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For example, we can go ahead and change the roll off mode and I'm going to set it equal to the enum

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dot roll off mode of inverse tapered.

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And I'm going to basically do that for all of my sounds because I like this mode the best.

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So we'll do that.

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We'll paste that paste that for each one of them.

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The hit marker sound actually doesn't matter because we're going to play this on the client side.

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So we don't need to play it in the workspace.

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So I don't need to worry about a roll off mode or anything.

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I think the only thing I'll need to worry about for the hit marker sound is going to be the volume,

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but for the other guns, what we can go ahead and do is define some of the other properties, such as

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the roll off max distance for the shoot sound.

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I want that to be pretty far.

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We could do something like 85 studs and then for the roll off min distance we could do something like

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25 studs.

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And for the volume I want to keep it at a volume of one.

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So it's pretty loud for the shoot sound.

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And then we can basically just copy this, go back in here and then just paste those properties inside

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of these sounds.

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So let me do this, paste that there for the reload sound.

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I don't want it to be too loud and I don't want to hear it from too far away.

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So we'll just do like 25 and 15 and the volume will make like 0.6.

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And for the gun click sound again we'll do 2515.

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And the click sound is actually pretty quiet.

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So I want to bump up the volume a little bit.

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I could do something like uh 1.5.

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So now that we have the basic setup for the gun properties, we can just go ahead and copy this module

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script and put it inside of all of our guns and just kind of manipulate or change these values for each

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one of our guns.

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So I'm going to do that for all of my guns real quick.

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And if you would like to use the same properties that I'm going to be using, I'll have attached to

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this lecture all of the different guns with the property module scripts attached to them, filled with

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the different sound instances and the different properties for each one of the guns.

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So I'll see you when I've copied all of these properties and adjusted them for each of the guns.

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Okay, so I have gone through and adjusted all of the properties for each one of the guns in my game.

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So for example, with my assault rifle, I've gone in here, adjusted the damage and the body part multipliers.

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I've adjusted some of the gun properties, the bullet hole size, I've changed the shoot sound, and

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I've also adjusted the muzzle flash properties a little bit.

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Actually, let me make the range a little bit larger for the assault rifle.

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So I've kind of changed around a couple of properties and then I've done the same for my SMG.

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I've made it automatic, changed up the fire rate, stuff like that.

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Now, however, I have done something a little bit different for the shotguns in my game.

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So for example, this is the properties for my semi-automatic shotgun and I've added a few extra properties

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just for the shotguns in our game.

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If we scroll down, I've added these three properties to define the type of round for our shotgun,

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how many pellets the shotgun should shoot out, and then what the spread should be for the shotgun.

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So for example, if we have the string of the round type set to like buckshot or birdshot, then we're

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going to use that to tell the script to spread the pellets outwards in a random manner, like a real

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shotgun would shoot out pellets.

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If we were to set the string to something like slug, then we're telling our script that we don't want

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any spread whatsoever for our guns, because it's just going to be one big slug coming out of our shotgun.

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But of course, we can still manipulate that based on the amount of pellets that are going to be coming

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out of the shotgun.

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So that's what we've done for the shotguns here.

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And I've also gone ahead and added one additional sound properties for shotguns, and I've called it

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shotgun pump Sound Properties.

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And I put it in a sound ID here, and I basically want to play this sound during the reload animation,

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where we'll play a pump sound like we're racking the shotgun.

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So I've added that as well, and I believe that is all of the properties that I've added for my shotguns.

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So I've added an additional sound as well as a couple or a few other shotgun properties.

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So if I go ahead and take a look at, for example, my slug shotgun, I've set the round type to slug,

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and I've defined that there should be only one pellet coming out of my slug shotgun.

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And since slug shotguns will mess you up, I've increased the damage a lot and increased the multipliers,

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especially for like, headshots.

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I also have this other little fun gun here, I think.

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I'm not sure what I'm going to do with this gun, but it's just going to be like a little fun testing

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gun where it has just some absolutely insane properties, a crazy amount of ammo, a high fire rate,

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and it does crazy damage.

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So this is going to be kind of like a fun little experiment gun that we're going to use later when we're

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done scripting our guns.

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But now we have all the respective properties set up for every single gun in our game.

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All of these guns with their properties have been attached to the lecture for you to use if you would

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like to use them.

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And other than that, we're now ready to start scripting the guns for our game.

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So that includes scripting the muzzle flash, shooting out array and seeing if we hit anything.

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Being able to reload our guns and display how much ammo we have with these guys that are inside of our

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guns.

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So let's actually take a look at one of these guys.

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I'll change the parent of this guy to my starter guy service.

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So we'll go down, place it in there and then let me enable UI visibility.

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So here is our simple gun guy.

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It'll just say the name of the gun.

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And then we have a couple of text labels here to tell us how much magazine ammo we have left and then

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how much reserve ammo we have left.

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And then we also have an image of a hit marker.

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And we're going to be moving this hit marker around when we hit something with our gun, and we'll just

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place the hit marker around our mouse icon.

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So it looks like, you know, we shot something.

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So let me go ahead and move this guy back inside of its gun.

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So let me go back to server storage and put it back in my assault rifle.

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And other than that, we are ready to start scripting our guns.

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So I'll see you in the next lecture.