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Usage: HticTracer(threshold, maxturn)
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Threshold and maxturn are integer values in angle dimensions. A projectile running this codepointer will home into the target in Heretic style. It's angle difference has to be smaller than threshold to home completely. Otherwise, it will only be able to spin by maxturn degrees. Also, homing vertically will only happen if the height difference is significant.
'''HticTracer'''(''threshold'', ''maxturn'')
 
''Threshold'' and ''maxturn'' are integer values in angle dimensions. A projectile running this codepointer will home into the target in Heretic style. Its angle difference to its target has to be smaller than ''threshold'' to home completely. Otherwise, it will only be able to spin by ''maxturn'' degrees. Also, homing vertically will only happen if the height difference is significant.


==See also==
==See also==

Revision as of 13:52, 8 February 2010

Usage:

HticTracer(threshold, maxturn)

Threshold and maxturn are integer values in angle dimensions. A projectile running this codepointer will home into the target in Heretic style. Its angle difference to its target has to be smaller than threshold to home completely. Otherwise, it will only be able to spin by maxturn degrees. Also, homing vertically will only happen if the height difference is significant.

See also